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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05

the time being Chimneys which had been reported defective were now okey. the chief said.
 Secretary Langseth made a re- port covering recelpts and expendi- tures for the new fire truck. Il showed that the sum raised by the ffemen together with $134.40 taken from the emergency fund lacked just 93 cents of the entire amount needed which had to be drawn from the general fund to make the total of $1002.27 which added 10 the WPA grant of $2000, equaled the sum spent for the truck and extra equip ment
 Alex Gair of the dance commit tee reported on the recent dance which netted S165.i5. Receipts were $26e and expenses s1oo.85. The committee was thereupon dismissed with vote of thanks.
 One new name was added to the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
LL-AMERICAN CANDIDATES TO
 FACE RUBICONS
Pittsb urgh Meets Notre Dame in Country's
 Biggest Classic
(By Associated Press)

Squadrons of all American can didates are in the handful of un- beaten elevens in the van as foot ball opens it's November offensive tomorrow with firing that may be long, loud and lusty.
 One of the dream games of the season is that of Notre Dame vs Pittsburgh at South Bend where the biggest concentration of artil- lery will be centered.
 In the Big Ten, chastened Minne- sota meets Iowa, Northwestern plays Illinois, Michigan will meet Chicago and Ohio State and h. diana will mix
 The features of the Big Six con- tests will be Nebraska versus Kan sas and Oklahoma against Iowa State.
 Purdue, perennial stalwart of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
Linda Furuness
 Is Betrothed to
 Mr.PauI ECkIund
Popular Thane Girl to Be Married Late This
 Month

Announcement is made today of the engagement of Miss Linda Fur uness, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Furuness of Thane to MT. Paul Zealand, also of Thane.
 Wellknown in Juneau where she attended school, Miss FurunesS is to be entertained at a number of parties before her wedding which is to take pace in late November.
 MT. Ecklund, who has made his home in the Gastineau Channel
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western conference, invades Prince ton.
 Yale entertains Brown, Columbia plays Navy at Baltimore and Army meets Harvard. Michigan State stalks Temple.
 Southern leader, Alabama, engages Tulane and unbeaten, united Baylor faces Texas
 In the Pacific Coast conference, undefeated California will be tested severely by the Washington Illus kies in the coasts best classic. U. IS. c. against Stanford presents an- other impressive coast duel. Wash ington State and Oregon, Santa Clara and San Jose State, and Mon tana and Gonzaga are also matched.
 Tomorrow's games for many teams are definitely Rubicons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
DOU GL- \ 5 NE: W s
D.F.D. MEETING

Douglas firemen met last evening for their regular monthly bushes session with 31 members answering roll call. Statement Of Chiet Each meister to the effect that condition of the siren had been thoroughly gone over with MT. Martin of the Light Company with the result that an air mail letter explaining the proposition had been sent to w. S. Darley and Co.,, of Chicago
 with the hope of having the siren exchanged, settled that matter for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
HOLDEN TAKES OFF
 THREE TIMES TODAY

Pilot Alex Holden of the Marine Airways hopped the Fairchild II three times today with Lloyd Jar man as Flight Mechanic.
 On the first trip, Holden flew Fred Alexander to Mary Joyce's, and on the next two trips he carried 1000 pounds of air express to the Polaris-Taku mine.
 He brought back five passengers from the mine. They were, s. Aiv- azoff, J. D. Mcdonald, Bert Woods, Pat Feely and F. Guest
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J. ]. CONNORS, R.
 RETURNING, JUNEAU

J. J. Connors, Jr.. of the Connors Motor Company, is returning to Ju- neau aboard the North Sea. He has been east to New York, Washington, D. C., also visited Akron, Ohio, and other automobile factory centers. He also took in all auto shows while on lis trip of several weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
ELECTRA LIFTS FROM
 MENDENHALL AIRPORT

The Pacific Alaska Airways Lock- heed Electra took off this morning for Fairbanks with three passeng- CTS aboard. Walt Hall and s. E. Robbins were at the controls.
 Those who were passengers were Jerry Jones, G. E. Bassett and Charles R. Burnett.
 Another PAA plane is scheduled to bring a load of passengers to the Mendenhall Airport today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
INJURED IN GAME

Howard Burger, instructor of the higher grades and music, was fore ed to make a trip to the medical clinic in Juneau this morning as a result of having his lip split open when he collided with one of the boys while playing ball during re- cess.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
MRS. CARROLL IS ABOARD
 NORTH SEA, HOME BOUND

Mrs. Harry Carroll, who has been south for some time, is returning home aboard the North Sea and will resume her residence on the Glacier Highway near Salmon Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
SECOND SHOWER TO
 HONOR MISS CASHEN

Miss Cecile Cashen will be guest of honor at another shower to be given this evening by Mrs. Glen Kirksam at her residence on Third Street. About twenty guests have been invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05

NOvenbtf Cloudy probably showers Saturday; moderate winds, mostly southey
 Southeastern Alaska Cloudy probably show tonight; light moderate winds mostly southerly.
 of Alaska Moderate variable winds, mostly easterly.
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SKAGWAY MAN HERE

Perry Hern well known Skagway resident, proprietor of the Skagway Drug Store, is visitor in Juneau having come in this morning on the Silver Wave from the head of the canal.
 Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
WALTERS MOVE TO JUNEAU

MT and Mrs. Clarence Walters who had their residence in the Run quist apartments have removed to the Knight Apartments in Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05

district for several years, is em- ployed at the Alaska Juneau mine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M. TO-DAY

Seattle (aipob cloudy temperature 50 Blaine cloudy 48 Vic 49 raining 49; Bull FIarbor A Triple 42; chkan raining 48 A Wrange raining AZ Petersburg raining E Sitka Cloudy A. Soapone Point partly cloudy A. Hawk Inlet raining Radove 6 Juneau raining A. Skagway Elias China Mccarthy cloudy 16 Anchorage cloudy 27 Fairbanks cloudy S Nenana partly cloudy 8 Hot Springs cloudy 20 cloudy 20 Ruby cloudy 0 Nuato cloudy Kaltag 24; Flat cloudy 24 Ohogamute cloudy November 6-Sunrse TIPS sunset 4:01
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS
 
 northeastern portion the Pacific the prevailed the States southwest the Hawaiian Islands This distribution  generally Aeutans
 last night Southeast Alaska
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Clarence Weaver was admitted to the Government Hospital yesterday for surgical care.
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LOCAL DATA
RADIO REPORTS

Lowest 4am. fam. Precip. fam.
 temp temp. velocity 24 hrs. Weather
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05

Allen Dennis underwent tonsil- ectomy this morning at the Gov ernment Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05

Mrs. Manuel Diaz and son are scheduled to leave St. Ann's Hos pital tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
HOSPITAL NOTES

Frank Good, medical patient, was dismissed this afternoon from St. Ann's Hospital.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
VAPOR INGLES CON Ale
MENTOS Y MEDICINAS
PARA BILBAO

Londres abril 26.-Tres miem
bros de la camara de los comu-
mes, Wilfrid Roberts, William
Debbie y +, Seymours Cook, es-
tan planeando ir a Bilbao en- Ell
vapor de carga Backworth, des-
de birmingham, Lincolnshire,
con un cargamento de medici-
mas v where's para Bilbao. Da-
vld Lloyd George, el exprimer
ministro, sc suscribi6 con $50
libras esterlinas, de las 1000 re-
colectadas para la aventura,
que auspicia la duquesa de Ath-
OIL, una conservadora que eStu-
vo recientemente en- Madrid.
Las organizaciones cbreras han
contribuido con mas de 200 to-
neladas de vituaflas. El Back
worth Sc propone llevar mics v
mujeres a lugar SECURE, fuego
de poner en- terra su carga.
Creese que este vaIpor sera es-
coltado por la marina de guerra
hasta las tres millas de Bilbao.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
CORTE DEL CIRCUITO

Qued6 escogido hoy un jura-
do de IL ciudadanos qre juzga-
ran al negro Edward Hodgins,
de SO amos, acusado en- rela-
ci6n con ell asesinato de William
L. Wolfe, un cobrador de la ra-
"a blanca.
Lucius Rodgers, ell otro negro
acusado de asesinato, figura
entire los testigos de cargo del
primero.
Ell abogado Paul Lake, defen-
sor de Hodgins, present6 un
recurso de habeas corpus para
que Sc lie permita entrevistar a
este negro, a quien supone in
timado por Ell fiscal del estado.
Rodgers confes6 ell crimen,
pero no asf Hodgins quien SOS
tiene que es inocente.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

A&0&A& ErAt
En- la nodhe del sabado tuvo
lugar la boda de la Srta. Mary
Williams Y ell correcto jover
Tony Sacco.
En- la elegante Residential dc
los esposos Joseph N. Midulla
802 E. Florabraska, hermans
Y cuhado respectivamente de
la novia, tuvo lugar ell acto eli
vii estando a cargo del conoci.
do Notario de esta localidad,
Sr. Candida Perez.
Firmaron en- calidad de tes-
tigos del acta matrimonial los
| citados esposos Midulla.
Muchas personals conocidisi-
mas en- las esferas sociales Y co
mercia1es de esta ciudad pre-
senciaron la ceremonial civil,
siendo despues profusamente
obsequiadas con finas pastas y
exquisitos licores.
Los nuevos esposos estable
ceran su Residential en- esta ciu
- IT.
dad.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

filosofa sobre su longevidad y
Sc muestra contento de la exis-
tencia porqSs man.lene latente
ell espiritu que al presente Ia
ANNA.
Recordando palabras de uno
de sus viejos amigos, Ell DR.. A
vellanal 60. E. P. d. que lie au-
guraba una existencia de Glen
anos, nos decia aver Don Joa-
qufn que va no dudaba de su
vaticinio, pues Sc sentfa con VIZ
da suficiente para llegar al 81
glo.
.Congratulamos en- su natali-
clio a este venerable patriarca,
amigo noble, y generosc cantor
de la virtud y Ell trabajo.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
La Function de Anoche

Exito rotundo, grandioso, el
de anocRe a beneficio de los ri
nos de Espaha.
La seccion de Damas del Cen
tro Asturiano, secundada por Ia
secci6n de reereo y la directiya,
alcanz6 un triunfo merecido.
Las muchachas trabajaron
sin descanso v anoche Sc lucie-
ron como artistas en- LAS sor-
presas del Divorcio'.
Con elias Sc dlstinguieron los
jovenes de la secci6n de Recreo
y Adorno. Muchos nihos entra-
ron dando en- la puerta latas de
leche.
Nuevas pruebas de que la CO.
MIA latina de Tampa favorece,
en- I'm 98%, la causa del gobier-
no legftimo de la Rep1blica
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
~RCPOSICICN EN- FAVOR
DE NUEVoS BONOS MU-
NICIPALES

Hasta las 8 80 de la noche del
martes recibiran los ~concejales
iropcsiciones sobre $5,201J 1000
en- lbonos que la ciudad lpiensa
vender dentro de su programa
lie conversion.
Los concejales recibiran las
proposiciones y despues las es-
trdiaran, aceptando las que
mas ~ventajosas condolences en-
cierren.
Devengan los preserves boz
nos un interes desde ell Az al
512 por ciento, mientras que
los nuevos solo percibiran plp
interes de A por ciento.
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Hernandez w esleu

= W bVN'0AOA w CotCH
La Secci6n lirica Wesley a.
nuncia para la noche del vier-
mes 80 del presente, una function
en- ell lpiso bajo de la iglesia Me-
todista de West Tampa, North
Albany y Union Street, con un
programa nutrido Y variado.
Ell elenco de la compania que
habra de actuar en- la function
10 compone: Herminia Monde
lilo, Obdulia Mendoza, Georgi-
ma Coto, Francisco Abad, Ca
briel MILAN, Antonio Salgado,
Carlos Leon, Manuel Suarez y
Gustavo Guerra.
Sc llevara a escena ell dra.
ma de caracter social titulado
"Hambre" y la obra bufa LA
Palabra Empenada."
Ademas, ell mon6logo "A
nor de Madre" por Eduardo
Valdes, terminando la funci6r
con numeros de variedades POI
Aida la Fee, Carmen Arias J
Woodrow Garcia.
La entrada costara 10 cen.
tavos los mayores, Y 5 los nj
nos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
.N0TAS SUIAIS

/ siinas tocadas por la orqueSta
del int&rprete maximo de los
"soAes" Arlstides Santirzo.
Y asi ~eontinu6 la velada has
! ia. casi amafeer. del domin-
/ go, eli que Sc retiraron las dlti-
mas 'parefas dandose eta para
la despediAa, EN- Port Tampa, a
la Srta. Adam y su sehN~ padre,
Abelardo j. Adam, que partie-
ron aver para la Habana.
Una nueva demonstration de
? simpatia y aprecio recibi6 Ell
"a Adam de sus admiradores de
Tamlpa, en- ell instante de su
maroha. Reunidos en- gran n1-
nero la despidieron en- ell niue
lie con amor, viendo alejarSe ell
barco con la pena del que pier
de para siempge algo deleita-
BILE, que lie ha sfdo muy grato, y
I. que recordara siempre.
FL vapor sc alejaba de la orr
lie Y de pie sobre la cubierta la
Srta. Adam agitaRa su panuelo
incesantemente, despidiendose
de SIS nuevos amigos; enyiaada
besos de simlpatia Ique eran re-
cogidos en- ell eter por los invi-
cibles amorcillos que la rodea-
ban.
/ Cuando estas lineas vean la
luz,ya estara reposando en- Gu
ba la planta de la ,Mensajera
de Belleza y Buera VolHntad
que nos enviara la Comisi6n do
Trrismo Cubano, seleccionada
en- ell Concurso del peri6dico Gel
Mundo''; pero Ell recuerdo de su
venida a Tampa no sera "olvi-
dado jamas y quizas sirva de
lazo de union para estsbbecer
un intercambio enthusiastic y
,, simpatico entire las dos ciuda-
des.
Ell ano pr6ximo s~eguramerte
que una de nuestras bellas, con
ell nombre de Miss Tampa, vi
sitara la Habana y entonces, los
agasajos recibidos en- esta ciu-
dad por "Mis Cuba, seran de-
vueltos con creces d la que ten
ga ell honor de representatives.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
Los Primeros Dtas de la Lucha

wv tbtCt 20 W W. Wv A(NINEtOt
lLrisa Moreno preside la pri-
mera reunion de mujeres, efec-
tuada en- ell Centre Obrero, en-
los primeros dias de la lucha de
Espana en- favor de la Rep1bli-
ca Y la democracia. Blanquita
Vals actu6 de secretaria. Asis-
theron mas de 40 senoras v Sc
noritas ,todas las cuales Ofre-
cieron su concurso a la obra de
r%ecolectar dinero para la defen-
sa del gobierno legitimo.
Era grande el entusiasmo '
fue algo asi como ell renacimien
to de la Casa de los Trabajado-
res.
Aquella noche Pedro Rami-
rez Moya Ihabl6 sobre organiza.
ci6n y ell Sr. Victoriano Man
teiga, nuestro director, disertt
sobre ell papel de la mujer en- la
historic de la humanidad.
Tulsa probablemente recuer-
da los nombres de las milicia-
mas que asistieron a esa reunion
y lie agradeceriamos una lista.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
.CmmpleaAos

CumpIeaAos
Gran maestro de la piedad y
la ~tolerancia, contemplandd ell
torrente humane desde la altu-
ra de una dulce impasibilidad,
inaccessible a las ambiciones y
odios que agitan a la mayoria
de los hombrcs, Joaquin Mascu-
mana, ell venerable anciano fun
dador de una dinastfa de dill
gentes Y honrados hijos del ira
bajo, vic ponerse aver el sol de
sus ochenta y siete amos.
Erguido a1n, aunque moles-
tado por dolentias p~asajerast
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

"Oooob," IS SHIRLFT
TEMPLES comment upon eEins
discovered. as a @Sto~d~ay" IN The
Twentieth Centary.Fox picture Of
thai name featuring ROBERT
YOUNG snd ALICE Eye.
ESTA NOCHE o
En- Ell TEATRO PITZ
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
Ell Bale del Circulo C@bcno
EN- Honor de Miss Cuba

Gil ~ UE MtoS CUOU
Uno de los mas ruidosos triun
fc& ociales de los 1ltimos item
pos, por 10 hermoSo del acto y
81 n1mero de .prestigiosas per
sonal;dades que sc hallaron pre-
sentes, fue sin duda ell alcanza-
do por la Secci6nAde Recreo del
Cfrculo Cubano, ell pasado sa-
bado, con ell bale ofrecido 'en
honor de la encantadora senori-
ia Eliza Adam, Miss Cuba, que
Sc despedia de nosotros, termi-
NADIA la mission de buena volun-
tad que la hizo visitar Tampa
" la vecina ciudad de st. Pc
tersburg.
Lindas Senoritas de n~restras
sociedades lie dieron escolta de
honor durante su vista al
Cfrculo, figurando entire elias la
reina del Centre Asturiano,
Vicenta Longo, y la de st. Pc
tersburg, Miss Emma Warren,
premiadas, como la Srta. Adam,
pr su belleza en- certamenes 10
Gales.
La aparici6n de Miss Cuba"
en- e. 1al5n de bale del Circulo
fue saludada con aplausos que
repercutiercn toda la sala, mar
chando Eliza majestuosa y triun
fante per entire la interminable
fila de sus admiradores, salu-
dando con serenidad y la males
tad simple de 10 divine, a todos
los cue Sc lie acercaban.
En- competencia con su belleza
aunque fernando ~contraste de
tipo. mas cubanisima 81 cabe
por la brillantez de sus grandes
ojos negros y su cabellera de e.
bano, Lydia Palenzuela la obse-
qui6 con I'm ramo de flores, do
naci6n de la Seccion de Damas
del Circulo que representaba.
Otro ramo de flores, donaci6n
Ide la Orden Caballero de la
Luz, lie .fue entregado por su
p~residente.
Despues en- la sala de recep-
clones y terminada la bienve-
nida del presidente, Sr. Francis
co Garcia, fue presentada miss
Cuba, que brind6 por la pros
peridad de su patria y del Circu
10 Cubano.
De regreso al salon de bale y
continuando ell interminable es-
lab9namiento de sus exitos, can.
to en- la plataforma de la m1si.
ca acompanada de varios EMU.
siastas j6venes Y sehoritas, e
Himno Nacional. Eliza Adam hi.
20 derroche de sus conocimien.
tos musicales ejecutando al pia.
no las selecciones cantadas y
despues... a bailar piezas crioll.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

Antonio M. Cabrera, de 48
amos, tabaquero, excomerciante
vecino de la casa numero 1S46
de la calfe Green, en- West Tam
pa, faileci6 Ell sabado en- ell sa-
natorio del Centre Espanol. LIE
sobreviven SUI viuda, un hijo To
ny Cabrera; cuatro hijas, Sra.
Dan Arias, n. L. Peters, Ofe-
liza Caiorera y Miss Grace Ca
.brera ISL padre, A. B. Cabrera,
tres hermanas Y dos hermanos.
Estaba convalesciente de una
grave e~nfermedad cuando sc lie
present6 gangrena en- una pier
ma.
Era un sosio enthusiastic del
Centre Espanol. Danes a sus
familiares nuestro pesame.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
CITACIoN


Por este medic cito a los
miembros del team de grades
tornado por las logias Progre-
so No. 81, e Ideal No. 55, para
la tenida que tendra lugar Ell
Martes 81, a las ocho p. m. en- la
cral habra ensayos
Sc ruega no falten, pues muy
lpronto habra grades.
Ell SecretGri0.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
1omit6 de To- AmbNlancia

C0mit6 de To- AmbNlancia
Ell jueves Sc reunira Ell conf
e para la adquisici6n de la am
5alancia, en- Ell Centre Obrero.
Presidira ell Sr. Gustavo Jime-
1ez, consul INFERNO de Espaha,
2 asistiran representatives de
as sociedades espanolas, italia
has y cubanas.
Tampa Sc propone mandar
ma ambulancia al gobierno de
la Rep1blica Espanola.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

C0mit6 del Frente Popular
Esta noche celebrara su jun
ia regular de los lunes, en- ell
Centre Obrero, ell Comite de
Defensa del Frente Popular.
Asuntos de importancia re.
quieren la asistencia de todos
los miembros.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26


Falleci6 Ell sabado por la no.
che en- un hospital local el Sr,
Federico Garcia, de Sd amos,
vecino de la casa numero 1912
de la Gale IL. LIE sobreviven dos
hijos, Felix y Mario; tres hijas,
Sra. Lucia Gonzalez Y senoritas
L;dia Y Francisco Garcia; un
.hermano, Gil Garcia, de Key
West, Y tres hermanas, Sras.
Herminia del Pine, Carmela
Garcia v Victoria Sabonet.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
\ OBRA BE LA
~RETAGUARDIA
DE TAMPA
Ell DesGfto de PeJotG

Ell DesGfto de PeJotG
La lIuvia impidi6 aver que sc
eectrara Ell desafio de pelota
ertre los clubs Madrid Fish
Market y Mirabella Fish Mar
ket, organizado por dos gruipos
de entrsiastas j6yenes de esta
localidad.s
En- eta semsna So decidira la
'eeha de verificaci6n del parti-
10.
The Washington times., 1937-10-11
Two Young Men
~ URRENT headlines read:
" "The Lindberghs to rema

~ URRENT headlines read:
" 'The Lindberghs to remain in England.'
'The Duke and Duchess of Windsor will soon be
en- route to America.'
Many comparisons could be drawn. Facetiousness
might easily enter the discussion. Jokes of sedate
and ribald nature will be coined.
But there is the picture of two comparatively young
men, each the idol of his counrymen, forsaking the
land of their birth in the hope of finding ultimate peace
of soul and contentment Of mind.
We all know why the Lindberghs left America. And
all know why the Duke and his Duchess are wander
ing far afield from the glitter of Buckingham Palace
The clone Eagle and the real-lfe "Prince Charm
ing' each departed from his homeland with a heavy
heart. Neither graspng for the golden fleece of
fortune, and neither was following the highroad of
adventure.
While their motives for leaving were not the same,
their hopes for the future dentical Achievement
without aduaton and family life beholden to no one
Cheerio and good luck, Colonel Lindbergh!
A hearty welcome to you, Your Grace!
The Washington times., 1937-10-11
Let's Feed the Hungry

May I take the privilege OF
questioning the idea Of readers
of The Times expressing their
opinion, as invited by whats
the Reason" published October
4th?
Having been a volunteer
worker in several drives such as
the one that is being conducted
for the needy children in Wash
ington, there is no time for dis
cussing WHY these children
need milk and proper food!
Let's feed them and then do
the lease work" Should a par.
ent care to spend his money
for whiskey, a case of that kind
can be taken care of. Why, in
heavens name, let a poor kid
suffer while someone decides
whether or not they should re.
ceive this care! c. N. S.
The Washington times., 1937-10-11
Three-Minute
Journeys
By TEMPLE MANNING


This year we do not believe
there were many happy family
parties spending the summer or
a gay vacation at La Coruna, one
of Spain's incest and most popu-
lar seashore resorts, resort that
is no less popular in winter than
in summer.
This writer has happy recol-
lections of La Coruna and it's
beautiful gulf on the northwest
ern coast of Spain, recollections
that include the perfumed air.
the glorious garden, the white
beaches and all the amenities Of
modern resort life, coupled with
ancient buildings and mellow
charm. Yes, La Coruna has a
great deal.
The city is situated on a prom.
ontory, the ancient portion on
an isthmus, the newer part in
land. Fine buildings. wide, hand.
some boulevards, cafes, hotels,
villas are all very well, but we
prefer old Coruna, for there Is
so much to see and to admire.
1t is an interesting spot.
It is at once a treat and an
adventure to enter La Coruna
from the bay. Most of the build
ingS facing the quay have long
glass galleries, cleaning in the
sun, and throwing their reflec-
tions into the deep blue water.
The lights and reflections tell
something of the gaiety and
Verve of La Coruna, an ideal re-
sort. One Strolls from silent,
winding streets with old palaces
ard temples, into busy corners
bright with life and beautified
by lovely gardens, such as San
Carlos or Plaza de Azarraga.
AS in other Spanish cities,
there are castles a plenty, for
the term Castles in Spain" is
not an empty one.