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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
LOOK and LEARN
BY A. c. Gordon

l. What is the highest tempera-
ture to which water can be heated?
2. OF what English kind was il
said, mo man SO good was ever sc
bad a king?
3. Is cannibalism still practic-
ed?
a. Which is the farthest known
planet of our solar system?
5. On what river is the city of
Knoxville, Tenn?
ANSWERS
/. The boiling point, which de-
ponds upon the surrounding air
pressure. At sea level the boiling
point is 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Charles 1. of England.
g. Yes, but of course not as wide
ly as in historic times.
4. Neptune.
S. Tennessee River.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
No Hops Today
By AAT Pilots,
Two Yesterday

Alaska Air Transport pilots today
rested in the company's hangers
after flights from Sitka and Atlin
by Pilots Sheldon Simmons and
L. F. Barr, respectively, yesterday
afternoon.
Simmons returned from Sitka in
the Lockheed with F. NJ Litton, S.
]. Mccormack, Karl H. Robinson,
John Harmon and Harold Lind
quist. Charles Nickovich, who had
left here with Simmons for Chi
chagof, was taken back to Juneau,
because of bad weather around that
vicinity.
Pilot Barr, who had flown to At
lin Monday night, returned yester-l
day at 4:10 pm. with John Boz
quist and John McEllagott from,
Attn.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
FIRST SECTION
TO BE GIVEN TO
LOCAL SHRINERS
Meeting to Be Held Tonight
at Scottish Rite
Temple

The first section will be conferred
in full form tonight for Shriners of
this city, who will meet at o'clock
at the Scottish Rite Temple.
Local Shriners will have the OPP
portunity to officially meet Carl E
Croson, Potentate of the Nile Tenn
pie, and other high officials who
have been in Juneau for several
days.
A banquet will follow the meeting.
All Shriners are urged to attend.
The visiting Shriners enjoyed a
trip to beautiful Mendenhall Gla-
cier yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
JIMMY POPS UP AGAIN, AND
AT $4,000 A YEAR

Many men have been credited with remarkable
political feats but reports from New York indicate
that the prize should go to former Mayor James j.
Walker of that city.
few years ago jimmy he is fondly known
along the big white way, resigned mayor of Ameri-
cas- largest city under fire of the Seabury investga
ton General reports to the effect that the
popular official asked embarrassing ques-
lions that could not at least did not to,
answer The next report that Jimmy had gone
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
JANE BLOMCREN
PARTY HOSTESS

An enjoyable pre-school party
was held last night by Miss Jane
Blomgren at the Blomgren cabin
on Lena Beach.
The group enjoyed dancing and
hiking during the evening. A late
supper was served to the guests.
Approximately 80 people attended
the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01

abroad for his health For several years he soourned
on the Riviera and in London and last year was well
coined home with open by New Workers. Jimmy
He through with politics for life.
Now New York is all agog the latest Walker
maneuver. The genial James has been appointed as
assistant something other for New York's Transit
Commission. One of the features of the job is that
it pays $4,000 per year. The New York papers,
all aflutter point out that back the citys payroll
the former Mayor soon will be eligible for nice fat
pension the rest OF his life running around $24O per
week
OF course, there is considerable protest There
loud cries directed at Tamnany Hall Judge Sea-
bury, who conducted the original investigation has
let go with some blasts of Indignation But remark-
able thing, there few darts directed at genial
Jimmy himself Facetious Westbrook Pegler gives an
nkling of why when he takes the matter for sar-
castle ride in these words:
There is no sense of scandal over Mr. Wal
kers pension the manner in which he has
been qualified for it through appointment
about as brazen anything that Tammany
ever has done in town. Oh, there is little
editorial Indignation but the general sent-
ment, obviously, is that $4,000 year won't
break us, and what if he did do what Seabury
said he did? What do you want for Mayor
reformer?
wouldn't surprise if he for mayor again one
of these times and get elected. The knows his
political way around.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept l. - Closing
quotation of Alaska Juneau mine
stock is liz, American can zoos,
American Light and Power 9, Ana
conda 53A, Bethlehem Steel 1915,
Calumet IA, Commonwealth and
Southern 215, Curtiss- Wright SIS,
General Motors 521a, International
Harvester 1865, Kennecott STU,
New York Central 1915, Southern
Pacific 37ls, United States Steel
1O4A, Cities Service "a, Pound
s4,96 11l16, Republic Steel 32%,
Pure Oil 1875, Holly Sugar 271s, IN
tied States Treasury bonds 2As
1928. Atchison General fours 110ss
Bremner no bid, asked 6.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
20 Years Ago
From The Empire

SEPTEMBER /, 1917
The Empires campaign to light
a pipe for the boys in the trenches
had resulted in $500 being subscrib-
ed in 2-bit contributions and draft
was to be sent at once. The second
campaign had started.
Juneau's registration for war duty
passed the 500 mark
The Nelson family, of Douglas
out hunting, returned with three
fine bucks.
Treadwell schools were to open
Monday but the opening of the
Douglas schools was uncertain as
the teachers had not arrived.
Rex Thompson and party of
Shriners passed through Juneau at
ter visit at Cordova.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Otteson re-
turned from Funter Bay.
Mrs. Harley j. Turner entertain
ed at bridge and guests were Mes
danes Britt, Martin, Dupuy, Friend,
McNaughton, Jacobs, Semple, King,
Lucas, VIM, Cartwright, Hooker,
Wilhelm, Ostrom.
Helen Smith was spending the
weekend at Taku Harbor as the
guest of Esther Carlson.
A girl baby weighing 81 pounds,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. L..
VanderLeest at st. AIMS Hospital.
Announcement was made that
of the Salvation Army
would shortly be established in Ju-
neau.
Weather-High &C, low 81 Clear.
Amelia Bioonc~. eeTiy advocate
of woman's suffrage. is remembered
chiefly for her advocacy of the
"bloomer" costume, originally de-
signed by Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Mil
Ter
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
MRS. SPICKETT BACK
FROM TRIP TO CAL

Mrs. j. T. Spickett returned on
the Princess Charlotte to her Ju-
neau home. She has been visiting
in California and other places since
leaving here about June l.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
ALASKA, THE UNKNOWN

1t appears that there is yet much work to do il
convincing some people outside that Alaska is par
of the United States A notable example is fount
in recent communication to John B. Bernhofer
Manager of the Harri Machine Shop here. Mr. Bern
hofer had written to Popular Science Monthly,
New York publication, which boasts in its etterhea'
that it founded 1872" ordering a certain bool
of formulas to be sent GOD. In reply, the Juneau
received this enlghtenng information:
I'VE regret to state that there are no COD
postal arrangements between the United States ant
Alaska We would, therefore suggest that you sent
your remittance of $1.13-S100 to cover the cost o
the book and 10 cents the cost of the postage
and same will be sent you at once
After the first shock of this revelation had passed
Mr.. Bernhofer who had been laboring like the res
of U.S. all these years under the assumption that Alask
part of the United States, finally rallied and in
dted the following which strikes us as covering thu
situation quite admirably:
Popular Science Monthly
New York City
Gentlemen:
In your letter to dated August 18th
you write among other things
I'VE regret to state that there are
COD. arrangements between the United
States and Alaska"
Such ignorance is appalling
You ask to send S113 What security have
I? Probably Uncle Sam might discontinue all
postal arrangements before the remittance
gets into your hands.
More than person must have written
your letter Don't tell me-let me guess the
number.
Come up and see us sorae time" via Parcel
Post
Very truly yours,
JOHN B. BERNHOFER
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
PETERSBURG FIRM
is INCORPORATED

Articles of Incorporation were
filed with the Territorial Auditor
today by The Alaska Builders, Inc,
Of Petersburg. Capital stock is list
ed at $4,000 and incorporators are
Thomas K. Winsor, Al r. Boyer,
Grace Winsor and Cornelia Boyer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01

California led all states in popu-
lation increases between $4,000,
with gain of CAT per cent. Florida
was second with an increase of 81 6
percent.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
CONFINED TO HOME

Eileen and Colleen Hellan daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hellan,
are confined to their home with
mumps. They are reported recover
ing nicely.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01

Many grouse hunter who looked out his window
this morning had the feeling as the boys who
backed Joe Louis to win by knockout.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01

Polish publisher asks pardon for a convict
who wrote novel, Maybe wants to get him out of
there before he writes another.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01

After reading some of the statements from Sena-
tors now travelling about the country, wonder il
would not have been just well to have kept them
in session.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
Fl A P P -
B | r T H D A Y

The Empire extends congrGtuIa-
tions and best ,oisheS today, thei'
birthday anniversary, to the jollo,o-
ing.
SEPTEMBER l.
Glenwald Kirkham
AL Noren
George Messerschmidt
William E. Wakeham
Terry Wiley Pegues
Mrs. T. S. Sheldon
Anne L. Stanton
Dean Royal johnson
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-09-01
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow
Jones averages: industrials 173.08
rails 48.21, utilities 26.73.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
Bedtime Stories

BY Thornton ". Burgess
The truth Is often far more strange
Than aught that fancy can arrange.
Old Mother Nature.
A STATEMENT difficult to believe Is
sometimes said to be too big to be
swallowed. 1t was just so now with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16

Reddy was bigger than Danny Meadow
Mouse. Do you really wonder that
Reddy refused to believe it? I don't.
OF course, it wasn't polite Of Reddy to
say he didn't believe it. No one likes
to have his word doubted, and Gray
wing was to be excused for losing his
temper somewhat. He prepared to
ny away.
wait minute" begged Reddy. Il
suppose this biggest Of all animals has
q name?"
"Of course" replied Graywing. 1T
would be strange indeed if one as big
as that had no name"
Have ever heard it," asked Reddy.
I doubt It." reousd dfaywtns. 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16

as Graywing had said Fluketail lives
on.
HAS Fluketan any relatives?"
Reddy asked.
Eyes. indeed" replied Crawling
There are quite 4 number Of
Whale cousins
Are they all like Fluketail?" per-
sisted Reddy.
Goodness, mol" replied Graywing.
Some are big and some are little,
compared with Fluketail. Some have
teeth, and one Of these is named
Killer. He is the fiercest animal in
all the sea, and doubt If there is
any on land ~ fierce. A number OF
these Whales hunt together and will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16

is F1uketail the Whale" Once more
Craving lifted his wings as II to fly.
Don't CO." begged Reddy. I'm
sorry I doubted your word. If Fluke-
tail is as big as you say, all the other
people who live in the sea must be
terribly afraid Of him. I suppose he
could swallow me whole as easily as
I can swallow Mouse whole"
HE could if you happened to be in
the sea where he was. but he wouldn't, I"
replied Graywing
why wouldn't hep" Reddy asked.
Because he isn't an eater Of meat"
replied Graywing. "Other animals Of
the ~. Ike Barker the Seal, are not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16

World, he lives largely on some OF
the smallest of all living things in
the sea, 50 small that you can hardly
see them unless there are q great
many Of them together. Fluketal
has a lot of queer strainers in his
mouth. He swims along with his
mouth open, and these strainers
strain out the food from the water.
He hasn't any teeth. He doesn't need
any for that kind of food"
Reddy thought this over. 1t was
hard, very hard, to believe that there
could be an animal so big. 1t was
even harder to believe that such .
big animal could be without teeth
and could live on such tiny creatures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16


afraid Of him, for he never bothers
them"
What does he eat?" demanded
Reddy.
IF I tell you, you probably will say
that you don't believe me, so what's
the use?" retorted Graywing.
III believe whatever you say" re-
turned Reddy meekly. If you say
that he doesn't eat at all, I'll believe
you"
"Of course he eats" replied Gray
wing. I'VE all have to eat Such a
big fellow as F1uketail the Whale re-
quires lot Of food. The funny thing
IL that. while he Is the biggest Of all
| animals anywhere in the Great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16

Buenos Aires, Argentina, may BAN
left how'd drivi~~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16

Across.
!. A pore.
s. Minor prophet.
10. Strikes lightly.
"a. potters clay.
IS. Heart.
IS. Permission to use.
II. Ones mother tongue.
20, Reliquary.
20. Piece out.
81. Moderated.
%. Moving.
% Destinies.
"a. Occupant.
25. An injury.
%. Seed covering.
30. Reclamp.
30. Large extinct bird.
33. Burmese measure of length.
IS. Heartily.
81. Musical note.
80. Pronoun.
80. Sea in Turkestan.
20. Sportive.
Al. River in Belgium.
~. Shoulder blade.
-. Examines.
46. Inspire with love.
~. An obvious truth.
so. Tinge.
So. Stunted animals.
So. Desire.
50. Goddess of dawn.
ST. Leave undone.
So. Punitive.
60. Resound.
81 Biblical name.
81 Abscond.
So. Division of a shield.
"a. To be: Latin.
IS. Tore down.
l. Excepting.
2. Migrate
8. ScarecroW.
q. Egyptian god.
S. Southern State.
6. Poignant.
7. Annoy.
8. Toward the mouth.
9. Hindu weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
WILLARD

Then the ape mans smile melted into a grave
froVn Come he said TO his friends we must
hurry. Soon the Kavuru warriors will recover
their wits and attack In any battle between
us, they will surely win. Their victory can mean
only death for us'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
BY S. l. HUNTLEY
BY REX COLLIER

not hesitate to attack Fluketail him
self, big as he is. All the Seal people
are terribly afraid of Killer. When
I see him I am always glad don t
live in the sea-"
Il should say so! The land is
good enough for me-" agreed Reddy.
So it was that Reddy Fox learned
from Graywing the Gull about Fluke-
tail, the largest animal in all the
Great World, the Blue or Sulphur
bottom Whale, and of some of his
cousins.
(Copyrisht, 1872
Buenos Aires, Argentina, may ban
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16

Reddy Fox. Craving the Gull had
told him that in the sea was the
largest OF all animals anywhere in all
the Great World, and when Reddy had
asked how big this animal might be
Graywing had said that It was Is
many times bigger than q horse q
La gaceta., 1937-03-03

DevWelto al hogan
Con inmensa algeria, CONVEX,
tida en- realidad la promesa he
cha con VOC firme por ell medi-
co de cabecera, de devolverle Ia
salud, recibiran hoy en- su hogar
los estimados esposos Rogelio y
Carload Garcia, estimados ami
Cos nuestros, a su muy querido
hijo Guillermito, de diez ahos,
qrien atacade de traidora pull :
monfa tuvo su vida en- inminen-
tie peligro.
Su vuelta al hogan despues de
los angustiosos dias de reclu :
sion en- la Clinica del Nino, con-
vertira en- dulzura la tristeza de
sus hermanos y hermanas, quie
mes como Sus amoroSoS padres,
srspensos y llenos de tenor pa
saron terribles horas, cuando la
gravedad del tierno enfermito
hacia temer por su vida.
En- Was de franco restableci-
.iento Guillermito Sc repondra
en- breve, atendido con ell Carl
no y la dedication de su buena
madre Y la compania de sus
muy queridos hermanos.
Felicitamos a los esposos Gar
ella y al DR.. Gavilla por su triun
70.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
LABCRAN A FAVOR DE IA
CANDIDATURA DE DARIO
ECHANDIA PARA LA
Presidential

Bogota, Columbia, mario 3.
-4El periodic la Raz6n" pu-
blica la noticia de que les ex-
ministries Plinio Mendoza Mira
Y Guillermo London Meiia han
iniciado una activa campana en-
favor de la candidatura presi-
dencial de Dario Echandia, ex-
ministro de la Presidencia.
Anuncia ell peri6dico eel
Tempo, por su parte, que E.
chandia sera nombrado emba-
jador en- Ell Vaticano para suce-
der al DIR. Enrique Olaya He
rrera, que falleciera reciente-
mente.
Echandia es un mason Y ha
procurado legislation favorable
a las logias mas6nicas. Ademas
es I'm aautoridad en- latin Y muy
versado en- historic ecclesiastical
y ley can6nica.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
~AVANZARoN LAS MILICIAS
LEALES 3h MILLAS Y CAP.
TURARON P~ENACOLoRADA
Cayeron en- poder de los leales
varias cajas con gases
venenosos

Almerfa, Mario 3.-Las tro
pas leales que operan en- ell
frente andaldz, al norte de Mo
tril, cortaron la communication
de un d~estacamento de tropas
alemanas que trataba de me-
ter una cuna al sur, en- direc-
ci6n de Castel de Ferro, nueve
millas al este de Motril, con ell
prop6sito de aislar a las fuer-
zas lealas de frente a Motrii
del cuerpo central de la costa
del Mediterraneo, en- direction
de Almeria. Ell gobierno infor-
ma que sus tropas mantienen
ell ataque iniciado en- la carre-
terra Granada otril. En- las
montanas al noreste de Motril
las fuerzas del goblerno avan-
aaron tres millas Y media y
capturaron Penacolorada, lu :
gar que domino a Orjica, once
millas al nordeste de Motril.
Las tropas leales capturaron
varias cajas de gases veneno-
sos, 10 mismo que municiones
Y ametralladoras, en- la region
del rio Trevelez, al noroeste de
Motrii.
Sabese que a los facciosos
les lego aver I'm refuerzo de
moros.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
CORTE FEDERAL

Ell juez federal Alderman Oh
I'd Ell viernes, seg1n anunci6
hoy, los argumentos de los abo-
gados NJ Kay, MacFarlane,
Jackson y Ramsey qrel repre-
sentan a la corporation Lykes
Bros, Inc, en- I'm litigio inicia-
do con ra la valdez de Ia ley de
Impuestos Interiors; de 1886.
La empresa Lykes auiere
'prohibir a j. Edwin Larson,
de Jacksonville, ell recaudador
de impuestos interiors;, que CO.
bre los impuestos asignados ba-
jo esa ley.
Identico pleito estableci6 ha-
ce pocos dias la companfa taba-
calera Gradiaz, Annis y Co.
La nueva ley, segdn la parte
La gaceta., 1937-03-03

sidente que comentando este el
desventurado fallo de la Corte
.Suprema, del pasado 2 de JUNO,
sobre la anulaci6n de la ley de
salaries minimos para mujeres,
ley procedente del eetado de
New York, dfjO que la function
del gobiefno habla lido lleya-
da "a la fierraSde nadie''. Baio
tai sentencia, segtin el Presi-
dente, nj ell estado nj ell gobier-
no federal puedef controlar los
salaries en- la industrial.
Sc lie entreg6 aver al Ejecus,
70 un informe del comite que
estudiara la obra de la NRA,
Anota ell informe los exitos v
los fracasos y dice que Sc qui,
SO aetuar con mucha prisa. 4
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
RUSSIA DICE QUE SU EJER-
OTTO ES Ell MAS SALU-
DABUE DEL MUNDO

Moscou, mario 3.-Una no.
ia del gobierno dice que Ell ejer-
cito russo es ell mas saludable
del mundo.
El 80 por cieato de los que
anualmente son llamados a fl
las poseen los r-eQaerimientos
del servicio. Francia solo tie
ne I'm 75 por ciento v Polonia
solo ell Sc por ciento.
Las intermediates en- ell eier-
otto Soviet han sido a reducidas
a una minima expression. parti-
cularmente en- titus v vene-
REQ.
nesde 1880 los hospitales v
~sanatorios Sc han triplicado v
cuadruplicado los lugares de
descanso y esparcimiento para
las tropas-
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
NOfASSOClATk

BodG a
FL sabado q, quedaron uM :
dos en- matriponio la Srta. To
masa alfonso y ell joven Frank
Alfonso:s
En- Ia morada de la%Sra. Lui
sa Dominguez, It'll ga. Aveni-
da, tive lugar ell acto civil a car
go del conocido Notario Sr. Can
dido Perez, fernando en- calidad
&c testigos los j6venes Luis y
Rafael Alfonso.
La novia fue entregada en- ma
trimonio por su sonora madre
ccnduciendola hasta ell luga1
donde two efecto la boda, quf
fue presenciada por numerosas
amistades de los Contingencies
Sras. Y Srtas. Otilia Rodr guez.
Josefina PomaN Josefa Alma
yer, Carmita M3rrendo, Rafae-
Ia Rodriguez, Tulsa Domingrez,
Esperanza Maahfn, Ana Maria
Machfn, Julia Mato, Teresa Ce-
resc Juana Alvare@, Encarna :
zion Rodriguez, Oneida Machfn,
Edelmira Rodriguez, Rosa Gar
ia, Ofelia Andrade, H;lda Ce-
reso Y Felicia Alfonso.
FL novio es hijo de los espo-
scs Felicia Y Jose Alfonso, resi-
denies de la Novena avenida nj
nero 1919.
Profusamente Sc bbsequi6 a
lie concurrencia con finas pas
tas y licores.
Los nuevos esposos abando-
naron Ia ciudad por un corto
tempo en- viaje de luna de miel.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
J. C. Penny en- Ybor

J. C. Penny en- YbOr
Apreciando ell campo yborci-
teho como propio para sals tran
sacciones mercantiles, la acre
ditada firma J. C.. Penny and
Co., que mantiene abiertos esta-
blecimientos de importancia en-
las principles ciudades del
pals, determine sumar la de
Ybor a su cadena de comunida-
des.
En- la Septima avenida, al la
do del "Ten Cent de Kress,'
inaugurara la semana entrante
la venta de indumentaria mas :
.culia Y femenina en- que espe :
cializa.
No muy amplio el local, pero
con surtido extenso para todos
los gustos, la firma Penney ven
dra a sumarse a los comercian-
ties de Ybor en- ell servicio a los
elementos latinos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
1926, 1852, 900, 8 los, o65, 900 Ii

$525, 1852, 900, 6 los, 065, 900 Ii :
bras esterlinas, en- la construc-
ci6n de 80 barcos de guerra.
Tres acorazados figuran en-
la lista de- 1887. del tipo George
V Y ell Principe de Gales, ahora
en- construction, con pleas de
ID pulgadas y dasplazamiento
de 35, 1000 toneladas.
Para llevar a termino ell pro-
grama naval y de aviaci6n sc
hara necesario aumentr ell perso
nal en- 1000 hombres, elevan-
dolo a un total de 10000.
Figuran en- ell plan de cons
trucci6n dos buques portaavio :
mes. cinco cruceros de 5000 to-
neladas, dos de $500, Is des :
t~ructores, siete submarines de
vigilancia y otros As buques de
differences tamanos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
FL Cab@ret del
Centre EspaI0l

Las actividades del p~residen-
te de la Seccion de Recreo del
Centre Espanol, Sr. Angel de la
Riva, para que ell Cabaret del
90 del presente mes resIlte ex-
traordinarjp por su importan :
cia, las apreciamos anoche Guam
do sorprendidos nos enteramos
que esta en- negociaciones para
importar desde Miami la famo-
sa orquesta Manzanares, que to
ca en- la exposition Ford, de a.
qrella ciudad.
Una cantidad Importance o.
freci6 De la Riva al director de
la orquesta; pero anoche no sa-
bfa 81 lie seria acceptable ell ORE
cimiento.
Segdn nos dijo Cd presidente
de la Secci6n de Recreo del Es-
panol, tiene gran interes en- pre-
sentar una orquesta famosa la
noche del 20 v de no aceptar Ia
de Manzanares, Sc pondra en- co
municaci6n con ell Sr. Xavier
Cugart, director de la orqresta
de su nombre, cue toca en- el
Club Hollywood.
No repara en- gastos ell joven
De la Riva Y la Secci6n para O.
freezer a los bailadores algo ex-
traordinario en- su gran Caba :
ret del 20.