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Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
BACK TO SCHOOL
FOR ALL OF Us

School starts before long now, and the
youngsters from the kindergarten tod
dlers TO the young men and women who
are entering their last year of academic
life will take up their books, hitch up
the suspender straps on their various
intelligences, and go to work
They haven't any edge on the rest of
us, here in Imperial Valley. For all the
purposes of social and business life,
Imperial Valley might as we'll secede
from custom and observe New Years
Day on the day school opens
Shifting for the first tang of fall in
the air, almost every one of US feels a
quickening of life. The tempo of busi-
ness is accelerated. Returning residents
begin crowding into the most attractive
shops and stores. A new year of life
is ahead of us, and we are busy getting
ready for it. Along with the more swift
ly flowing current of business, social
activity swirls into new channels.
Friendships are revived, or new ones
made. Once again we become gregarious
creatures, seeking the fellowship of 9TH
ers.
Imperial Valley, facing new school
days and all that goes with them, verify
is standing on the brink of new year.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13

Deal in its political sympathies.
Probably the most liberal farm
group is the Farmers Union
with Mr.. E. H. Everson of South
Dakota, as its president.
On such broad issues as that of
the original AAA these three
groups worked harmoniously for
a common cause, but generally
speaking they don't think alike
about enough things to form a
cohesive political force
I have been asked how closely
I thought the economic inter
ests of farmers and industrial
workers are interrelated. and
inter-dependent. My answer is
that I do not concur with the
theory that higher wages for
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
TEN YEARS AGO
September Il. 1927

No change in tax rate for the
Imperial Irrigation district during
the current year will be made fol-
lowing the adoption OF a resolution
this afternoon by the directors.
The regular weekly dinner of the
chamber of commerce will be held
tonight at the Barbara Worth hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
TWENTY YEARS AGO
September l3. 1917

j. G.. Bradley, formerly with auc-
tioneer zinn, has prepared to open
offices and do general business
in auctions.
G. W. Berry, according to letter
received here has been assigned to
the artillery branch of the army
service at the Preside Officers
training camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
one-Minute Test Answers

/. The phrase is popularity attri-
buted to George Washington. but
jefferson. not washington, was the
author.
@ Correctly pronounced Ar-kan-
saw. with the accents On the first
and last syllables.
8. A point near Gibraltar, SPAN,
is farther south than any other
point on the mainland of Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
LOOKING
BACKWARD
What The Press Files Tell of
Imperial Valley for This
Date in Past Years.
THIRTY YEARS AGO
September I3 1907

Wiley NJ. Weaver has gone to
Oregon, where he purchased 300
head of thorobred sheep which he
will bring to the valley in the near
future.
Clinton Howe of the Standard
force is home, from vacation spent
in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
own skitS.

own SKltS. |
Entertainers are also going in for
sports on the side with guSto. Jim
Barton was among first to own and
manage a mi-profesSional ball
team on Long Island. Joe Cook is
also owner of a team in Pennsyl-
vania and Joe E. Brown had a heavy
interest in lesser league team. Al
Jolson goes in for buying boxers
and has the colored lightweight,
Henry Armstrong on his string. The
Marx Brothers also own the fighter
with the comic name of Canvas
Back Cohen. Bing Crosby's string
of race horses have cost him neat
chunk of hard-earned money but he
claims the excitement worth it,
Kate Smith is the owner of a pro-
fessional basket ball team and Ger
trude Niesen has financial interest
in Bob Nestel the boxer.
%
For oblivion: Parsley and capers
as garnish for food, parsnips, self
plugs for radio entertainers, and
that silly beautiful-boy publicity for
Robert Taylor.
Charles M. Schwab recently COM
pleted his 178th crossing of the
Atlantic, thus making him Ameri-
cas- No. ocean voyager among paid
passengers. Next to the steel mer-
chant in the number of crossings
IS Gilbert Miller, theatrical man,
whose number is far over 100. Mrs.
SchWab'S years of ocean voyaging
have, of course, taught him the
trick of travelling light. He rarely
takes a trunk and usually three
pieces of luggage comprise his bag
gage. He travels with his valet and
never makes plans. He may, after
lunch, some day tell his secretary
he wants to depart on a midnight
boat. His passports are up to the
minute. So carefully is his per-
sonal staff organized, that he mere
" goes to the ship at sailing time
and everything, cabin, deck chair
dining room place and all have been
arranged. During many of his early
crossings he suffered sea sickness
but today he can buck the heaviest
gale without qualm.
90
MY first crossing was in a 75-
mile gale all the way on the ole
Mauretania Just before reaching
Plymouth I staggered to the cabin
door, peered out and a steward
swaying in the companionway
chirped: "a bit tippy, sirl'
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
Tcday's Horoscope

Persons whose birthday is today
would do well in any occupation re-
quiring discrimination, research
and intelligence. They are apt 10
be physically strong, but most OF
their ailments are imaginary.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
The Grab Bag
Oup-Ninta Test

One-Minte Test
/. Who coined the phrase en-
tangling alliances?
2. How is Arkansas pronouncedP
3. Whkre is the southernmost
point in Europe?
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13

Chant after an evening in the
suburbs:
In a local train in the evening hours,
Travelling slowly back to the city,
Jammed with suit cases, babies,
flowers
It's not my idea of Sitting Pretty.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
Wnrfis of Wisdom

There is no reader way for a
man to bring his own worth nlto
question than by endeavoring to de-
tract from the worth of other men.
-TillotSon.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
Where Do We 60
From Here?

While Rodney butcher, NEA-POst-
Press cOIuninist, is on UdcdtiOR, three
pro-administration and three anti-NeiU
Deal congressional leaders UiU take
his place. The foilOUing is one of the
series.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
Dull Headaches Gone,
Simple Remedy Does 1t

Headaches caused by constipation
are gone after one dose of Adlerika
This cleans poisons out of BOTH
upper and lower bowels. Ends bad
sleep, nervousness.
Clements Drug Store
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
Hints on Etiquette

Invitations for costume ball
should go forward at least three
weeks ina dvance to enable the
guests to plan their costumes.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13

Fashion note: women's hats for Win
ter are to be high and tilted. Why tilted?
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13
New York Day by Day
By O. 0. Mcintyre

NEW YORK, Sept. 13. - Diary:
kilograms from the film funsters
w. C. Fields and Ted Healy. So
out and had snack at stool lunch
and the counter-man and I grew
grave over the muddled state of the
world. Then to see Peggy Hoyt and
Aubrey Eads, just back from the
continent.
This day I was taken to task
about the length of my hair and
sundry sartorial neglects and made
promises of neatness. Then to say
farewell to Justine Hall and her
mother against departing for Florida
to live. And talking to Vincent
Youmans newly come, also, from
stay in Europe.
To Fannie Hurst's dinner for
Daniel Frohman and August Heck
sher at Billy the Oysterman's. After
ward strolling on lower Broadway
and past the Marbridge building
where I had my first New York
office, and Keene's chop house
where I used to lunch with so many
now gone.
90
The most enthusiastic feminine
night club patron is Beatrice Lille.
There is scarcely a night when she
is playing in New York that she
does not form a duo or foursome
for drop-in at one or more of
the supper spots and if she is ap-
pearing in one herself goes to those
that are snappiest at dawn. Night
club entertainers like to see her at
their tables, for she is appreciative
and now and then, too, can be per-
suaded to step out on the floor and
add to the hilarity with one of her
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-13

My first crossing was in a rs
mile gale all the way on the old
Mauretania Just before reaching
Plymouth I staggered to the cabin
door, peered out and a steward
swaying in the companionway,
chirped: "a bit tippy, sirl'
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 16 --WP)-
Butter and eggs:
Butter: extra 34h, prime firsts
33, standards 32la, undergrade 311a.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
Market Quotations
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Feb. 16. IU'p)-Wall
Street tried to put the stock market
up today by stimulating activity in
several groups. but the net result
was slight pickup in activity and
irregular price movement.
Copper shares responded to q one
cent rise IN price of domestic cop
per to Ia cents pound, new high
since early 1880. Then low-priced
railroad shares were whirled to new
highs on nothing more constructive
than their cheapneSS. Later util-
tiles developed activity and some
moved higher. Meantime many in
dividual stocks made gains in Seiec-'
tive buying. Selling lightened and
the foreign element seems to be
resting pending definite determina-
ton at Washington on a course to
check influx of foreign funds TO
American markets.
The rise in copper prices brought
out considerable short covering.
Leading iSsues-Kennecott, Ana
conda, Cerro de Pasco, Howe Sound
and Inspiration - rose l to more
than Q points and held fair noun
of the gains.
Lower-priced rails, including New
Haven issues, Chicago &, Eastern Il
linois preferred, Chicago, Milwau-
kee, st. Paul g. Pacific preferred,
Chicago g. Northwestern preferred,
Missouri Pacific preferred, and Wa
bash issues made new highs. High
grade rails were narrow movers.
Douglas Aircraft advanced de-.
spite an unfavorable reports for it's
fiscal year ended November 80
Boeing was pushed up more than a
point and CurtisS- Wright issues
made fair gains.
The rise in utilities was featured
by the Standard gas group. Colum-
bia Gas was active and slightly
higher. Electric Power and Ameri-
can Power and Light made small
gains.
Steel shares were depressed as
much as 2ls points. U. S. Steel
touched l04A. 1t rallied from the
low.
Oils rallied after early Irregular
ity and Standard of New Jersey on
fractional gain made new high
Tor the year.
Chrysler ran up to 1884,, up 81.
General motors dipped early and
then came mack to around the pre-
viouS close. Studebaker made new
high for the year. Truck stocks
made new highs. Nash -Kelvinator
rose on settlement of the strike in
its plants
Goodrich made a new top on an
ticipation of favorable dividend ac-
tion. American Telephone and
Western Union declined while In
ternational Telephone rose to a new
high. Buying of the latter was as
cribed to hopes for a rebel victory
in Spain.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed: industrial 1876. 10
off O.20; railroad 57.44 up DOT; util-
ity 1924 up OILS.
Transactions Appropriated 2,220,-
900 shares compared with l960,00
shares yesterday. Curb transactions
approximated 10000 shares COM
pared with 100000 shares yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16. --tU.R)-
A continued decline carried two is
sues to new lows for the year on
the Los Angeles stock exchange to-
day.
For the morning session, 13 issues
slipped against 10 that rose and
% that held unchanged. Volume
was $1,000 shares.
Emsco dipped to new 1887 low at
Tx off u on 200 shares. Consoli-
dated Steel preferred slumped t
point to 22h.
Barker Brothers preferred was off
% to new 1887 low at 80. Security
First National bank declined 4 to
58h. Transamerica slipped * to 10
on 500.
Standard Oil spurted y to new
high for the year at 492s on 200.
wellington was up y to 1l9s on 400,
Oceanic improved 20 to l.35 of 300
L. A. Gas and Electric 6's gained
point to 109iA.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16

THREE MEN free to travel. Must
have cars. Steady work with earn
ings above tie average. Call o q.
m. to 5 pm, California Hotel. w.
II. Fuller. F22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
26 Poultry for Sale

PLYMOUTH ROCK setting eggs for
sale, 2 miles south, Y mile east
Seal Heights store, Mrs. Joe Groe-
bli. FIT
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
L. Il. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16. UP
Hens. Leghorns, 2is to 3h lbs. -. l3
Hens. LeghornS, over 3h and up
to lhS 10
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
l.. a. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16. -WP)-
Trading was slow tomoderate with
supplies moderate ard prices gener-
ally steady.
Cabbage: Weaker; local cannon
ball 75c-90c San Diego county can
nonball $l.25-135; Arizona $1.00 to
$l15; Imperial Valley S1.10-1.15.
Lettuce: Slightly weaker Imperi-
al Valley dry pack dozen $2.75 to
$285, 5 dozen $2.25-250; 75's $50
$165.
Peas: Stronger; Mexico bu hamp-
ers $5.25: Santa Barbara county
hampers $5.00-5.25.
Tomatoes: INLAND and Imperial
Valley 4-basket or ates tops $1.35-
S1.50; 12's $1.25-1.35: 16's 75c-9Oc
Loose culls, Tugs and flats 50c-75c.
Mexico lugs originals 6x6's $2.25
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
l.. A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16. -WP)-
Livestock:
Hogs 100; steady: grain feds 1925
1880: local feds 9.50-10.25.
Cattle $50; holdovers 795; slow,
steers steady at 25 cents lower:
other classes steady; medium to
good steers 875-910; common steers
7.25; few cows 475-6.50; bulls $50
$50; calves 200; holdovers 200; quail
ity plain, very slow; few calves
steady at 525-750.
Sheep $50; steady; good 96-pound
woolcd lambs $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
CARROT PRICES

Twelve carloads OF carrots were
shipped by imperial Valley growers
Monday, Market was firm with
prices at $135. "A
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16

ALL POPULAR VARIETIES OF
CHICKS including White Leg
horn day-old pullets $50 guar
anteed. White Pekin Ducklings
and Mammoth Bronze Turkey
Poults. Write for prices and des-
criptions. Redwing Hatchery, 2040
e. Florence, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
LETTUCE PRICE
(Federal-State Market Service)

Imperial Valley shipped lao car
loads of lettuce Monday. Shipments
to date total 5,014. Demand again
exceeded supply on SIS, demand
continuing active on 6's and 80'S
SIS 85 per cent No. l sold for $3.25 to
$375. 6's and sos brought $3.50 with
lower grades going for $2.25. A few
90s sold for $1,75 to 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16

WILL BUY-Clean white rags with
buttons off. Bring them to the
Post-PreSs office.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16

GIRL for cooking and housework
Stay on place. Room, board and
salary. Phone 226, Imp. Fl
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
l.. A. BANKS

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 16 -W.p,-
Security First. Natl. ..... 57A 58ia
TranSamerica ..........-......... II 17b
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-16
POST PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
Used Cars, Trucks

FOR SALE - 81 Chevrolet pickup.
20 Oakland sport roadster, 90
Dodge sedan. Peoples Finance 81
Thrift Co, 612 Main.
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

glaterra y Suiza. bio la noticia
ell peri6dico Ce Soir.
Todavia ell gobierno frances
no ha dado los nombres de los
espaholes a los cuales expuls6
de su territorio por aetivida
des detrimentales a los meio-
res intereses de Francia V en-
favor del general Franco. La
mayor parte son j6venes arts
t6cratas que Sc habian ALOHA.
do EN- ell consulate espahol de
San Juan de Luz. Este "consu-
lado" 10 manejaba un ''conde
de los Andes" al que Sc inclu-
yo en- ell grupo.
Ell gobierno frances Sc pro-
pone expulsar de su territorio
a los colaboradores del gene
raj Franco Y tambi6n a los sos
peehosos de ayudar a la poll
cfa secreta alemana.
Una orden del ministro de
marina de Francia dispone
que la aviacion Y los barcos de
guerra protejan a los vapores
mercantes franceses que nave"
gan por ell Mediterraneo.
Submarines Y otros buques
han venido intentando difieu!-
tar ell transito de los vaporcs
franceses EN- ese mar.
Ante ell gobierno turco ha
presentado una energiea pro-
tesla ell eneargado de negocios
de Espana, Sr. Begoha, con mo
two de haber sido atacados va
rios vapores de su naci6n Ell
los Dardanelos. FL gobierno
ha ordenado que los bu
ques de su escuadra protejan
a los vapores e%spanoles en- a
guas territoriales. Van a ser
interrogados en- Estambul ell
captain y los tripulantes del
vapor espafol Armuru.
Sc refugi6 en- un puerto de
Africa, huyendo de un destruc
tor italiano Y del crucero "Ca-
narias," ell vapor mercantes es
pahol "Aldecoa."
La gaceta., 1937-08-23
EN- TIEMPOs PAsADOS

ST, en- tiempos pasado hubo
un CONCEAL salido de las filas
del elemento obrero de esta
ciudad. Habfa sido Secretario
del Oirculo Obrero v fue cleo
to por respectable n1mero de
votos. Su nombre es Peter G..
Ramos, hoy alejadO de la p0-
Utica, en- la que fue muy ac-
two.
Cuando P. G.. Ramos entr6
en- ell consistorio encontr6 en- la
carpeta de su antecesor IN nG-
nero de p~eticiones Y proposicio
mes de utilidades v necesidades
del barrio; mas parece que Sc
recibfan Y las ponian a dormir
ell sueno de 10 que no hay que
hacerle case.
Ell Sr. Peter G.. Ramos las
despert6 Y comenz6 una activa
campana en- favor de esta sec
ci6n. Ese campito de recreo,
media manzana en- la avenida
Is entire las GALES 20 y 81 a el
Sc lie debe. Tambien la coloca-
ci6n de muchas lamparas de
alumbrado pdblico, que nos ha
clan mucha falta. Trabaj6 con
ahinco por la "Vfa Blanca de
Ybor City, "tratando de q. esa
clase de Illumination Sc insta-
lase desde la Avenida Nebras-
ka hasta la Gale % y %, pero
tuvo que conformarse con las
cuatro cuadras que hoy 10 te-
men.
Tambien labor6 por mejo :
rar ell Parque De Soto, en- Pal
metto, pero era tanto 10 que
esta secci6n necesitaba, que no
Sc lie podfa dar TODD de una
vez; v pasaron amos, Y a los re
presentantes de Ybor City lie
hacian may POGO case hasta
que fue elegido Ell Sr. John Pa
checo y comenz6 una campa-
ma de meioras tangibles, las
La gaceta., 1937-08-23


Hace mas de tres amos que la
| conocimos en- un memorable
ICongreso de Muieres contra la
Guerra. Recordamos que entire
los pocos hombres que tuvimos
e! privilegio de asistir a aque-
LA encendida protesta de ma
dres, esposas e hijas que que
rian evitar a sus seres qreridos
una nueva catastrofe, estaba, a
ruestro lado, ell insigne ereador
de "El Fuego". Henri Barbusse
que no prodigaba adjetivos Y
cuya clara penetration todos
eonocemos, nos dijo, en- funda-
do anuncio, al Dir a Dolores Iba.
rruri, que aquella mujer era po-
tencialmente una conducta de
grandes masas; una artentica
estadista que Sc desarrollaba.
Asentimos con un gesto cortes
pero las palabras del puro macs
tro no fueron capaces de modi-
ficar ell juicio que va nos habia-
mos tornado. Para nOsotros,
Dolores fbarruri era en- ese mo-
mento una persona a quien sc
escuchaba con agrado, que so
bresalia entire las demas delega-
das Y que Sc recordaba con sim
patia. Confiabamos, sencilla-
mente, en- volverle a encontrar
alg1n dfa al frente de una mani
festacion femenina o entusias-
mado al aaditerio de aigtr mi
tin clasista sin mayor trascen-
dencia. No mas. iPero que sor-
presa nos tenia reservada ell flu
turo! iQue profetica confirma-
ci6n iban a dar los hechos a las
palabras del escritor-soldado. v
que rudos reproches no habria-
mes de haeer a nuestra miopia
de 1884.
(C0ntinudrd).
La gaceta., 1937-08-23
UN JOVEN DE 16 AMOS A
CUSADO DE MATAR A
CECILIO A

Cecilio Tapanez era dueho de
una pequena finca situada en- la
Gale Habana al sur de la aveni-
da Hillsborough.
Con sus 25 amos, Cecilio anna
ba la vida y aver, crando menos
10 esperaba, un rifle de calibre
%, empunado por Frank Varo-
ma, un j6ven de 16 amos, lie iron
ch6 la vida.
Disparo cast lie fue hecho a
quemarropa. En- pocos minutes
quedaron dos vidas arrunina-
das.
Tapanez lie habfa pedido a Va
roma que mantuviera sus vacas,
las de este, fuera del terreno de
su propiedad.
Varona no guerra hacerlo, a
pesar de que ell terreno era del
.otro, de su vecino.
I'm altercado, la violencia y
la muerte. Varona corri6, hugo,
yiendo caer a Tapanez con ell
cuello perforado por IN proyec-
til.
Mas tarde lie arrestaron Y
ahora Sc encuentra en- la carcel
del condado.
La esposa de Tapanez presen-
clio Ell delito y declarara contra
el j6ven.
Esta tarde a las cineo, Sc efec
tuara ell entierro de la vfctima,
La gaceta., 1937-08-23
lnda|eGo Prieto anunGa que fspaia Sc defen-
|dera en- eI Mar contra Ia Praterla |taiana
MAS DE 10000 CHINOS Sc
OPONEN AL EJERCITo IN
VASOR

Shanghai, Agosto 23.--Ls
artilleria produjo la muerte,
en- la roma International, a
mas de $50 personals. Ell MI.
nero de heridos pasa de 500.
Ell ejercito chino ataca hoy
fur;osamente a los invasores
extranjeros y ell fuego de las
dos facciones Sc ha sentido
en- Ell acorazado Sacramento y
ell consulate de los Estados u
nidos.
Las divisiones del ejercito
central de Marking, mas de
zoo, 900 hombres bien arma-
dos y municionados, atacan
hoy a los japoneses y han ga
nado algIn terreno.
Hacienda frente a la gravi-
sima situacion ell mando japo-
mes recibi6 mas de $4,000 hom
bres.
De nuevo fus bombardeado
en- los Gltimos dos dias Ia con-
cesicn francesa y Ell crucero
frances Lamotte.
FL gobierno de los Estados
Unidos ha d~ispuesto que sus
ciudadanos salgan de Nank-
ing.
Entire los americanos heri-
dos en- Shanghai figuran los
notAbles periodicals Hallett
Aband y A. Dillingham;, del N.
York Times.
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

del pan, pero no ell del esta-
blecimiento.
Aigunos bodegueros no Sc
fijaron EN- la diferencia v en-
tregaron pan a cambio de los
cupones falsos.
Los duenos de ia Palorna''
inmediatamente canceiaron
los cupones, pero cambiaran
por nuevos cuyOnes los auten-
ticos que sus marchantes ten
gan.
Una broma de competidores
envidios0s del exito alcanzado
por el pan.
Qu@da entsrsde Il pdblieo.
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

UNA NOTA DE LA UNION
DE DE Los
TEATROS CASINO, RITZ Y
Y
En- la manana de hoy nos fue
entregada. una nota que dice
asf:
"Al pueblo trabajador de
La huelga de los teatros Ca
sino, Ritz Y Royal contin1a.
"Todas las negociaciones han
terminate por haberse negadc
la compafia a pagan jornales
adecuados.
LOS huelguistas Sc reunieror
Ell domingo con Mr.. Frank Ro-
gers, Presidente de la Casino
Enterprise, Inc, y Sc les infor-
mo que la Compaffa no iba q
|firmar ning1n contrato con
ellos. Les dijo Rogers que no Sc
hallaba afectado con los teatros
de Ybor City y West Tampa y
que estaba dispuesto a mante :
nerlos cerrados.
ia Compaiia, asi, ha pro-
bado su insinceridad.
"Hace dos semanas un repre-
sentante de la Compafia dijo q
IN grupo de hombres de nego-
clos Y lideres obreros que esta.
ba dispuesto a conceder un au.
mento general en- los salaries y
tambien a firmar un convenic
con los huelguistas. Despues d.
nsgociaciones con un comite de
huelguistas, la Compania ha rc
to todas sus promesas con esta
negative.
ia huelga continuara mien-
tras la Compaffa no convenga
en- conceder mejores jornales y
condolences de trabajo en- los
.eatros Casino Ritz y Royal.
"Miembros de la 3. Local 116
A. F. of Labor"
Tai como nos trajeron la nota
la publicamos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

Nos llega otra carta de Jose
Garcia Granell. La censura lie
destruy6 la primera parte.
En- la cuartilla "que escape
ION vida, ell valiente compane-
&C, dice: La gotta de aqua. ALI
IS soldados humedecen sus Ia
2ios secos; labios blanquecinos,
ONO ceniza de tabaco; labios
Iuemados por la fiebre interna
rue produce este calor volcanico
la excitaci6n sostenida t..
Correr de aqui para ALA, Pc
gados al suelo que arde o lleno
de polvo de cal; cal maldita que
SEGA y quema, cal de los fascis-
tas contra el pueblo mas he
r6ico de todos los siglos... Mas
los heroes 10 soportan TODD por-
que su mas linda novia, la que lie
brinda sus labios rojos, como
cerezas, es la Rep1blica, la ma
cionalidad nueva, la que bien
merece todos los SACRIFICES y
todas las privaciones.
La gotta de aqua cae en- una
cuchara y para esa gotta hay
una cola de sedientosi...
iSalud, hermano Granell, her
mano en- ideal. Tampa sigue tus
pasos Y tus penas son sus penas.
iSaludi