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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18

Mrs. o. M. Nielsen, who occupy
the Bylund cottage on North
Crawford avenue and Seventh
street are enjoying a visit from
her father, mother, three sisters
and a brother from West Virginia.
Miss Kathleen Powers, eldest
daughter of MI. and Mrs. M. J.
Powers, arrived Monday from Port
land, where she has been the past
two years as stenographer for one
of the business firms of that city,
and is visiting the home folks for
a couple of weeks.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Nasal, Sinus
and Ear troubles belong to my
most successful specialties. Mod
ern efficient curative equipment
and new methods used. Consulta-
ton without charge.-Dr. Jaynes,
Chiropractor, Phone 81, Big Horn
County Bank Bldg. tt
Sisters Adrianus and Mary r.
maa from st. Thomas Orphans
Home at Great Falls are spending
the last three days of the week
here soliciting funds. There are
close to 200 orphans, boys and
girls, ranging from babyhood to
IL years in this worthy institution.
There is on display in a refriger-
ator at the Elder Hardware Co.
store a large salmon fish caught
by Chas s. Elder in the Pacific
ocean while on his vacation trip
to Seattle. Charley says he sent
only one of the smallest he caught
as freight charges are high.
Miss Alice Knowles arrived at
Billings by iarplane Tuesday from
Seattle, where she Is a student at
the University of Washington. The
following day she left with her
father, A. Knowles, of the Mon
tana Power Co., and his brother,
J. Russell Knowles of London.
England, who is visiting his bro
Their here.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18
FIRST SECTION CONCRETE :
FLOOR IN SWIMMING POOL

The first section Of reinforced
concrete was poured in the bot
tom of the Neutrality-suspicious. of
the municipal swimming pool,
Wednesday. Pat Patterson, super
intendent of construction has a
force of men placing the forms
for the other sections of the pool
floor. The walls are completed
and the weather permitting, water
may be turned into the los by 60
foot pool within a week. In next
weeks issue a detailed write-up Of
the pool will be given.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18

rains have wrought a wonderful
change in the last few weeks. That
country now looks like a big
meadow. Green grass everywhere
and the water holes for stock
water we'll filled. While there are
lots. of crickets, the pests seem
to be paying most attention to
the green grass and do not appear
to be doing so much damage to
growing crops.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18

ing at the home of their leader,
Mrs. Plummer. They decided to
have all their meetings there.
There are six girls in the club,
Mary Smith. who is president; We
ra Plummer, who is vice-president;
Marguerite Plummer, who Is Sec
retary-treasurer, and Ruth George,
who is reporter, Erana Rienkie and
Montana Sorensen. The meeting
was greatly enjoyed. Refresh
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18

Because Of the death Of George
L. Kent, one of its honored mem
bers and a director Of the Farm
ers' Union Oil Company, the Big
Horn County Farmers Union post
poned the dance advertised for
Tuesday Of this week until next
Tuesday evening, June %.
The Two Leggins girls All
sewing club had their first meet
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18

ments were served by Mrs. Plum
mer At the second meeting the
program was birds and sewing.
They all had a nice time. Re-
freshments were served by Ruth
George.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18

Undersherif W. S. Brooks visit
ed the Lodge Grass and Rotten
Grass sections Tuesday and re-
ports that the recent copious
Evening star., 1937-09-15

The slender legs are Of little value
for walking. In fact, the bat has
to hitch-hike along in most awkward
manner. The hind feet are equipped
with strong claws which are used as
graphing hooks when their owner
wishes to retire for the night or longer.
The fore legs are more like bony
hands and have four skinny fingers
that pass through the membrane that
forms the wings and support it.
Bats are tireless workers in our
behalf. They chase the insects. bugs
and mites. Only the soft, digestible
parts are used, the hard ones thrown
away.
During the cold weather sleep claims
these efficient Summer workers.
Early in the Autumn they seek a
place in which to hang upside down.
Caves, crannies. under bridges, caves,
or in hollow tree. Almost frozen,
they remain throughout the Winter,
thawing out with the warm days of
Spring. If you were to take one of
the sleepyheads home and place it in
very warm room to thaw out. YOU
would have a surprise coming to you.
First sort of shudder would shake
your guest. Then a fine yawn, re-
Evening star., 1937-09-15
Spelling of Arkansas.

In territorial days the name Arkan-
eas was onhcially spelled "Arkansaw"
to conform with its pronunciation.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
'R|G0LETTO' OPENS
SERIES OF OPERAS.
To Be Presented Oct. IL.
Washingtonians Included
in Chorus and Ballet.

The Washington Popular Opera
Association will open its season here
with the presentation of Verdi's
"Rigoletto" at Constitution Hall on
Tuesday, October IL, it was an
nounced today.
A. Cont Berenguer, general man
ager, said singers and directors from
opera companies throughout the coun-
try will be brought here The orchestra
and ballet corps, however will be made
up entirely of Washingtonians.
Metropolitan Opera choristers will be
used for the "Rigoletto" performance
but, Berenguer said, the association
hopes soon to have its own chorus of
local singers.
The following executive positions
have been assigned: Artistic director,
Amelia Cont, member of the Metro
politan Opera Association; scenic di-
rector, Paul Arlt formerly scenic
designer for the Greenwich House in
New York City; treasurer and orches-
ira manager. DR.. Walter Bauer, and
secretary, Donate Bianchi
The association, which has an
nounced Winter prices as low as so
cents, has offices at the Raleigh Hotel.
Among the artists taking part in the
'Rigoletto" performance are Angelo
Photo, baritone, of La Scala Opera.
Milan; Ralph Errolle, tenor, Metropoli-
tan Opera and Chicago Civic Opera
company; Giovanni Fulco, base, New
York Grand Opera company; Leo
poldo Gutierrez baritone; Sylvia
Grazzini, coloratura soprano, and
Anne Yago McGuffey, contralto, San
Carlo and Cincinnati Summer Opera
companies. The conductor will be
Fulgenzio Guerrieri.
Evening star., 1937-09-15

The normal now of Niagara Falls is
207, 900 cubic feet of water a second.
Evening star., 1937-09-15

stood that Paraguay replied. in answef
to conference protest, that the de.
tention was an error.
The two agents were taken prisoner
September 10 in department Of Bo-
hvia, which had been held partly BY
Paraguayan troops since the end OF
Chaco War hostilities between the two
countries.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
Natures Children
Big-Eared Bat (Antrozous pallidus).

with all sorts of bric-a-brac and not
one thing was touched. When the
flier came close to any object 1t
would swerve slightly and avoid 4
collision.
This fellow, the big-eared bat, is
known in Eastern California, Nevada,
Arizona. New Mexico and Western
Texas, where it polices the deserts Of
these States. 1t is about the same
size as the common brown bat, and
having especially large erect ears,
it has been given this name Clothed
in dull-gray above, with grayish-
white beneath, you may find one Of the
desert travellers fast asleep behind
some object during the daytime. The
snappy black eyes will regard you with
something akin to amusement, fear
lessly looking at you, awaiting your
next move.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

~ TRANGEST of all creatures are
the bats. They are in an order
by themselves. They would
- have to be placed alone, for
they have some habits like their bird
neighbors and some like animals.
They are dreaded because of their
night habits and too many false leg
ends circulated about them. Bats are
really extremely interesting and do not
wish to intrude upon you or harm you
Evening star., 1937-09-15
COAL COMMISSION SOON
TO FIX Minimum PRICE
Works on Master Schedule for 10
Areas-Handling and Profits
to Add to Cost.

By the Associated Pres.
The Bituminous Coal Commission
said yesterday its minimum price
schedule would be announced about
October /.
AL district boards have submitted
their proposed schedules, which cover
minimum prices I. o. b. mines, the
commission said, and conferences now
are in progress to coordinate them
into the master schedule for the
country.
The prices the commission will fix
will become the minimum at which
coal may be sold at the mine. They
Will be based on production costs and
will vary according to the location of
the mines. There are 10 price areas.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
WINDSORS IN VIENNA

Duke and Duchess Believed on
Way to Paris.
VIENNA September Is LP).-Cries
q Hell the King! He'll Edward"
greeted the Duke and Duchess Of
windsor last night on their arrival
9rom Hungary for an overnight stay.
A crowd OF 400 welcomed the couple
st the railway station. The duchess.
wearing dark blue ira Jeling suit,
carried bouquet of roses given her by
Budapest admirers.
1t was believed the Windsors would
20 to Paris.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
ON SALE NOWB
5. Konn Sons Co. PoIois RoyoI, Inc.
Heeht Go. Lonsburgh 3 Bro.
GoIdenbero's Inc.

A. ]. Berlin. 500 Pa Ave. Sc.
Bethesda Paint 4 Hdwe. CO., 7Oo4 Wise.
Ave.
Brookland Hdwe. Store. 35O1 18th ST.
NE
Carr Bros. T. Boswell. HyattsvilIe, Nd.
Max Cohen, 4S13 Ga. Ave. NV
Cooper Hdwe. CO.. 1902 14th st. NV,
District Line Hdwe., 1929 Dix st. NE.
= Frazer. 1ll5 Pa. Ave. Sc.
FRED M Haas, 20l6 Rhode Is. Ave NE.
hutcher Hdwe. Co., 300 Kennedy St. NV.
W. s. jerks. 723 9TH st. NV
<. E knight Il Sons. Alexandria Va.
s: H. Landy & Sons. 1890 Ga. Ave NV.
EIiis Miller Hdwe., Alexandra. Va.
Mitchell Hdwe. Co.. 5000 Wisconsin Ave
~; Rainier Hdye. Co, 311e 34th et. NE.
NeiEhsorheod Var. Store. 651I Col. Ave
Northeast M1ws. stses eos 4 q. MI.
Evening star., 1937-09-15

vealing the tiny, sharp teeth. The
pink tongue would stick out inquiringly
and the beady eyes with their dancing
glances take in the surroundings. A
bit of water will be greatly appreciated.
II you plan on keeping your bat guest
Tor while. you must give him live
insects and bits of raw meat. He
Will crawl up the drapery at crack
Of dawn and sleep during the daytime.
The radio does not bother his slumbers.
Bats have twin babies. They are
about the most cunning infants in the
animal kingdom. Their mother takes
them with her when she goes cruising
the air for insects. She places their
tiny arms about her mack. They hold
fast and apparently enjoy the ride.
Later they are hung upside down by
their thumb nails. after they have had
their supper. and here they sleep until
their mothers return.
(Copyrisht. 1872
The normal flow of Niagara Falls is
Evening star., 1937-09-15

Freight costs, the profits Of sales
agents, and retailers and other fac
tors will enter into the ultimate
price the consumer pays.
Evening star., 1937-09-15

in any way AS guests in your home
they are far, far less harmful than
flies, mosquitoes or roaches-merely
to mention a few little pests that are
often tolerated as annoying but not
dangerous.
These true mammals are affectionate
and very amusing. They "see" with
their wings. Try an experiment and
prove this for yourself. Bats have
even been blindfolded, first having
their eyes actually sealed, then they
were turned loose in q room filled
Evening star., 1937-09-15

Peoples HdWe Stores, QK1l Conn Ava
NV
Peoples Hdws Stores. BO21 Conr Ave
NV
Peoples Hdwe Stores 36h5 O. Av. N w
Peoples Hdwe. Stores TTIQ ca Ave n "
Peoples Hdwe. Stores. 3ISQ Mt plesss M
NV
Peoples Hdwe, Stores 21O1 r. Ave
NE
PEOPLES Hdwe. Stores, 2475 18th st. NV
Peoples Hdwe. Stores. 6s17 Wise. Ave
Petworth Hdwe. Co., s21 Upshur St. NV.
Mare. G. Phillips, 2414 18th st. NV.
Louis 4. Pincus, 426 7th st. S.W.
Rudolph West Co., 1882 N. Y. Ave.
Service Hdws. Co., 1859 Ga. Ave. NV.
sehlessberk bres2 lO12 et. Nh
dss. II. Ysaissa. 6sssa isn. Va.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
SEIZURE is SETTLED
Paraguay Satisfied" After Arrest
of Military Observers.

BUENOS AIRES, September Is tPl.
The seizure Of two neutral military
observers Of the Chaco Peace Commits
sion by Paraguayan troops has been
settled.
The Paraguayan delegation to the
conference said the incident was
closed satisfactorily" 1t WAS under
Evening star., 1937-07-07
REGENCY HOUSE
TOILET NEEDS

LARGE size creams.
lotto n IS. air
preparations. tai
cum p 0 " d erS.
mouth washes. etc.
Main Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-07

= forecast OF superterminals, SUPER
ships and superspeeds.
THE bureau is urging all cities"
said the air trafhc regulatory body,
Ito keep definitely in mind long range
planning for the future"
The day when an air-minded COM
munity painted its name in big white
letters on the roof of q convenient
barn and cleared q few acres OF
stubble and called 1t an airport Is
over.
Larger airports, more paved landing
surfaces and diversion OF non
commercial trahic to fields especially
established for its PURPOSES will be-
Evening star., 1937-07-07

come imperative In the not so distant
future, the bureau predicted.
New airplanes," 1t explained. that
will 60 into service on the air lines in
the next year or so are 40-passenger,
4-engine. 60,000-pound giants with
high speeds around 237 miles an hour
and landing speeds about 68 miles
an hour.
Figures on size. weight and power
Just about double those for the largest
planes now In regular operation on
the domestic lines. and speed is in
creased, although not in 50 great q
ratio"
To insure safety for these winged
Evening star., 1937-07-07

the Navy Department when q letter
from Comdr. Redgrave to Clarence
M. Charest, 1907 Forty fourth street,
official representative Of the tennis
association. was made public. MAJ.
c. w. Christenberry Is the of1cial
representative Of the Army on the
committee.
The Nays team follows: Lieut..
Comdr. r. w. M. Graham, Lieut.. r. w.
Dole and Lieut.. @. w. Smith OF the
Medical Corps; Lieut.. J. M. Worthing-
ton, Lieut., w. E. Howard, jr.; Lieut..
J. x. McCue and Lieut.. J. M. Farrin
Of the Construction Corps, and Lieut.,
Evening star., 1937-07-07
VANDERBILT TO WED

NEW YORK, July (F.-Kelvin G.
Vanderlip, 25-year-old son OF the late
Frank A. Vanderlip, international
banker who died last week, obtained
license yesterday to marry Miss
Candace Alig Of Park Avenue, 25-year-
old Louisville-born daughter Of Otto
F. Alig.
A Princeton graduate now in the
real estate business, Vanderlip said the
ceremony will be performed here
July l6,
Evening star., 1937-07-07

Nothing makes . Summer home
seem cooler than fresh looking
fibre rugs. You will like these
lively 1887 patterns and clear,
cool colors. Stencilled and woven
designs. Some can be matched in
smaller sized rugs.
Evening star., 1937-07-07
SUPERAIRP0RTS
URGED ON CITIES
Planes Doubling Size Of Present
Types Seen in Near
Future,

Ey the Associated Press.
A glimpse into the future Of the air
transport business was provided by the
Bureal of Air Commerce today with
Evening star., 1937-07-07

drawing rooms, airports perhaps to
be rated and known as Superior
minals must be created, the bureau
said.
Evening star., 1937-07-07
Dress for Woman Motorists.

Asked to report on the best outfit
for woman auto drivers, trafnc police
OF Austria forbade rather than sug-
gested, declaring that no female
driver should wear high heels or tight
skirts.
Evening star., 1937-07-07
M. Halstead, Lieut.. Gg) c. A. john
son and Ensign E. A. Grantham.
Hospital on Island.

, A complete emergency hospital,
with three beds and operating room,
is maintained on Treasure Island in
San Francisco Bay for workmen
constructing the 1889 Worlds Fair.
Evening star., 1937-07-07
NAVY'S LEECH CUP TEAM
CAPTAIN is ANNOUNCED

Lieut.. Comdr. Redgrave to Serve
for Competition With Army
Saturday Afternoon.
Lieut.. Comdr. D. C. Redgrave OF
the Construction Corps will captain
the Nays Leech Cup tennis team
when the match with the Army is
played Saturday at 2 pm. at the
Army and Navy Country Club.
This was announced yesterday at
Evening star., 1937-07-07

Indis is the worlds greatest tea
country.
Evening star., 1937-07-07
$4,000 Tons Of Fish.

I6,UOU Tons OF Fish.
Norway shipped over $4,000 tons OF
canned fish to America In the last
year.
Evening star., 1937-07-07
Rust or Greer, Jaspe
Box PIeuted Front

Neatly tailored, trinity fitted chair
able for Wing, Club, Button back,
covers-two-tone rope trim. Suit
Coxswell, and English Lounge
Chairs.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
Rodrfguez-Rubio

intel Rubin, Rodrfguez-Rubio,
Gerardo Cigarran, Manuel L6-
PEI, Tomas Perez, Fretuoso
Suarez, Evelio Hernandez, Sill
verio Fernandez, Manuel Co
rial, Angelo Alfonso, Benigno
Llano, Alfredo Gonzalez, Ra-
mon Fernando Rey, Dick, Rel
ma, Joe Regueira, Joe Midulla,
Turner Taylor Co., Manuel Fer
nandez, c. Vega, Canada Dry,
La Cruz, Salvador Sanchez, jr.,
Baldomero Fernandez, Indale-
clio Llama, Leon Cain, Nick Col
menares, DR.. Jose A. Domin-
guez, Tony Grimaldi, DR.. Is
mael Angulo, Manuel PardH, 10
Sc Mesa, E. Gottfried, Dave
Cowen DIR. John Torres, Ga
briel Vale, DR.. Jose Minardi, I.
w. Ramsey, Jr., James Velas-
co, Jose Santome, Joe Capota-
no, DR.. A. Perzia, Agustin Ba-
rreiro, Oscar Mijares, Fernan-
deg Rubio, Fernando Gonzalez,
Placido Fernandez, Pace Vidal,
Jack H. Fernandez, Manuel R.
Rub;o, Lorenzo Ferrara, Jose
@. Escalante, Manuel Garcia,
Andres Yanez, Fernandez y
Garcia, Wagner Beer, E. F. Nc
Neeney, M. Diaz Carrasco, Sou
thern Brewery, DR.. Jose Spoto,
Jose Llaneza, Jr., Bill Wolfson,
Henry Russo, M. Garcia, Jose
Westrich.
Habra que apretar un tanto
las mesas para colocar 100, da-
da la extraordinaria demanda.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
IRdugatrGcj6n del 1aaevo
Patio del COLambid

Patio del COlmm6jG
Con una fiesta a benetlclo
del Arbol de Navidad de los Nj
nos de Ybor, fiesta patrocinada
por la Camars de Concrete de
Ybor y una comisi6n que inte-
gran Victoriano Mantefga, Eu-
gene Anzelone, Roy CotareIo v
Jose Glamour, sera i~nAugurado
ell dia Is el nusvo patio del res
taurant Columbia, una maravi-
LA de arte y de buen gpsto.
La Inauguration tendra un do
BILE fin: ayudar a comprar los
juguetes de los ninos y presen-
tar al p&blico otra sala de un
gran establecimiento, algo origi
nal.
Las mesaS con cuatro siilas sc
venderan a Seis pesos, teniendo
derecho los asistentes a comida,
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
NOMBRADO COACH
DE LOS ROJOS

Milwaukee, Die. 3.-Hank
Gowdy, veterano catcher, fue
firmado aver como coach del
Cincinnati para la venidera tenn
porada.
Los rojos vendieron los SER
vicios del jardinero Hub Wal
ker al club Nashville, de la Aso
ciaci6n del Sur.
ALI estara Walker bajo la di-
recci6n de Charlie Dresser.
Gbwdy fue ell primer pelo-
tero de las grandes ligas que Sc
inscribi6 como Soldado durante
la guerra mudial.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
BE RETIRARON LAS TRIO
PAS JAlPONESASI DE LA
IONA AMERICANA
UN americana dgredidO por
los nipOneS

Marking, die. 3.-Tropas ia
ponesas, atendiendo la preston
del coronel Charles F. N. Price,
Sc retiraron hoy de la iona que
las tropas americans ocupan
Ell ell distrito international de
Shanghai.
Los japoneses Sc habian apro
ximado a las GALES custodiadas
por los americanos despues de
una manifestation en- la que to-
maron parte 5000 soldados.
La rapida actuaciSn del core
mel evit6 ineidentes de gran i'm
portancia.
Los j%aponeses rodearon y linn
piaron un area de 80 cuadras.
Una granada de mano hiri6 a
tres soldados japoneses v un
ingl6S inspector de policia.
Miles de cfviles japoneses o.
vacionaron a las tropas en- el
desfile.
Oficiales japoneses borra-
chos agredieron a Vicente Read
un americana, lastimandolo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
NOTAS SOCjALFS
Ell Cabaret CaprichO

Ell Cabaret CdpTIchO
Terminates va los preparati-
vos para la gran fiesta del sa-
bado en- ell Centre Espanol de
Ybor, ell Cabaret Capricho, las
damas de Protection de Auxi-
lilo no descansaran hasta des-
pues de que la fiesta Sc verifi
que.
Aver tuvieron elias la buena
suerte de contratar, por con-
ducto de la Sra. Greco, a los
Del Pine, una notable pareja de
bailadores de rumba.
Ademas, a petici6n de sus a.
migos, las damas presentaran
I'm n1mero propio, algo origi-
nal.
Hablando sobre las mesas
vendidas, y sin tener la lista
completa, damos hoy los nom-
bres : R. B. Diaz, DR.. Santiago
Paniello, Sra. Laureano Torres,
Juan Sanchez, Francisco Gar
cfa Perez, H. Canal, Joe Do
mingo, Angelo Greco, Charlie
Cuervo, Tony Italiano, Jimmy
Greco, Fred Jacoby, Charlie
Men6ndez, Enterprise Box, Pri
mo Lord, Sabine Noriega, Ce-
sar Medina, Justo Rodriguez,
Cesar Fernandez, Rail Vega,
DR.. Ruben Moreno, Paul Lon
go, Jose Lorenzo, Bonifacio Va
lero, Jose Diaz, Adolfo Guerra,
M. K. Hudson, Luis Wohl, AL
fonso Lopez, Milo Vega, Ma
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Tn acusado de robo, Gus R.
Dodge, Sc case con la testigo
principal en- su contra y qued6
en- libertad.
La noticia la di6 al juez Hi
mes ell a~sistente fiscal Gregg
ry.
A la esposa no Sc lie puede
obligar a declarar en- contra
del marido.
Dodge fue condenado ell ano
pasado, por I'm delito de robo
Ipor medic del punz6n, a diez
amos de preside; pero la Cor
tie Supreme case la sentencia,
recobrando SUI liberatd.
Ell matrimonio lie ha librado
ahora de I'm nuevo juicio.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
LA CACETA
Una TUIesid


Ell domingo, a las dieZ DE la
manana, sera inaugurada la
nueva iglesia cat6Iica de Ybor
City, Nusstra Sonora dA BCeA
Soeorro.
Actuara en- la ceRemona el
obiSpo de San Agustfn, que es
obispo de la di6cesis de Tampa.
va dimos a conocsr ell progra
ma en- dias anteriores.
Tres 6rdenes relfgiosas han
tenido ell dominic de la iglesla
cat6lica de Ybor, los Jesuitas,
Salesianos Y ahora los REDEEM
toristas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
VICTORIA DE YOUNG CHA
Pile POR CUENTA DE
FRIEDKIN

New York, Die. 3.-Young
Chapple, pdgil del peso ligero,
venci6 por nocaut tecnico, en- ell
septimo asalto, a Bernie Fried
kin, de Brownsville, estado de
Texas.
En- ell mismo programa, Seigi
Ashekenas, de Brownsville, p2l-
so a dormir a Charles Stefano,
de Passaic, a los catorce segun-
dos del segundo asalto. Gerard
Della, de New York, superb a
Harry Ginsberg.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
LOS P~ARTIDARIOs DE LA
LEY DEL SALARIO MINI
MO Sc OPONEN A La RE-
VISION

Washington, Die. 3.-Mien-
tras William Green Y john L.
Lewis tratan de solucionar las
dificultades que los separan
dentro del movimiento obrero
americana, los partidaEios de la
ley del salario mininAo estre-
chan sus filas en- la eamara.
Quieren los enemigos de la
ley someterla a una revision
que anule su valor; pero los par
tidarios de ella Sc oponen a la
maniobra.
Prepare varias recomenda-
clones ell ComiSe Executive lie
Ia Federation Americana del
Trabajo.
Ell senado tendra que ser con-
sultado en- las modifieaeoins IS
que Sc hagan.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
bale v ndmeros de variedades.

bale v numeros de variedades.
La comida tendra ell siguien-
tie menu: Aceitunas, Extremes
variado. Sopa de pure y vegeta-
les mixtos, langosta habanera,
polio jerezana, Elan supreme y
Cafe Noer.
Algo eNtraordinario: excelen
tie comida, bale Y nGmeros de
variedades, euatro personas por
seiS dokareS.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
Los yMguetes

Hay necesidad de vigilar, con
la mayor atencion, la proceden
cia de los juguetes que Sc VEN
den en- Tampa.
Tenemos entendido que hay
muchos de fabrication japone-
sa Y alemaRa.
Examiner las madres los jul
quotes v miren ell lugar de su
procedencia.
La industrial americana ia
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
IA OBRA DE LA
Ola DE TAMPA
DOnGtiUO de NiROS

Los ninos de la Benefica Es-
pamela nos comunicaron en- la
manana de hoy, por conducto
del buen amigo Jose Colmena-
res, que han acordado donar 25
cajas de leche para sus hernia
nitos de Espana.
Gesto digno de la Benefica
y de la sociedad matriz, Ell Cen
tro Espanol.
Mucho Sc agradece.
La gaceta., 1937-12-03
Boycott

Ell boycott Sc intensified con
ira los productos fascistas, tia
lianos, alemanes, japoneses,
portugueses y brasilenos.
I'm nuevo producto que agre-
gar al boycott: ell cafe del Bra
sill.
Afirma ell gobierno de Getu-
lilo Vargas, por medic de SD
ministro de justicia, que no
cree en- la democracia.
Pues que los cobardes y fas-
cistas Sc tomen el cafe de ese
desventurado pals.