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The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
Uncle GiPs Guidite Column
At Boulder Dam

Two earth and rock replieas of
the largest pyramid in EGYPT
could be built with all the material
excavated to anchor the sides and
the base of Boulder Dam.
A 1,000-ton ice berg could be
produced every "a hours in the
refrigeration plant that kept the
Boulder Dam Concrete cool while
it was setting.
The setting of the concrete in
Boulder Dan generated so much
that the concrete would have
cracked and weakened the dam if
It were not cooled while it was un-
der construction. Cold water was
run through $50 miles of n in
piping built right into the dam
enough pipe would build three full
size replicas of the famous Eiffel
Tower.
Half a million loaves of bread
a day could be baked with that
heat that was generated by the
setting concrete in Boulder Dam.
Boulder Dam weighs more than
the combined weight of every man
woman and child IN the United
States and Canada.
# Boulder Dam were built out
eff 100 pound blocks and on block
we're laid every minute of the day
and night. The dam would have to
have been started when the Pill
grims landed to be completed today.
Read next weeks Guide for fur
cher facts on Boulder Dam, the
greatest engineering feat in the
world.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
History Questions

1. What Negro was the orchitect
for the Los Angeles City Hall?
2. Name two outstanding Negro
women educators?
3. Who is the President of the
National Baptist Convention Inc
U. S. A.
a.. Who is president of tie Ma
tional Negro Congress ard the
Brotherhood of Pullman porters2
5. What outstanding Negro i
listed by the u. S. Commissioner
of Education as a regular speaker
for government forums through
out the country?
Answers
1. Paul Williams who maintains
a residence in both Los Angeles
and New York.
2. Miss Mamie Burroughs and
Mrs. Bethune.
3. Dr.L. X. Williams
4. A. Phillip Randolph
5. Dean Williams Pickens
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
The Guidite World
of Music
By Miss Ethel Jones

Keeping the Musical Memory Fresh
A garden of memories, especially
if they are musical, needs careful
culture and tending.
But the keeping of musical mem
cries fresh is not a very difficult
undertaking.
Most of us have learned a great
er or lesser repertoire. All of us
know the value of a collection of
numbers which we can perform on
request, without the music. But
il such selection are im%perfectly
remembered or perhaps, complete
" forgotten, they can no LONGER
be played, or would risk attempt
ing q performance, apt to break
down at any moment.
For The average player it is prob
able that if a composition has been
once well learned It can be retained
with only one or Two repetitions a
month. This does not mean, Of
course, that it would be ready for
concert performance with only
that much preparatory And it is
not difficult to average for neces-
aary repetitions if only a Iiltls
system is applied.
Keep a small notebook on hand
in which you will list every COM
position you have yer memorized
land wish to retain). Follow the
titles with columns running &C
ross to the opposite page, and
headed by the initials of the MON
tbs, almost two years of them on
the double page. Then in your re-
view periods play as you please
afterwards making checks in the
proper spaces. Perhaps three each
month.
Of course. it is natural to "play
favorites'' but the notebook pre-
vents the loss or neglect of less IA
vored ones.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
Health Beauty Charm
Keep Young and Beautiful
(By AlthOuse Beauty SCHOOL,

To have a lovely complexion is
The goal which all women strive
to reach. The present dial mode of
living, with it's out-of-door sports
and the strain of living in the
CRIME and dirt Of city air is HARM
ful to the complexion. IN former
times women had as many diver
sified interests so they had time to
take care of their complexion, with
home treatments. In this present
era, however, women hardly have
the time TO care for their compile
xions than ever before. The only
way to conteract poor skin con-
ditions is to give the face q pro-
fessional special cleansing skin
food to nourish ii and a massage
to stimulate the circulation, and to
strengthen the muscles. There are,
Of course, various kinds Of facial
treatments for various skins. And
It is necessary to always determine
The condition Of the skin and the
age Of the patron. As a guide fnd
it useful To group the patrons in
followin@ mcuas; Group i, girl
from 1919; group 2, young wo
men from ages 20-80; group 3
women from ages 80-40; and group
/, the matrons from 40-60.
In the following articles we shall
discuss more frlly the various fa-
eial treain Mt that are suitabla
for the Va .o5s groups Of women,
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
Musicians Close
Fine St. Louis Meet

st. Louis, Sept. Is (By Carl r.
Diton for ANP)-As the last
chord of the large convention I'M
der the dictatorship of c. Spencer
Tocus died away Sunday night at
Sheldon Memorial Hall, the 18th
annual convention of the National
Association Of Negro Musician, Inc.
came to a close. The organization
has made and is making an inyar-
liable contribution to the Negro
race unsteady, the emphasis varies
from year to year.
At this particular meeting, all
of the former presidents attended
ore. Activities in the east are in
creasing notably in Washington,
d. c. But most important of all
is the numerical growth of the
Junior players, many of whom at
tended. Then, too, this being the
second melting thus far held in st.
Louis, it was gratifying 10 see the
stupendous growth in choral deve-
lopment in tbs city and the in
terest in string Instruments, es-
poeially he violin The n"alional
contest feature was expanded his
year. the winner Of which were
Margaret Montgomery c%ontralto pu
pill Of Todd Duncan of Howard uni
versity, and Cecile Roberts and
George Person, pianosts. respect
lively Of Indianapolis ard Kansas
City, Kas
There was a brief service in mem
DRY of deceased musicians and
musie-lovers, among vfom were
Marie Selika, soprano Of European
fame during the Sc Minnie
Brown Of New York City, and John
Love, for years president of the Ro-
bert Curtis Ogden Association of
the John Wanamaker store of Phil
adelphia.
Because of the splendid musical
showing of its young musicians,
especially in wind instruments, the
next convention will be held in
Kansas City, Kas. The newely elect
ell officers are: Kemper Harold,
president, Atlanta, Ca; J. Roy
Terry, vice president, st. Louis,
Clara Hill, secretary, Indianapolis;
George Hutchinson, treasurer, Chi
eago. j. Wesley Jones, executive
secretary, Chicago and directors.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
Heredity

We thought it was pretty
wonderful that Lolita Kernes,
our luscious stenographer, can
play the piano by ear. But then
we met her uncle. He fiddles
with his whiskers.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
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The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
For Backache, Kidney
And Bladder Trouble
Stop Getting Up Nights

Here's one good way to flush
harmful waste from kidneys and
stop bladder irritation that often
causes scanty, burning, and smart
ing passage. Ask your druggist for
EN- Oil Capsules-a splendid safe
and harmless diuretic and stimulant
for weak kidneys and irritated
ladder. Besides getting up nights,
ONE symptoms of kidney trouble
re backache, puffy eyes, leg
cramps and moist palms, but be
sure to get GOLD MEDAL-it's he
genuine medicine for weak kid
neys-right from HARLEM in Hol-
land.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
The
BOX

l. What is Rabies or hydropho-
bia? sa
2. What other animals besides
dogs and human beings contract
RABIES?
3. How many types of rabies are
there,
4.What gave rise to the name
"hydrophobia?
g.. By what medicine is rabies
transmitted?
6. What is the Pasteur treat
ment for rabies?
Answers
1. 1t is an infectious disease of
the brain.
2. While the greater number of
cases occur in dogs and wolves
there are frequent cases Of incid-
enees among fox, deer, COW and
skunk. More rarely cases have oc-
CURED among horses, pigs, birds
and other animals.
3. There are two types, CLASH
fed by scientists as TIE dumb and
the furious.
4. Loss Of museuar proven, es-
peeially Of the throat, making it
difficult to swallow, lead to the
use of the name 'hydrophobian
which mean fear Of water" as
the popular name for the disease.
5. Rabies is transmitted only
through the silva of the infected
animal or human victim.
6. Infection of a weakened rabies
virus into the patient. In a series
of injections the strength of the
virus is gradually increased. Of
two methods now in use, the sim
pier one, resorted to in the less
severe cases, calls for nineteen in
jections given in a period of four
teen days.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
Spendthrift

"This younger generation" bark
ed the art editor one morning, my
boy asked me for a nickel to see
g boa constructor in a side show!
Such extravaganza. I gave him a
magnifying glass and told him to
90 find himself a worm"
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18

WANDA'S got the man she wants. Lots
w of her girl friends had TO take secohd
Not Wanda-she grabbed off the
pick of the crowd-and she knows how 10
hold him Ia the palm of her hand, She
the binding charm of soft. radiant.
colored hair. She relies on Larieuseto
Neep her airlovely. and keep her man loving.
Dull. streaked OF grey hair takes on glow.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-18
NEEDED

Along with other consumers or
CARNATIONS, there has been one
formed around here 10 reduce rents.
Our just married as oeiate recon-
mends that the society begin on his
trOuepre.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

18TH ST. N W.. 1921, Apt. 2 (colored)-
Large. newly deco. modern equipped: en-
nIoYed couple. DE. 3476.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
ROOMS-FURN. & UlTFURN

CoLoRED-1527 St. N. WI room
kitchenette: sink in kitchen; $25.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

e. CAPITOL ST.. 1907 large. bright
rooms, Ink, couple. gas. light. h..W.h.
furnished. very reasonable.
H ST s. W., 711-3 bright. cool rooms,
entire second floor, $3.50 week; gas.
electricity included
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

2 BRIGHT ROOMS. kitchen and screened
porch, Ink; ideal summer location:
very reasonable. Phone Randolph 076S.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
THE Club EMBASSY

18TH N. f 3613-Room and board with
Young married couple: private home.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
RooMs-UNFURN1sHED

MOTHER will give kind. personal care
small child. SHep. 30S7-M.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
ROOMS-FURNISHED

EYE ST N w. 101-2 front rooms. com.
pletely furn. for Ink, gas. heat. cleo.
linens, furn., adults. $50 week.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
CHILDREN BOARDED

LARGE front room for gentleman; south
ern cooking: very reas. AID. 1896.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
2O31 QUE ST. N. W.

VARNUM ST. N w.. 8O1-Large front
room, twin beds. large yard and porch,
snacious closet. AID. 6O3b.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

VACANCY for / or 2 ladies. airy rm..
nriYata home Randolph 5123.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES
Operating Under Uniform Small
HOan Lava

INTEGRITY loans, $40 to $500 ON your
name only. Domestic Finance Corp.
1906 3. |. Ave-. Mt. Rainier. DE. 1914.
Also Arl TT. Bldg. Rosslyn. Va. WE. O3O6.
LoANs UP 10 $500. AMERICAN ~.
Bldg. Takoma Park, Nd. SHeD. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

CHILDREN boarded for summer at shore
cottage, excellent food. mothers care.
safe bathing. Mrs. Watts. 1439 Penn.
Ave s. E. Line 3544
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

1921 X St. N. W.-Nicely furnished
rooms facing park: walking distance of all
downtown. Excellent food.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

1903 New Hampshire Ave. N. W.. one
block from Dupont CircIe-One single. one
double room: cool. comfortable and de-
lightful; reasonable rates.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
MONEY TO LOAN

ADVANCED on diamonds, watches. IewelI9
and silVerWare. loans $500 and over q
all ticketG good for one year. HORN1N0'S
LOAN OFFICE, ODD, Washington Airport.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

A ST. N. E.. 641-2d n. bedrm., ne
papered, near bath. Ii. 2sOS.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

CHILDREN BOARDED for summer, 800.
acre farm, plenty fresh milk. eggs and
vegetables; \ miles beach. DI. 1867.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

c ST. N. E., 3OO-Clean. cool Ink. rooms;
sink $50 wk; sleeping room adjoin-
ing bath, So.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
TRIANGLE CIUR

PRINCETON PL. n W.. 768-RoOm
board, excellent meals. lunches packe'
II so desired. $40 month.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

ALLISON ST. N. W., 307-Eront room
twin beds windows south exp.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

MATTRESSES - Experienced. Apply at
once. 1924 M St. N. W.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

ON diamonds. watches. 1owelry. GilvePWAre.
etc. No adv arrangement neces. Lowest
rates. ROSSLYN LOAN CO.. Rosslyn. Va
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

BELMONT ST. N. W., 1880, Apt. al
Large front room, single or double
nicely furn. adj. bath: priv. family; phone.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

WATTREsSES-Over Is, must have expert
ence Apply Hot Shoppe. Oil Ga. Ave.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
HELP-MEN
(Contfnuedl

MAINTENANCE MAN with engineers IL
cense; apply between 3 and .. m.
700 18th ST. g. Z.
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

.TTRAC, cool room. with porch. So 80
mr. car bus So St. N. W. DE, 22S8-l
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

BASEMENT Studio, Downtown-Cool: gen
tlemen: also single. NO. 6475-J. 1873 n
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

DOWNTOWN, lOOS-1O1O Mass. Ave. N
W.-Cheerful. clean LIST & I'd Il. rooms.
1 h L II deairAd. &7.S7 k0
The Washington times., 1937-06-15

COOL, large front room in private hOm
of adult family of two; suitable for gen
tleman. SHep. 4255-J
The Washington times., 1937-06-15
HELP-MEN

BOYS AND YOUNG MEN
r. - Or 2s, eyer STEADY work, sSSd pay: Ap.
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
Los obreros de Catalina armenian
su e~sfuerzo por la guerra


Ell Congreso de la Union &C.
neral de Trabajadores de Cata-
luna que tuvo lugar del IA al 10
de noviembre en- Barcelona, ha
sido TN acontecimiento de gran
importancia en- la vida del pals.
Tambien bajo otras condolences
que las actuales, un C~ongreso
de la mas grande organization
sindical de Catalina hubiera
sido de una gran trascendencia.
Tanto mas, que hoy los Obre-
ros de Catalina, cuya gran ma
yoria esta representada por la
U. G. T., participant de una ma
nera ~saliente, en- ell poder y son
la fuerza principal de la guerra
por la libertad. Del espfritu, de
la voluntad Y de los esfuerzes
de los obreros depende sobre
TODD el 6xito de la guerra, Tenfa
raz6n ell jefe del Gobierno de la
Rep1blica al deair:
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
MIENTRAS LOS FACcfoSOS
~ANUNCIABAN DOS......
(VTene de la Ia. pdg.)

trallaron a los facciosos con
sus poderosas ametralladoras.
Cuando los periodistas lie
garon la posici6n del coro :
mel Hernandez Sarabia, habla
ba con ell comandante de la
aviaci6n. Cuando termin6 de
hablar con el, invite a que Sc
mirara hacia la Muela, blanca
bajo ell hume de la artilleria.
Nos mostr6 un cementario,
en- ell borde de ~ poblaci6n,
que ell centre habia roto al
fin, completando la conjun-
ci6n con ell ala derecha y To-
grando todos sus objetivos.
Concud habia rechazado o.
tro ataque faccioso y despues
otro, con tanques en- la van :
guardia. Ell mando tenia la Sc
guridad de que ell ejercito re-
sistirfa Y ash fue.
Castralvo, debajo de la mon
tana, habia sido calpturado
por la columna derecha del
ala izquierda, no dejando nj
una sola posici6n de importan
cha en- las manos de los faccio-
SOS.
Entences ell ala izquierda
complete ell ~circulo, hacienda
la conjunction a 10 largo de la
carretera de Campilo.
Ell jefe de la aviaci6n decla-
re: Ellos NADIA han podido ha-
Ger contra nosotros. Ustedes
vieron como estaban las cosas.
Hace tres dias que tenemos
complete dominic.
Aver cuatro aparatos de
bombardeo de los facciosos in
tentaron atacarnos. Derriba-
mos uno, un segundo tuvo que
aterrizar en- territorio leal, por
habersele acabado la gasolina,
y 10 capturamos intacto. Hoy
intentaron atacarnos 80 apa :
ratios insurgentes, pero los pu-
simos en- fuga antes de que lie
Egaran a nuestras ifneas.
Las perdidas del gobiernc
han sido ligeras.
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
La OBRA DE LA
~RETAGUARDIA
(Viene de la SG)

Algnnos ESTABLISHMENTS han
separado los artfculos japone-
ses, para no enganar al pnbli-
co. Otros trataron al principle
de mezclarlos con los america
nos; pero les fue descubierta la
~jugarreta.
Con respecto a las vituallas,
ell boycott contra los turrones
fascistas, las c~astahas, Ell vino,
Ell aceite, es formidable,
Las mujeres, particularmen-
tie, rechazan ell aceite faccioso y
a elias Sc debe, en- gran parte,
ell exito del trabajo realizado.
Ahora, mas que nunca es ne
cesario mantener la vigilancia.
Los fascistas han sido derro-
tados en- Teruel VI despues 10
seran en- toda Espafia.
Boycott contra ell fascismo.
Saiud.
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
o AGACHADOs

Els pequeno ell numero de "a
gachados" en- cuanto a los do
nativos para la Cruz Roja Es-
pamela.
Obreros, comerciantes, in
dustriales mantienen SUI genera
sa Inca de conducta.
Particularmente los conner
de Ybor City y West Tampa
merecen La mayor considera-
ci6n, por sus esfuerzos.
Las comisiones mantienen SUI
labor, la que i~niciaron en- ell
mes de agosto de 1886.
Una de las comisiones recien
temente creadas, la especial
para PROFESSIONALS, ha saborea-
do la amargura de negatives
que no esperaba.
I'm medico a la comisi6n: Nc
c~ontribuyo por question de prin
cipios...
Otro Medico: a mi como So
cialista me zumba, pero en-
cuanto a dar... tengo amigos en-
las dos parties.
I'm fabricante: No .doy, no
doy, no doy... 20 admire a Mus
solini.
I'm encargado general: Ii
siento mucho, no puedo dar, nc
tengo dinero, estoy en- la ''la,
tai, estoy en- Ia "prangana', es.
toy en- la "inopia'', estoy... nj
doy, no doy, no doy...
Encargado de Rezagado.
Pues me he olvidado de las va
cas-, soy I'm personaje america
no Y no doy...
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
CONE NO CAMBTARA DE
JUEZ
JUEZ

Visit6 aver en- Tallahassee al
gobernador Cone, pidiendo la
destitrci6n del juez Dewell, de
Barlow, en- ell case de Shoema-
ker, una comisi6n del Oomite
de Libertades Civicas de Tam
pa, presidida por ell Rev. Wal
ter Metcalf y ell professor G. G.
Becknell.
La comisi6n, que mostr6 al
gobernador una carta del DR..
Spivey, presidente del South
ern College, de Lakeland, en-
simpatfa con su trabajo, Sc que
j6 de que Sc mantenga en- la
causa al juez Dewell, incompe-
tente para hacer justicia en- el
crimen que Sc trata de casti-
gar.
Ell gobernador, mostr6 sim
patfa con la obra del Comite
pero dijo que no cambiarfa e.
juez, 10 que significa que sus
palabras no Sc ajustan a las
ideas de justicia que asegurs
mantener.
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
.ESPERASE QUE LOS JAPO-
NESES @ A TSING-
TAO
SRusia dcudird en- Gyuda
de China?

Shanghai, die 32.-Espera-
Sc que los japoneses ataquen de
un momento a otro a Tsingtao,
donde tres barcos de guerra a.
mericanos tratan de recoger =
varios centenares de ciudada-
nos de su pals.
Los agentes consulares anne
ricanos rocomiendan a los ciu-
dadanos de su pals que Sc mar
chen.
+ Dfeese que la aviaci6n japo-
mesa ha recibido 6rdenes de alta
car con motive de haber las tro
pas chinas destruido los telares
japoneses. causando perdidas
que calculaba Toxic en- mas de
500, 100000.
Los vapores americanos que
sc encuentran en- Tsingtao son
ell crucero Marblehead, ell cano-
nero Sacramento y Ell destruc-
tor Pope.
Han salido de aqui, con Or
denes secretas del mando, 80
mil so&dados. Sup6nese qre es-
tie contingente lleva la mission
de atacar a Tsingtao.
Las autoridades chinas dicen
que estan listas para resistir
Ell taque del enemigo.
Persigue Ell mando japones
la captGNa de Hangchow y es-
pera lograrla antes de dos Sc
manas.
I'm tren con americanos v ex
tranjeros saIdra de Hankow
para Canton, a donde espera
llegar ell dfa Is.
Los peri6dicos chinos reco-
gen los rumores de que la Ru-
STA Soviet Sc propone ayudar
a China. Asegdrase que 800
mil obreros construyen I'm ca
mino a traves del Turkestan
para que ell Soviet pueda remi
tir pertrechos de guerra a los
chinos.
Continda afirmandose que
Ell gobierno dc la Mongolia Elk
terror mandara aviaci6n y ca
ballerfa en- auxilio de Chang.
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
LAS DAMAS FELICITAN AL
COMITE POPULAR
DEMOCRATICO

La secci6n de damas del Cen
tro Asturiano mand6 hoy una
felicitaci6n al Comite Popular
Democratico.
Sc agradece la fslicitaci6n
en- Ell noble positive valor que
tiene.
FL Comite sabe con que entu-
siasmo trabajan elias.
Gracias ,muchas gnacias, y
que la victoria sonrfa al pueblo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
as fabricas de guerra de Cata-

las fabricas de guerra de Cata-
luna todavia es insuficiente, y
en- algunos casos todavia es in
ferior al Is de Julio de 1887. La
colectividad por la cual los o.
breros han evitado un collapse
de la economic del pals en- -
momento cuando la mayoria de
los grandes capitalists habian
dejado las empresas, Sc ha mos
trade que debe ser reformada
por1ue estaba aoompanada de
numerosos errores impidiendo
la utilization de las reservas in
dpstriales del pals para las ne
cesidades de la guerra. Pero 81
Sc habia de una reforma de la
tcolectivi8acion puede tratarse
solamente de una reforma pro-
gresiva, nunca sin embargo, de
I'm regreso del tempo anterior
al 10 de julio. La colectiviza-
ci6n tiene la desveRtaja que ha
dispersado las indrstrias por-
que cada empresa pas6 a manos
de los obreros de esta fabrica
y por 10 tanto fue un conglome-
RADIO aut6nomo y absolutamen-
tie independents, por cuyo he
cho fue dificultada una coope-
raci6n central Y una ~planifica-
ci6n de la production. Y entire
tanto Sc ha alcanzado un pro-
greso importante en- la direc-
ci6n de la centralizacion v ma
cionalizacion de las industries
fundamentals, por la creaci6n
de los Consoles Generates de
Industrial, del Consejo Superior
de Economic de Catalina, de la
Comisi6n para las industries de
guerra y por Gltimo por ell NOM
bramiento de delegados del Co
bierno en- todas las empresas
importantes, Tambien la Gaia
Industrial de Creditos, creada
por ell Gobierno de la Generali-
dad, a la cual todas las EMPIRE
sas colectivizadas deben entire
gar una parte de su beneficio,
que reparte a las fabricas mas
importantes. Tambien. la Gaia
contribute eficazmente a apar-
tar Ell caos financiero que exis-
tia en- los primeros meses dss-
pues de la rebellion militar fas-
cista. CONTINUALLY.
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
NOTA DE- LA ORDEN DE
ODD FELLOWS

Nos avisa la Orden de Odd
Fellows, por conducto de SUI Sc
cretario, que las tenidas de la
Logia Ideal No. IS Sc efectua-
ran ell jueves dfa % y ell iueves
dia 80, en- lrgar de los viernes
liz "a y dfa 81.
Quedan avisados los MEM
bros, para que no falten.
La gaceta., 1937-12-22
LAS COMPANIES
QUIEREN AUMENTAR

New York, die. 22.-Las com-
paflias de telegrafos Sc han di-
rigidos al gobierno pidiendo
las autorice para aumentar I'm
1879 EN- sus tarifas. eel alto
costo de mantenimiento, dice
la petici6n, jus.ifica nuestra