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Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Safety On Highways
Timely Subject
For Students
Extemporaneous Speakers

Final choice of the high school
extemporaneous speakers, who will
speak on a subject very pertinent
to Imperial Valley, Safety on the
Highways" has been made by Mrs.
Annette Gillett, coach of the
speech team. Those on the ex-
temp team are Warren Rhodes,
Heath Hovey, and Kay Nuff e +,
who will all meet Holtville twice
next week.
Central will meet Holtville in
the local high school Wednesday,
January 20, in both extemp and
debate contests. The Central de-
bate team will be affirmative, Kay
Surface and Heath Hovey hold
ing up the local teams end of
the argument.
The following Tuesday January
26, the Central team will go to
Holtville, where the Spartan team
of Mary Westmorland and Marge
Hovey will take the negative side.
The extemp team will also partic-
ipate in the second meet.
This is the first time in several
years that any valley interscholas-
tic speech activity has taken place
and both schools are looking for
ward to renewal of the form
er competition.
Debate and speech teams of
Central who attended the San Di-
ego State meet, December IL. re-
ceived pleasant surprise in the
form of gavel with the place
and time OF that meet and the
name of the Ell Centro high school,
This trophy was presented to the
stuoent body Friday in assembly
by Heath Hovey. forsenic manag-
er
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hartzog, of
$40 Brighton avenue, celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary on
Thursday and in honor of the oc-
casion their daughter, Miss Jane
Hartzog, gave beautifully appoint
ed dinner party at the Hartzog
residence.
Sharing honors with her parents
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Carey
and Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Gregg of
Hcltville, all of whom have wedding
anniversaries this month.
Decorations for the table were
unusually effective and of course
were in keeping with a silver we'd
ding observance. A miniature bride
and groom were placed on silver
tray standing under an arch dec
grated with wedding bells. From
this centerpiece silver ribbons ra-
dated, ending in boWknots. Blue
lights surrounded the centerpiece
and placards were in white and
silver.
Covers were laid fol Mr.. and Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Conference Stresses
Home MANAGEMENT

Home management was one OF
the subjects stressed at the recent
meeting OF home demonstration
agents held in Berkeley and attend
ed by Miss Florence Glenn, home
demonstration agent for this county
Mary Rokahr, home economist
from Washington, was one Of the
important speakers and emphasized
consumer education as a feature
of extension programs, as well as
the farm family living. methods OF
enrolling household accounts dem
onstrators. the completion and use
of acoounty material.
Highlights of the programs for
the coming yea" were given by the
various extension specialists.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
A. D. Buttcrs. Pastor

The services OF the MethcdiS
Episcopal church will begin with
Sunday school at 9:45. There vii
be classes for every age.
Robert Armstrong. general super
intendent has urged the parents t
come to the adult class.
The pastcr will preach at IL
morning worship hour and there viii
be special music by the vested choir
The Epworth LEAGUE will meet at
$50 for a devotional and discussion
hour. e
The adult department CT the Sun
day schCol will have charge OF the
evening service ut 1880 This will
be the fourth OF a series OF evening
services that are different.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Society
Clubs
Golf Club To Haze
Dance Saturday


Barbara Worth golf club dances
are always popular events and
members and friends are looking
forward with pleasure to another
OF these affairs which is scheduled
for this weekend Saturday night
In the club house.
A good orchestra has been engag-
ed and dancing will start at 10
o'clock members and their friends
being eligible to attend
Members of the dance committee
are: Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Goree, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno c. Yaeckel, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul A. jenkins of Ell
Centro; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Butler
and Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Clarke
of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Wins Newspaper
Contest

Friends of Miss Lorraine Buinsan,
who recently was the house guest
of Miss Jeanne Burger. daughter
of Dr. and Mrs Floyd A. Burger,
will be interested in learning that
she won an essay contest conduct
ed by a Los Angeles newspaper and
is leaving at once for Washington
D. c., the trip being the award
earned. Miss Buinsan attends San
Moreno hall. South Pasadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Tuo PIT. A. Study
Groups Meet

Large attendance and interest
ing discussions marked the two
P.-T.A. study groups sessions
Thursday morning, one on the
problems of younger children be-
ing led by Mrs. Warren E. Sage
and meeting at her home, 1918
State, while the other, on adoles-
cent problems, is led by Mrs. Rich
ard Hafner and meets at her
home, 827 State.
Announcements relative to next
weeks meeting will be made later.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Clever Tallies Work
OF Young Artist

Among interesting condolences is
the fact that George Clements,
eight year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Clements, has a birthday on
the same date as that for Walt
Disney of movie fame and that like
Disney, he is a gifted artist. De-
cember S is their anniversary.
AT the recent pot luck dinner
party given at his parents home,
attractive tallies were used for the
bridge game, these tallies, decorat-
ed with Mickey and Minnie Mouse,
being drawn, freehand, by George.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Guest Night Tuesday
For Entire Nos

Next Tuesday will be observed as
guest night by members of the
Entire Nos club who will be privi-
legged to invite friends to this dance
which will begin at 8:45 PIN. in
the Ten Thousand club house.
Unusual decorations and features
are being anticipated since the
theme for the party is Arabian
Nights which offers possibilities for
a decidedly colorful and original
affair. Invitations have already
been sent out by the committee of
which Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Scheni-
man are chairmen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy G.. Beynon and Dr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Ariaudo members.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
All club banquet. 1880, Holtville.
Jasper farm center, 7:45, Jasper
school.
Scout beard, 6. California hotel.
Scouters conference, 1880, CalifOr-
mia hotel.
Associated chambers of commerce,
!, Calipatria.
Girl Reserve Dance. 8, 10000 club.
sl SATURDAY
Band practice, Veterans hall.
County chairmen, 10, court house.
Golf tournament. 9, Brawley.
Chapter CIV, P.E.O., l, All San
dalwOOd.
Elks initiation. 1880, Elks hall.
Present Day club, !. 436 Sandal
wood.
Ins urance Girls, Z.
Dance, 10, golf club.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Birthday Dinner
Party Thursday

Bob Weakley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy A. Weakley, celebrated
his fourteenth birthday anniver-
sary Thursday, family dinner
party being given in honor of the
occasion at the Weakley home, 636
SandalWood Drive.
Members of the Weakley, the O..
G.. Horne, and Vaughn N. Thomp-
son families enjoyed dinner and
an evening together, celebrating the
event.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Health QUESTIONABLE Submitted
By Save the Children Fund

he shows scme unusual symptom?
5. Has your child been immunized
fer diphtheria?
G. Has your child been vaccinate1
for smallpox?
{. 7, Has your child been immunizsd
for typhcld?
8, Has your child been skin tested
for tuberculosis?
8, 10 yon have fist aid kit in
yC'W hcne?
10. Do you have your child check
ed periodically by your doctor and
dentistp ssa ,a.o
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
University Clubs
Dance Date Set

Wcmens University club has
chosen Saturday, Jan. %. as the
date for the dance to be sponsored
by the organization and which will
take place at the Del Rio country
club. Brawley at $50 pm.
This dance is open to members
and their friends and Ell Centrans
may obtain tickets from Miss Ruth
Bcrmose, telephone $50, or at the
club the evening of the dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Children Gaining Weight Under
School Lunch Projects

One of the most noteworthy OF
cooperative enterprises is the lunch
con project which various agencies
in the communities are sponsoring
for children in the McCabe, Mt.
Signal, Wilson and Calexico schools.
P.-TA. groups, teachers, parents,
the WPA and the Save the Children
Fund, the county agricultural COM
missioner, growers and shippers are
all working together in these prof.
ects.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Il 'fe' is the subject of the lesson
'rmcn en- Sunday in all branches of
The Mother Church, The First
Church Of Christ, Scientist. in Bos.
ten. Massachusetts,. The golden text
is from the Psalms; The Lord is
the portion Of mine inheritance and
# my cup: Thou maintainest my
los Thou wilt show me the
cath eli life.
One Of the Bible selections in the
lesson-sermon includes these pas
sages from John; Jesus answered,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
PRESBYTERIAN

The church service in the morn
INC will be held at H. The pastor
will speak on. Christianity Is The
Answer" There will be special
music.
Sunday school convenes at GAS
a. m. The Bible class led by Leslie
Carle is OF interest to adults.
Senior Christian Endeavor at $50.
led by Bob Sprague. H
Intermediate Endeavor at $50 p,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
!. c. Pupils Study
For Examinations

Junior college students are study
ing diligently now for the semester
exams, which will be given
throughout the week of January
1928. Following the posting OF
the exact times of the exams, Jay
Gees realized that the end OF the
semester was really coming.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Neuus Items About
Valley Residents

Howard P. Meyer of Long Beach
is a business visitor in Ell Centro.
Valley friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Tomlin will be interested In
the news that they have a seven
pound baby daughter born recently
in Hollywood. Mr.. Tomlin made
his home near Heber for many
years and Mrs. Tomlin will be re-
menlbered as the former Betty
Beatty.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Postpone Junior
Clubs Dance
Indefinitely

Due to so much illness which will
prevent members from attending,
the Junior Ten Thousand club has
postponed indefinitely the dance set
for Saturday night. Mrs. Rudolph
Frowiss. jru and her committee
have consulted many members and
officers and the general consensus
of opinion was that it was wiser
to postpone the dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
One-Act Plays To Be
GiUen By Group

Experimental theatre is planning
to work up two one-act plays to be
produced in combination with "A
Doctor in Spite of Himself" which
will be available for presentation at
farm center meetings and for other
organizations desiring them.
This decision was made at re-
cent meeting of the group
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN
Rev. l.. X. Latimer. Minister

Church school, $50 a. m ''a
Holy Communion and sermon,
lG:45 a. m, Subject, The Preacher
Who Went To He'll
Christian Endeavcr groups, $3.50 p.
IN. =.
Evening praise and sermon. 7:30
p. m. rf
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
History Section To
Hear TrdUel Talk

Miss Gladys Ikenberry will be
the speaker for the Ten Thousand
clubs History section Monday dis
cussing her trip this past summer
to the Orient
The section will meet at 2:30 pm.
at the home of Mrs. W. L. Apple,
57l SandalWood Drive. Mrs. Sem
Bacon is the cohostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Intermediate Card
Section Meeting

Intermediate Bridge section for
the Junior Ten Thousand club will
meet Monday night at 7:30 o'clock
in the club house with Mrs. w.
Anderson, Mrs. Theodore B. Rey-
nolds, Miss Lillian Shawley and
Miss Evelyn Young as hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
P.E.O. Chapter At
Don Rex Home

Chapter AV, P.E.O., will meet
Monday at l o'clock for a covered
dish luncheon at the home of Mrs
Ion Rex, CAT Orange avenue. Mrs
Jessie Sargent will give the pro
gram.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Old Time Dance In
Imperial Hall

D. l.. Grumbles has announced
an old time dance for Saturday
night at $50 o'clock in the I'M
perial Veterans Hall. There will
be door prize and a Brawley Or
chastra will be in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Lions Contest

In connection with a contest
sponsored by the local Lions club
for the best essay on Safety on
the Highways" five Ell Cenuo stu
dents will present their essays at
the Lions luncheon next Tuesday.
Those participating are Dorothea
Eiler, Kay Nuffar, Warren Rhodes.
Heath Hovey and Barbara Hor-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
ST. JOSEPH'S, HOLTVILLE
The Rev. NJ. j. Browne, Pastor

Masses Sunday, 8 ana 10 a. m.
Hcly Days. Z and 9 a. m.
Baptism bv appointm ant.
Sunday school. Saturday | p. m.
Sunday, 10 a. N.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
sEELFY CoNGREGATIoNAL

Rev, Frank A. Junkins will con
duct the regular service in the
fhurch on Sunday morning. Servic
At IL O'Clock.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Junior Club Inuites
Seniors To Tea

Ten Thousand club members have
received invitations from the Junior
Ten Thousand club for tea in their
honor on Sunday, Jan. "a between
the hours of SO p. m. in the club
house.
Mrs. Walton johnson is chairman
of the committee in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Present Day Club
Dinner Saturday

Mrs. Mont j. Reid will be hostess
Saturday to the members of the
Present Day club who will meet at
her home, 436 Sandalwood Drive,
for dinner at 7 o'clock. A program
and bridge will follow.
La gaceta., 1937-07-02

breros, como Sc ha probable en-
votacion secreta, no es ell mejor
canine para la paz industrial"
En- East Chicago los trabaja-
dores de la Inland Steel regre-
saron a los talleres bajo Ell pac-
to aprobado aver.
Miles de hombres tomaron
parte en- una demostracion para
festejar la tregua. Los piquetes
de la CIO fueron retirados por
haber reconocido la empresa a
esa organization como capacita
da para defender los derechos
de los trabajadores por ella re-
presentados.
La gaceta., 1937-07-02
DesAe,las III heras del Frente de Madrid
yco Battalion Lincoln
Nueva sansrSsAara ell Battalion que
y tanta RsaNerramado
Hacia otro pueblo. cumpliendo las =
ordenes del mando

Quitemos del canine las CO.
sas lcue no deben entretenernos
ahora. La causa es 10 primero,
la causa de verdad, la del alma,
la que depende de los fusiles,
granadas y cafiones.
Pienso en- mis- vecinos de la
mesa del cafe bullicieso, donde
pase muchas horas, v acaricio
la amistad alli iniciada.
iPor que ell soldado ha Gle te-
ner amores o hahlar de ellos?
La historic de la guerra no
podra escribirse sin tocar ell
ipunto interesantisimo de las
cartas del soldado, sin recono-
GER la gran Influenza que en- la
moral del hombre ejerce la ilu-
La gaceta., 1937-07-02
LAS REGATAS DEL
DE JULIO

Las embarcaciones que toma-
ran parte en- las regatas del A
de julio, en- Pass-a-Grille, sal :
dram ell sabado a medianoche,
segdn 10 acordado.
AL llegar a Pass-a5Grille Sc
hara una comprehension por Ell
comite encargado de las rega :
tas.
Las embarcaeiones inscriptas
son las siguientes Gosling, de
James Turner; Sean Queen, de
S~eldomridge; Sun Beau, Dr..
Cawthon; susanna, lisbon Line
baugh; Margarita, Emory Hen
sley Simple Simon, F. Mitchell +;
Kanaka don Schaphorst; ORA :
gon, Wally Stcvall; Carolina,
Edwin Thomas; PLEAS de Ocho
Bob Majors; Cygnet, c.. Tnr :
lington; Half Moon, Julian E.
fird y Iind-Lass, Bill Logan.
La gaceta., 1937-07-02

mos podido averiguar. Tendre-
mose sorpresas con bombones.
Caiitas premiadas, como las
qre Sc dan a los ninos. En- oca-
stones gentlemen caramelos Y a
veces sortijas de plomo.
Sabemos cue ell battalion Lin
coin va a ser reorganizado, con
nueva savia. Sangre nueva que
nos vendra muy bien, que lie
vendra muy bien a este battalion
que tanta derram6 en- ell campo
de batalla. Los que aqui vengan
encontraran algo muy diferen-
te de los que nosotros hallamos
al llegar. Tendran chozas, cue
vas, caminos, millas de comu-
nicaciones de trincheras, jardi-
mes bellisimos. Todo c6modo,
fuerte, aseado, listo para la de-
fensa. Aqpi tenemos hygiene,
limpieza.
va las twas efnpiezan q ma
urar y los elivos estan en- flor.
Recojan los que vengan a
.nuestroS puestos, ell fruto de la
siembra que hicimos, de nues-
tro trabajo. Y que respeten los
signos rdsticos que marcan las
tumbas de los caidos, de los que
dieron sus vidas en- holocaustc
de la hbertad.
Toda gran causa tiene por
,madre ell sacrificio. Cuando nos
pongamos en- Marcia, aqui de-
jaremos este panorama y lleva-
remos con n~osotros ell recusrdo
de los camaradaS, de los nef-
manos que atras sc quedan.
Vamos a "rezar" en- su memo
ria estos versos:
Leales de la Libertad
Que del Honor al arrullo
Fuisteis de la patria orgullo
Honra de la humanidad.
En- la tumba descansad
Que ell valiente pueblo ibero
JUra con rostro altanero
Que no pisara vuestra turnlba
La planta del extranjero'.
Hasta la pr6xima, con desti-
no desconocido.
Jose Garcia GrGneU.
La gaceta., 1937-07-02
Ro4a LIE D0N PETRTN
New Yore, Julio Don Pc
rim, Ell veterano de North Ar :
lington, perdi6 aqlf la decision
sitro en- IN combate con
Fiducia, de Newark.
EraV h Ell favorito.
Las &EIEAS DE ANOCHE
EN- ~ ACADEMIA DE
BENJAMIN FIELD

} Nelson GAElio, peso medic de
de Ybor, vereio anoche a jim
my Mott, de I'm pueblo cercano
a lamps luego de q habfa
perdido Ell primer asalx
Mott atac6 violentamefte en-
ell primeo, anhelando veneer
por nocaut, pero CYCLIC resisti6
la tormenta y lie devolvi6 loagol
pes, aumentados, en- hdo
y Ell tercero. Ell ital ha-
bilmente su exp "a, siendo
muy aplaudido.
Red Simmons, de 1874 libras,
derrib6 g Nelson Fretto de 1870
en- ell primer asalto. Fretto Sc
repgso y los jueces, al final lie,
otorgaron tablas. lEl p1blico a.
plaudi6 al vafiente muchacho. /,
Raymond Dfaz, I'm lisiado de
120 libras, puso a dormir a Pla-
"a Cueto, de 122, siendo ovacio-
nado por ell pdblico.
Jackie Valdes derrot6 d w.
Hull, en- una pelea muy movida.
LH
Tambien Hull tuvo a Valdes en-
la verja del nocaut, en- Ell prime
70, pero Ell mrdhacho latino lie
domino Y supo vencerle.
Luis Royce resulto muy sulpe-
rior a Sonny Pepper y lie puso
a dormir. Tablas Sc declare ell
match" entire Norman Rasmu-
sen y John Castleberry.
La gaceta., 1937-07-02
la e~speranza. :,

..
El amor puro... Por doquiera
que paso veo camarades escri-
biendo. iQuien pudiera saber 10
cue. escriben? SQuien ipudiera
.recoger y leer las cartasrque re-
qdPen?
He Wsto a TN muchacho lio-
rar. ACADIA de recibir una carta,
1 De quien seria? &De la madTe!
I De su esposa, que lie habla del
hijo querido? de QUEEN?
Y asi como los veo con retra-
tes de mujeres que a veces ense-
nan con orgullo, en- la tapa del
reloj, en- los pequenos estuches,
tambien los tristes, meditabun-
dos.
Pienso que sobre los jinetes
del APOCALYPSE, los jinetes de la
guerra y ell NAL, flotan primoro-
sas fantasies, mariposas que
nos acompanan y nos ayudan
en- la Fucha canine de la reden
ci6n.
Y. nos vamos con la gaita a
otra cosa. Dentro de dos dias
mudaremos ell catre. Iremos a
un pueblo cuyo nombre no he
La gaceta., 1937-07-02

Md lrid.-Estoy aqui, en- las
Nrinc1Reras, % vuelta de Ma
.drid, bnds pase horas muy ale
gres. Ell combatiente Sc ha de-
vuelto a los sitios que debe pro-
teger con SUI pecho y trae con
el los recuerdos dulees y gratos
de las horas vividas.
La ciudad allegro, a peSar del
bomibardeo, Sc me ma metido
per ell coraz6n. Esto que me pa
sa a mi lie ha pasado a los otros
v lie pasara a los demas.
La gaceta., 1937-07-02
81 &tos objetaban

patronos 81 &tos objetaban a
iiscutir con el.
Estima ese organismo fede-
rad que la desconfianza Y la SOS
peeha deSaipareceran 81 los je-
fss de las Companies indepen :
dientes Y los jefes obreros Sc
sientan alrededor de una mesa
" deliberan como hombres de
recto juicio.
"NosotroS creemos que la ne
gativa de las cuatro companies
a entrar en- IN convenio con los
trabajadores del acero, que re :
presenta a la mayorfa de los O.
La gaceta., 1937-07-02
LA JUNTA FEDERAL DE
MEDIACION CRIrICA A
LOS PATRONOS DEL A
CERO

Washington, julio 2.-La jun
ia federal de mediaci6n critic6
aver a los patronos del acero
por negarse a entrar en- un con-
venio con la organization Nm
dustrial e informa que solo una
conferencia cara a cara puede
solucionar la presente crisis.
E. informe de la junta, hecho
lpGblico por la secretaria Perk-
ms, reveal que John l.. Lewis,
jefe de la CLIO, ofreci6 no asis-
tir a las conferencias con los
La gaceta., 1937-07-02
SECCION RELIGIOSA

N domingo por la noche, a
las s, ell Rev. j. A. Phillips di-
sertara en- la iglesia Metodista
Latina de West Tampa, esquina
de North Albany y Union, con
ell tema La Declaration de Indie
pendenciaa y las Tres Americas.
Qaeda invitado ell piblico.
La gaceta., 1937-07-12

sesinteresada, la representati-
va de los anhelos de las masas.
|comenz6 en- la Universidad de
la Habana en- 1927, cuando Ma
|chado anunci6 que Sc introdu-
cirian reformas a la Ley Fun
de la RepGblica con
miras a su reelection. Machado
Sc olvidaba de sus reiterados iu-
ramentos. Ante los monumen-
tos a los patriotas muertos: Dor
So honor Y por la memorial de
sus antepasados, habia iurado
mid wees no reelegirse. Mas, tai
parece que no recordaba sus rel
teradas ~protestas anti-continuis
tas. Y este desagrad6 vivamen-
tie al pueblo.
Machado tambien habia pro-
metido NO hacer enprestitos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-12

|declarar que eel manager que
convenfa a sus intereses en- Gu
ba, era Machado", porque re-
presentaba Ell papel de hombre
de hero que tanto agrada a los
financieros yanquis para presi-
denies de las republicas colonia
les.
FL coronel Carlos Mendieta
.hacia la oposici6n a Machado
desde ell i~nstante mismo en- que
este fue designate candidate a
la p~residencia de la Repablica
por Ell Partido Liberal. Pero la
o~rosici6n de Mendieta no Sc ms
piraba en- programa de reden-
ei6n popular alguno. Era un adj
versario movido por la passion
de venganza y Ia envidia.
La verdadera oposici6n, Ia
La gaceta., 1937-07-12
o., divine, etcetera, etcete-

so", divine, etcetera, etcete-
ra.
Los clubs de recreo y benefi-
cencia lie designaron presiden-
tie o miembro de honor; los pro-
fesores universitarios adulo-
mes hicieron que la Ilustre Uni
versidad de la Habana lie conce-
diera Ell titulo de Doctor Homo
ris Causa, imponiendole la con-
.siguiente toga viril--las profess
tas de los estudiantes v profeso-
res sinceros Sc ahogaron en- Ell
desprecio de la mayorfa-; la
prensa publicaba a diario la e.
figie del ''ilustre Presidente', Y
hasta poetas hubo-no podian
faltar en- el coro del servilis-
mo-, que lie hicieron cantos y
loas destempladas.
La gaceta., 1937-07-12

ldmpoco cumpli6 esta promesa.
pues tras de haber creado i'm
puestos directos al pueblo. eli.
yoS lngresos montaban los vein
te millones al aho, a los pocos
meses de haberse encargado de-
ia presidencia inici6 nepocia-
ciones secretas con Ell Chase Ma
.lonal Bank y con otras firmas
0ancarias de Well Street nara
concertar varios emprestitos
por sumas tan considerables.
que todavia, en- la actralidad.
reciaman intereses sobre un ca.
pisal de mas de ciento Y tantos
WAS adn; acept6 ell Plan Chad
oourne' traicionando los inte-
aesss cubanos en- favor de los
SA0Sareros yanquis, a carnbio
La gaceta., 1937-07-12

iQuien Sc atrevia a decir que
Madhado no era un regenera-
dor? lQuien hubiera osado dis
cutir los sublimes meritos pa
trioticos del alto magistrate?
Sin embargo, Armando An
DIRE, periodista rico, director de
SCI Dia", no Sc qued6 con la es-
pima y desenmascar6 al Gran
Farsante.
q Como sc atrevia Machado
-preguntaba Armando An
dr6-, a declararse moralizador
del pals, cuando su propia vida
no era sino una cadena de inmo-
ralidades? lC6mo podia un la
dron de oficio hablar de honra-
dez?"
Y aquf despert6 la Fiera, IFS
to era demasiado!