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Evening star., 1937-11-21
MEETINGS this week are:
Camno.
National Union.

DR.. Joel T. Curry presided at the
meeting Of Scott Council. John A.
Marshall, director Of the District Un-
employment Compensation Board,
spoke. Election Of officers will be held
at the December meeting. They will be
installed at the Joint installation in
January In Pythian Temple. Silent
tribute was paid to william j. Flood.
The Hospital Service Association will
meet Wednesday evening In room sol,
washington Loan h Trust Co. Build
ing. Emery +. Weightman, acting
president since the death Of Senator
Arthur s. Brown. and delegates from
six councils viii considsr claims pro.
sented. --~' 80
Evening star., 1937-11-21

Tuesday evening. The Student Coun-
Gil. organized to create good citizen
ship and build morale, met last
Thursday.
Habit Formation in Children" was
the subject Of the first study group.
Meetings are held on the first and
third Tuesday at pm.
Three instructive assemblies were
held last week, when Loyalty" and
Colonial Days" were presented by the
nth grades and "A Portrayal Of Hor.
ace Mann" was given by the sixth
grade.
The association met Monday even
ing. Mrs. Emmett Price volunteered
to dress dolls for the D. c. Congress
Christmas toy collection.
Wednesday is bundle day.
The Executive Committee met a.
the home Of Mrs. J. o. Warfeld, and
went on record as being in accord with
the Community Chest work and also
voted to make contribution" to the
hot lunch fund.
The following officers will serve this
coming year: Walter r. Gould, presi-
dent; Mrs. Frank Jervie, FIRST vice
president; Miss Bernadette Tennyson,
second vice president; Vincent Nc
Dougla, treasurer: Mrs. Monroe
johnson. corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Walter Steinbaum, recording
secretary.
Woodbridge.
Miss Grace Lind, supervising prin.
cipal of the Fifth Davision, spoke on
Our Washington School System" at
the last meeting. Mrs. E. j. Dowling
of the District Congress told Of student
aid work. A program Of Armistice
Day songs was given and taps sounded
by boy scout. A moving picture on
Ancient Egypt" was shown. "The In
dian Weaver" by Amick, was the at.
tendance prize picture.
A membership campaign will be con-
Quoted for the next two weeks.
Bundle Day will be held every third
Tuesday.
A color film, taken by DR.. r. S. Sex
ton on his travels In Europe last sum-
mer. was shown last Monday. Attend
ance banner was awarded the 5B-6A
grade on lis per cent present.
The annual card party was held
Wednesday.
Stoddert.
DR.. Willard Beatty spoke at the
meeting last Monday. Miss Elizabeth
Gray gave monologue, "Tristram."
Miss Catherine Watkins will speak
on THE Spirit Of Christmas" 1t the
next meeting.
Langley Junior High.
Three former principals Of Langley,
H. w. Draper, c. w. Holmes and J.
P. Collins, were guests of honor at
. recent assembly and tea. Mrs. Har-
~ Baker, jr.. sang
Essay awards, sponsored by the as
ISOLATION, were given to five Langley
students at special assembly.
Membership chairman reports 375
members.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
W. c. T. u. NEWS

Cleveland Park Union met at the
home Of Mrs. H. B. Brooks, 300o
Porter street NV, November Is. with
the president. Mrs. T. B. Jarvis, pre-
siding Devotions were led by Mrs.
G. E. Ferguson.
T. B. Jarvis, formerly with the Ma
tional Anti-saloon League and now
Of American University, was guest
speaker.
The meeting was preceded by
dessert luncheon served by the host
ess, Mrs. Brooks, assisted by Mrs. M.
Noyes and Mrs. Wendall Barrows.
Gospel Mission Union met Novem-
Der IL 1T 21S John Marshall place
NV. with the president, Mrs.
Stephens, in the chair. The meeting
was opened with song and prayer
service, with Mrs. McBath leading
the singing. Mrs. Russell had charge
Of the devotional.
Reports Of delegates to the conven-
ton were given. Refreshments were
served.
Northeast Union met at the home
OF Mrs. H. A. Foss Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Boss, president, presided.
Plans for . luncheon in January for
the benefit Of the educational fund
were discussed and the following COM
mittee was appointed: Mrs. Charles
williams, Mrs. Edna Proctor, Mrs.
French Morgan, Mrs. H. A. Foss, Mrs.
]. p. Benfer and Mrs. Boss. Mrs. Van
Schelven, soldiers and sailors, pre-
sented the work to do for the Christ
mas season for this department. An
Offering was taken to be sent to Gen.
trail Union Mission for use in filling
Christmas bags. Mrs. Harry Warner,
district corresponding secretary. spoke
on the membership drive plans. A So
cfal followed. The hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Charlotte Davis, served re-
freshments.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Newspaper Teamwork
For National Representation.

THE way appears to be open now
for 100 per cent teamwork by
Washington's flve daily newspapers
in the interest Of District Of Co
lumbia national representation. or.
Is the National League Of Women
Voters likes to call 1t, Federal
suffrage for the District Of Co
lumbia." Just now there Is great
rejoicing in the civic ranks that
upon this important issue we are
now, for the first time, to have
q united local press.
Minor differences Of opinion as
to suffrage for local onices or par
ticular methods are to be brushed
aside and, regardless Of other +.
issues, there will be . pull all
together for national representa-
ton. No longer need professional
jealousy or feeling that this
movement is "the baby" Of a par
ticular paper cause any paper to
hold back. To get these vital
American rights is . big civic
order-the kind Of q Job on which
all are needed, and there is glory
enough and to spare for each Of
our i've papers and every one con-
nected with them, as well Is for
all participating organizations and
individuals.
The late and beloved John Joy
Edison, long identified with this
movement, many times was heard
to say that If We could only get
all of the local papers to join
forces in this tight 1t would not
take long to win. Theodore w.
Noyes, pioneer in this movement
and chairman Of the Citizens Joint
Committee on National Representa-.
ton, has had no greater encour-
agement in tho long years OF his
fight for political equity for the
District Of Columbia than this con-
cert Of the local press. } .,
Here Is the very cheering news
definitely stated. Chairman Noyes,
under authority Of his Executive
Committee, extended invitations 10
become members OF the Executive
Committee and Of the Subcommit-
tee on Congressional Hearings to
Mrs. Eleanor Patterson, publisher
OF the Washington Herald and
Times; Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Nc
Lean, a writer for the Times; Eu-
gene Meyer, publisher Of the WASH
ington Post, and Lowell Mellett,
editor Of the Washington News.
Each of these distinguished and
influential citizens has accepted
these committee assignments and
is now 20 enrolled.
Preparations for hearing before
one or more committees Of Con-
gress are to 60 forward at once
under the direction Of District
Commissioner George E. Allen,
chairman Of the Committee On
Congregational Hearings. It y the
Evening star., 1937-11-21
CHAIRMEN NAMED
Appointments Announced.
Southeast Council Head.

Committee chairmen Of the South
east Coancil were announced yester-
day by the chairman, William A.
Maio. They are:
Mr. Maio, executive: Ernest J. Read,
schools; Vernis Ahsher, streets and
bridges; M. T. Warren, sewer and
water; Charles c. Gilliken, public
utilities ana tranic: G. A. Barker, pub
1c reservations and recreational facili-
ces; Orrin Davy. police and IRE, and
A. W. Lee, law and legiSlation.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
HOTEL OFFICERS HERE
sidents Of 0reeters and Auxil.
iary to Be Honored,

Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Noble Of
the Noble Hotels in Arkansas, inter-
national president Of Hotel Greeters
and international president Of Hotel
Greeters' Women's Auxiliary, respect
lively, who are paying their official
visit to Charter No. 81 here, will be
guests Of honor at a reception preceded
by joint meeting of the local con-
tingents tomorrow at the Mayhower
Hotel at $50 pm, with Greeter Man.
ager Ralph Polio as host. Moving
pictures Of the National Greeter Home
in Denver and its guests will be shown.
Music and other entertainment will
be provided.
A program Of sightseeing and sepa.
rate luncheons with the charter and
the auxiliary has been planned Tor
the visitors tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
FOUR APPOINTED
Stanton Park Head Names Com

mittee Chairmen.
-Four committee chairmen Of the
Stanton Park Citizens' Association
have been appointed, william M. Bar
tie, secretary Of the association, an
nounced yesterday.
They are as follows: Entertainment
Committee. MIS-. William N. Bartle:
Public Utilities Committee, Curtis Z.
Chadwick: Police and Fire Commit
tee. William G. Murphy: Streets and
Playground Committees, A. H. Greg
ory.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

Col. John Jacob Astor Camp was
presided over by Comdr. Robert
Burg. The following were nominated:
For commander, John E. Grimm; SEN
ior vice commander, James M. Bon
ner; junior vice commander, william
Parkinson: trustee, Robert Burg; Of
ficer Of day, Walter Perry: officer Of
guard, George G. Shaw: auditor, James
e. Byrne Harrison T. Baker, Company
B, goth U. s. Inf, was admitted to
membership. Department Conidr.
Victor L. Woodbridge. Department
Junior Vice Comdr. Thomas F. Dono-
van, Department Marshal James E.
Wilson. Department Adjutant Robert
e. Washburne and Quartermaster
Thos. A. ludlow spoke.
The Presidents Club Of the aux
iliaries held its annual banquet at the
Lotus Cafe on Wednesday. President
Ella Ford welcomed the guests which
included Department Comdr. Woold-
ridge, Department President Myrtle
Moxley, as well as officers Of the na.
tional organization. A floor show was
held.
President Alice Luskey convened the
meeting Of Gen. Nelson A. Miles Aux
iliary and welcomed Department Presi-
dent Myrtle Moxley and the memebrs
Of her stad for the annual inspection.
President Moxley spoke. She was pre-
sented gift by President Luskey on
behalf Of the auxiliary. The auxiliary
will sponsor bingo party on Novem-
Der 80, at 1901 K street NE. The
members and friends are invited.
Col. James g. Petit Auxiliary meet
ing scheduled for tomorrow evening
has been Cancelled and Q bingo party
viii be held In Naval Lodge Hall.
MEETINGS this week are:
Camps.
Tuesday, Col. James 8. Petit: Fri
day, Gen. Nelson A. Mics.
Auxiliaries.
Monday, Col. James 8. Petit: Fri
day, Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
PIT. n. EuOlues an Outline
For School Health Work
Means of Securing Cooperation in
Homes Is Discussed and Pro.
gram Is Agreed On.
BY MRS. WALTER b. FRY,

D. c. and Teacher
YEALIH education has
~ IN the program OF the c.
Home and school cooperation vital carrying
forward
accomplished discussed in meeting
health chahmen held Wednesday N. e. A. Building
During the discussion
Evening star., 1937-11-21
COLLEGE TO BE ASKED
ON SITE OF HOSPITAL
Piney Branch Seeks Concerted Ac-
tion on Question Of Old Tuber.
culosis Sanatorium.

q. Leyburn shorey. president Of the
Piney Branch Citizens Association,
last night announced the appointment
Of Frank c. Merritt, w. e. Honheins,
Robert G. McLane, Lewis Jackson,
william w. Mathewson and Benjamin
Meisel to serve with him on the COM
mittee representing Piney Branch to
cooperate with other interested as
sociations in securing the use Of the
D. G. Tubercular Hospital as 4
teachers college.
The following associations have been
asked to participate by appointing
committees to meet at . future date
and discuss plans for concerted action:
Petworth, Sixteenth Street Highlands,
Columbia Heights, Citizens Forum Of
Columbia Heights, Mt Pleasant and
Brightwood.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Newspaper Teamwork in Fight for National Repre-.
sentdt;on acknowledgements the Chest.
Il Co-ordindted METROPOLITAN Area.

hope Of the committee to obtain
hearings early In the regular ses-
sion. In the meantime the com.
mittee Is anxt,us to learn from Az
Of our citizens the names Of any
members Of the Senate and House
who they know to be sympa.
thetic with tho aim to American.
ize the Washingtonian. Informa-
tive printed matter on District tax.
alton and national representation
Is always available, without cost.
at room AS, Evening Star Build.
ing.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
The Community Chest
Should Be Oversubscribed.

As THIS Is written the Com.
"a munity Chest campaign Is re.
ported to be going strong, but this
Is no reason to grow overconfdent
and lay down on the Job. The needs
are very real for which this Com
munity Chest Is merely the
financing agency. The approved
budget which makes up the total
amount Of this years goal Is .
minimum figure. No one should
lose sight of that fact. To really
measure up to what this great
metropolitan area should do the
fund needs to be oversubscribed
substantially.
II we really put this campaign
over in the big way in which 1t
deserves 1t will lead the way to the
solution of many problems both Of
an individual and q community
nature. And then on next Thurs
day we will have additional cause
for thanksgiving for the oppor-
tunity afforded us to serve and for
our embracing OF that opportunity.
II any one has been skipped In
the canvass or II upon . reconsid-
Grafton Of these vital needs they
have decided to increase their con-
tribution. there Is still time for
them to act and thus further en-
have been handling this campaign
and thus making it convenient for
us to do our duty.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Barnard.

"Peter Rabbit operetta, VIII be
given by the pupils Of the second grade
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Wheatley.

Continuing the series Of "get-to-
gether teas" Mrs. ]. Lee and Mrs. E..
Evans, room representatives. will be
hostesses In Mrs. L. Burgess NTH grade
and Miss II. Donze's third grade this
,,eAk
Evening star., 1937-11-21

Col. James g. Petit Auxiliary meet
ing scheduled for tomorrow evening
has been Cancelled and . bingo party
viii be held In Naval Lodge Hall.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
With the Associations
Fourteen Groups Oppose, Three approve Increase
in Street Car Fare-Six Meetings Seized.
uled for Coming Week.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

EVIEW Of the civic week from
Thursday. November II, to
Thursday, November 18:
Evening star., 1937-03-05
At lett:

Dressy 3.Piscs Salt
with vestee Of the
same nubby vesl.
Wear the gYaeeful
topeeat with print
and summer dresses!
Only e26t
FsYtail cuds - this
Easter Sunday Suit.
Note the intricate Dc.
tail Vefk. The new
goPed back 10 very
youthful. Only es6.
yodelle's frog trimmed
dFessy tunte suit. in
hne nubby Weel. The
pert Jacket 10 lined
with cslspsse ta6eta.
Only o25i
3-Ps. Wardrobe Suit
In Q easual Veel.
With wolf collar,
Wear the tepeost
with dresses. wear
the Jacket suit alene
Only S26.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
al suit values i'm the
Spring Coat and
Suit Classic
-

Not only the Of suits-but you get yours at the
low price lost year. spite Of the rising wooIen ond
labor eosts Toke for instonee the 3peee suit at the eft
with great Wolf eoor-fo only $25 The tunie here the
Bo|erino. the seer and swoeser suits Eoch hos its
ohon Distinction superior fobres and the corefu tailoring
Lonsburehs insists upon Sizes for every onemisses,
women, little women stouts and junior misses We feature
suits for Saturday because they in such demond but
you'll find hondsome selection Of fine Spring eoos too!
Lansbnrsh's-Second Floor.
La gaceta., 1937-06-14
UNA MESA DE LA ORDEN
~CABALLERO DE LA LUZ

En- la Romeria celebrada a.
yer en- favor del Subcomite dc
Ambulancia para Espana, a Ia
mesa preparada para la ordel
Caballero de la Luz, Inc, Sc
sentaron las siguientes perso :
mas:
Victor E. Pasetti, Supreme
Luminar; Angel Rosado, Vice
Luminar; Manuel /. Mesa Ro,
drfguez, Supreme Patriarca
Ramon |. Parodi, Supreme Sc
cretario; Enrique Garcia, Su :
Ipremo Tesorero; Rogelio Ber-
deal, Gran Luminar, Y Sra; Jo
Sc Gavilan, Gran Vice Lumi
mar; Emilio Norcisa, Gran Pa
triarca; Estelo Dfaz, Gran Te-
sorero; Manuel G. Cuervo, G..
Diputado; Benito ARdrade,
Placido Fernandez y Sra, Girls
t6bal Rodriguez Y Sra, Eufe-
milo Acosta, Daniel Camo, Ra-
fael Aponte, Emilio Garcia, Jo
Sc Vega y Sra, Ciriaco Rivero
y Sra, Jacobo Rivero, Pablo
Gonzalez, R. Galiano Y Sra,
R. Perdomo y Sra, Fico Del :
gado, Frank Rodriguez Y Sra,
Rogelio Rodriguez, Ernesto Al
varez y Sra, Rafael Espina y
Sra, Andres Garrido, w. Pri-
mo Lord, j. Arias y Sra, Srta.
Estrella Lopez, Sra. Sofia Ca
reno Y Emilio Norcisa, Jr.
La Orden viene dando extra
ordinarias pruebas de activi :
dad v buen deseo, por 10 que
debe ser congratulate.
La gaceta., 1937-06-14

rrez, Grace Gonzalez, Peter Oh
mino, Phillip Guilo, Zenaida
Garcia, Servando Garcia, Wan
da Dfaz, Ruben Fabelo, Jose
Iglesias, Freya Lopez, MERGE
des "Meche" Fernandez, Onelia
Alvarez, Lug M. Alvarez, Dino
"a Gonzalez, Manuela MARTINEZ,
Isabel Rodriguez, Josefa Ote-
70, Srta. Marina Garcia, Ange-
lita Busciglio, Tony Arrange,
Srta. Mary Rodriguez, acompa-
NADIA del j6ven Jose Diaz, Srta.
Adelina Perez, y su prometido
Amancio Casanova, Cuco Ru-
bio y Sra. Rail Cuervo, Srta.
Srtas. inertia Olmedo, Olga Ro
drfguez, Violeta Rodriguez, es-
pesos M. Ciaravella, Tomas Ro-
drfguez Y Sra, Felix Quesada v
Sra, Srta. Luisa Quesada, Leo
Gutierrez, Srta. Rosa Farfan-
tie, Mario Lobo y Sra, Oscar Ma
cias, Eduardo Calvo y Sra, Ra-
fael Macaluso, Srta. Marina
Garcia, Eduardo Garcia, Lidia
Baeza, Humberto Fernando y
Sra, Flora Marchetta, Pillar
Martinez, Alfredo DsIarte y
Sra. Consuelo Perez, Julio AL
varez, Presidente de la Secci6n
de Recreo del Centre Asturia-
no; Jose Mendez, Johnny Perez
y Sra, Lily Martinez, Amman
Go Canal, Srta. Dora Valdes,
Segundo Bior Y familia, Jose
IQuipo y familia.
Isabel Coto, Francisco Medi-
ma v familia Angel de la Riva,
Presidente de la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Centre Espahol; Srta.
Della Pacheco, Vicente Ojea Y
ISra., Eduardo Ribaya, Marcial
Rosales, jose Mendez, Georgi-
ma Gonzalez, Francisco Juan
Escobio, Gumersindo del Vale,
Mariana RODRIGUEZ, Jr., Maria
TO Rodriguez, Sr., Antonio Va
lie, Srta. Angela Lopez. Rafael
Hernandez Y Sra. Srta. Estela
Garcia, Nedencio de la Parte Y
Sra, Jose Sabin, Alexandra
Gonzalez Y Sra, BENJAMIN Me
nendez, Enrique Garcia, Con-
suelo Garcia, Joe Fernandez,
Belarmino Cadrecha v Sra,
Pruna Rodriguez, r. B. Dfaz y
La gaceta., 1937-06-14
La Momum entail Demonstration
:, de Aver

Olvidemos la posici6n de la
guerra Y las penalidades de q
Espana invadida por ell enemi-
go y forzada a una lucha de vi
da o muerte, epara hablar de la
peregrinaci6n de eyer, organi-
zada por Ell Comite Pro-Ambu-
lancia Y que tuvo por santuarlo
ell parque ia Columna".
Los combatientes tampefios,
sin descanso en- la retaguardia
leal, con ell anna unica con que
mejor pueden servir al derecho
v la democracia Gel dinero), Sc
agruparon en- numero conside-
rable para a~provechar la oportu
nidad, mas que para regocijar-
Sc, de zanzibar impresiones so
bre ell estado actual en- los dife-
rentes ~sectores donde Sc lucha
por la libertad y ell derecho.
Mnnecesario ser eSpanol nj
descanGer de esta noble raza
pera mathematician a las saliva
jadas Que contra las poblacio-
mes indefensas cometen los mer
cenarios de la guerra, Y sentir
afecto por ell valiente y leal pue-
bio esna1ol, sumandose a esta
manifestation de espirituali.
dad, sirpatica, como 10 hicieror
muchos micmbros de la hume.
rosa colonia italiana.
Aproci6 aver ell odio que sien.
tie Tampa contra los elementot
h6stiles o de Specification dudo.
sa.
Hdzo Ia casualidad que a Ia
e ltrada del parque me encon,
tiara al presidente del Centre
E. pa1ol, senior Ramon Fernan.
dez Rey.
Llegado hace pocos dias de Ia
Habana 81 senior Rey, Sc hallajbs
allf s&boreando la dulzura de
triunfo.
Hablar del Observation-Disclosures
La gaceta., 1937-06-14
NOTAS MuAH

klel programa de festejos result
TARA cSnsado.
Sepase, no obstante, por los
que NO a&istieron, que la lluvia
hasta donde Ia conve-
niencia dictaba, Ell paptsue La
Columna, pudiendo disfrutar
con calma, del almuerzo los dos
mil comensales reunidos.
Alguna confusion, natural en-
tan gran desbordamiento, sc
not6 en- Ell servicio del arroz con
polio, disculpandose de esta con
fusion y dando satisfacciones a
todos el Secretario de la S. de
Intereses del Comite de Ambu-
lancia seiior Jer6nimo Coma
lez, por raz6n de ser los sirvien-
bes noIexpertos en- ell arte, y te-
ner que atender a mayor ntme
70 de personas de las que Sc te-
MIA calculado.
Antes del almuerzo y agrega-
do a I'm grupo de notables visi-
tamos la cantina donde Sc
esforzaba en- dar cumplimiento
a los parroquianos ell corto nd-
nero de empleados que con di-
!, ficultad Sc NOVA en- ell reduci-
do espacio que pisaban. Jose
Martinez, encargado del regis
tro, hacia sonar constantemen-
te sus llaves.
ALI encontramds, aceptando
la invitaci6n que nos hizo, al
presidente del Centre Asturia-
no, sefor Carlos Menendez; a.
cumpEdo Y muy correcto j6'
ven Francisco G arcfa presi-
dente del Cfrculo Cubano; a
/ sportman Indalecio Llama, Her
mimic Miguel, Manuel Mufiiz Y
otros.
En- nuestro recorrido por los
terrenos, acompafIados de An
tonic Barcelo, tomamos los 81
guientes nombres:
Sr. Gustavo Jimenez, C6nsu.
de Espana; Ramon Fernandez
Rey, presidente del Centre Els
panol; Carlos Menendez, presi.
dente del Centre Asturiano
Francisco Garcia, presidente
del Circulo lCubano; Franz
Cassaro, presidente del Comits
Consultivo C~onjunto; DR.. San
tieago Paniello, Director del Sa.
natorio del Centre Espai1ol, J
Sra, DR.. M. Perez, Director de
Sanatorio del Centre Asturia.
no; DR.. Abelardo Martorell, DIR
Raul Rogue, DR.. Aurelio Con
zalez Y Sra, DIR. Julio Gavilla
director de la Gaceta" Victo
La gaceta., 1937-06-14
PESCADO L
PARA Los POBEtS

La oficina que la WPA tie
ne en- Morgan y Polk nos pide
avisemos a los pobres q. tienen
tar]etas de where's de esa or
ganizacion para que pasen a
recoger pescado salado por ell
.lugar arriba mencionado
Ell pescado Sc les distribuira
como otras wees Sc ha hecho
con carne y otras mercancfas.
La gaceta., 1937-06-14
EMBARGO PARA LA HABA-
MA

Con rumbo a la Habana, via
Miami, EMBARGO aver ell Sc.
Manuel Y. Mesa Rodriguez, q
recto ride la revista "Luz Y Yer
dad, 6rgano de la Orden Caba-
Hero de la Luz.
LIE deseamos I'm feliz viaje al
ddstinguido dompanero y her
mano ,que regresa encantadc
de $ uestancia en- Tampa, donde
fue muy agasajado.
La gaceta., 1937-06-14
Ell record del Estodo

Armando Ramirez, active Y
militante Secretario de la Local
LA dice que la huelga de Cock
ma roto ell record del Estado IL
New York como huelga de sen
tado y que va sc aproxima al
record mundial.
-Pero no es I'm record el que
deseamos romper-es la resis
tsncia de los manufacturers de
tabacos a reconocer para los ta-
baqueros 10 que estan recono
ciendo y cediendo los fabrican.
ties de las demas adustrias.
Luase Moreno.