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Evening star., 1937-04-04

be hosts at tea today from to 7
o'clock in their residence, in compli-
ment to Miss Dorothy Kirkwood and
Mr.. George Donald Freeman, whose
marriage will take place Friday. April
9, in the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
Miss Helen Wolcott entertained at
supper and bridge party Wednesday
evening in compliment to Miss Ethel
Shamer, who will leave today with her
parents, Capt. George P. Shamer, U.
S. N, and Mrs Shamer for the Philip
pines, where Capt. Shamer will be
stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Wood will be
hosts at tea from to 6 o'clock
today in their new home on Woodbine
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Griesmer, jr.,
of Baltimore, Md. and Miss Susan
Griesmer of Maplewood, N. j., were
house guests for a week of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Cries
mer.
Mrs. Martin H. Uelsmann enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge Tuesday
for Mrs. S. A. Snyder, Mrs. John
Lauritzen, Mrs. Joseph Rolfes, Mrs.
Charles Reiter, Mrs. Harry Reed. Mrs.
Joseph Essington and Mrs. Samuel
L 'Hommedieu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hipsley were
hosts to company of IL at dinner
party Sunday evening, March %, in
their residence.
Mrs. Mary Broadbent has returned
the her home in Chevy Chase, Nd,
after spending three months in Day.
tona Beach, Fla.
Mr.. Randall B. Adams arrived
Wednesday from Duke University to
spend his Spring vacation with his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Henry De Cour-
sey Adams Miss Catherine Kirk
patrick of Greensboro, N. c., is also
the house guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller were
hosts at a supper and bridge party
last evening. The guests were M. and
Mrs. Lester Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Dray-
ton Mcmillan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Brantley, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Root
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ingram
Mrs. John De Wolfe Northrop and
her son, Mr. Richard Northrop, re-
turned by motor from Stowe, VT,
where Mrs Northrop visited her
mother Mrs. Herbert Mayo
Mrs. Arthur B. Crane left Monday
for Coronado, Calf where she will
be the guest of her son-in- law and
daughter, Ensign and Mrs. Albert
Hobbs Clark.
Mrs. John Benton entertained at a
tea from to 6 o'clock Friday in COM
pliment to her daughter, Miss Jean
Benton, who is a student of Mount
Holyoke College and is spending her
Spring vacation with her parents.
There were SO guests.
Mrs. Carl Tilman will entertain
company Of eight at luncheon and
bridge tomorrow in her residence.
Mr.. Nicholas Shea of Purdue COL
lege, Ind, is spending his Spring vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank M. Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McNabb and
their daughter, Miss Gertrude Nc
Nabb, left Monday by motor for Nash
vile, Tenn, where they are spending
a week with relatives.
Mrs. Curtis Walker entertained q
company of eight at luncheon and
bridge Tuesday at the Army and Navy
Country Club
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Turner re-
turned Tuesday from Lynchburg, Va,
where they were the guests of Mrs
Turner's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Drunkard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bush were
hosts to a company of IL at supper
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Chevy Chase Wedding
Arrangements Are Made
Miss Frances Elizabeth Owens, Who Will
Be Bride of Mr. Douglas Porter, Is
Extensively Feted

\ 4 FRANCES ELIZABETH OWENS daughter of Dr.. and
X( whose marriage will take place
Tuesday, April Douglas Mcdaniel Porter the
Porter the late Mr. Porter selected
sister Mary her attendant Mr. Porter will
have man. his brother, Mr. Alexander Porter
Miss Eoe Porter will entertain at tea this afternoon from
to o'clock in compliment to Miss Owens and her brother Mr.
Porter
and Mrs Frances oheins will be hosts buffet
party evening Owens and
Porter
Miss Agnes Laimer and Robert Kennedy joint
hosees and bridge party and miscellaneous shower
Evening star., 1937-04-04

line Chantry, Miss Mary Senate
Howes, Miss Stellita Stapleton, Miss
Katherine Friant, Miss Betty Hartz,
Miss Jane Holt. Mrs. Peggy Tyner
Dagdale and Mrs. William H. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens will have as
their house guest next week the for
mer's sister, Miss Lydia Cabot Stew
ems of Boston.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Miss Ida Virgil Lyons
and Mr.. Schmitz Engaged.

MRS. VIRGIL TANC1LL LYONS
announces the engagement Of her
daughter Ida Virgil to Mr.. Edmund
George Schmitz of Washington and
Odebolt, Iowa. The wedding will take
place in June.
Miss Lyons has selected Mrs. Duane
Myron Paul as matron of honor, Miss
Evelyn Pearce Choate Of Eustis, Fla,
as maid of honor, and Mrs. William
Frank Devine and Miss Margaret
Ellsworth Fowler as her other at
tendants. The best man will be Mr..
John Clarence Link, and the ushers.
Mr.. William Frank Devine, Mr.. Duane
Myron Paul, Mr.. Clarence Benjamin
Lyons and Mr.. Franklin Rudasill
Putnam.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Misss Katherine Howard
Engaged to DI. Corbus.

MR AND Mrs. a. ALLEN
HOWARD, formerly of New
Orleans, announce the engagement Of
their daughter Katherine to DR.. Budd
Clark Corbus, jr.. son of DR.. and Mrs.
Corbus OF Evanston, III. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Miss Howard attended Louisiana
State University. where she was a
member Of the Delta zeta Sorority,
and was graduated from Newcomb
College in New Orleans.
DR.. Corbus, member of the Alpha
Delta Phi Fraternity, is a graduate
of the University of Wisconsin and
received his medical training at
Harvard Medical School.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

and bridge Monday evening in their
residence.
Mrs. A. M Dickson entertained at
a lunch party Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Ray Wilcox Of Elmira, N. Y,
who is the house guest of Mrs. Edward
McCallig of Arlington, Va.
Mr., and Mrs. r. L. Bumgarner and
children, Marjorie, Walter and Bev-
erly Bumgarner, have returned to
their home after spending the Eastr
holidays in Ohio.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Miss Margaret Parker
Engaged to Mr.. Cecil Hale.

MR., AND MRS. H. M PARKER
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Margaret Lucille to
Mr.. Cecil Gilbert Hale, son OF Mrs.
Helen Hale Of Washington. The we'd
ding will take place Friday after
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Miss Marjorie Naylor
Engaged TO Mr.. Distelhurst.

MRS. LOUISE NAYLO2 of SAT
Riverside drive, New York City,
announces the engagement Of her
daughter Marjorie to Mr.. Hugh Con-
over Distelhurst of Arlington. Va. The
wedding will take place April S.
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Az psisoaS 6eaaiag Hotes. jof
iflH felaWH MlfHt cnel08e
Hei7 Ao0lcs and addre55es
nlslch iesH not be pubiished
bit eoafAeaiiallg Kept. No
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malicious intent iosH - pub
NoxflaDest Enterprise. ?. Q.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-04-16
Statistics
Are Interesting

Possibilities Of creating an Am
erican Utopia" had a little more
appeal than the Spanish fracas
and what Hitler thinks of it, to
Seattle Public Forums audiences
during March.
This was revealed this week by
Worth Mcclure, superintendent of
city schools and forums admins
traitor, when he released attend
ance figures for the public dis
cussion meetings. Average attend
ance at meetings dealing with
planning Democracy or the
American Utopia" business
was 115, according to Mr.. Nc
CIure. But only III persons on the
average attended each meeting
dealing with current events in Ma
drid, Berlin and waypoints THE
European Maelstrom," to be pre-
else.
March forum fans, the report
showed, were even more interest
ed in successful family life than
in European or American Utopia
Average attendance at forums
dealing with family problems was
III. Forums dealing with youth
problems ran a close second with
an average of 1872.
Seattleites may be interested in
economies but they want it with
orange juice to kill the taste, the
figures indicated. Economic ques-
tions were incidental in many of
the March discussions. But when it
came to attending forums which
actually bore the label "Econom-
ics' large audiences did not ma
terialize. In fact they showed
twice as much interest, using at
tendance figures as an index, in
the News of the Orient"
There was a little more interest
in literature than in economics
from an attendance standpoint.
Literature drew a total attendance
of 765 during March. Economics
drew 624. Attendance at discus
sions of Oriental affairs totalled
1878 during the month.
Youth forums, scheduled only
during the last half Of the month
brought out total attendance of
2108. Discussions of family prob
lens during the first half of
March were attended by a total
Of TIA. Forums concerning the
European situation had a total
attendance of 2216 for the entire
month. The subject of planning
and democracy drew a total of
2299 during March.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-04-16
.Employable Widows
Return to WPA Jobs

Employable widows who have
been dropped from the rolls Of the
works Progress Administration
and who are not receiving Social
Security benefits win go hack on
their WPA jobs at once under a
ruling made today BY Admins
traitor Harry L. Hopkins.
The order was issued to assure
uninterrupted aid for needy wild
ows who may qualify under pro-
visions Of the Social Security Act
for those with dependent children
but who have not as yet received
payment OF such benefits.
Administrator Hopkins sent the
following telegram to all state
Works Progress Administrators:
EFFECTIVE Immediately, persons
otherwise qualified whose employ
ment has been terminated because
OF eligibility under the Dependent
Children benefit provisions of the
Social Security program shall be
reemployed immediately except in
cases where commitments and
payments actually have been made
to such persons. Hereafter no per-
son employed ON the Works pro-
gram shall be terminated because
Of eligibility for Dependent Chill
dren benefits until a formal com
mitment paper granting such BEN
efits has been executed. In carry
ing out this order only employable
persons shall be either reemployed
or retained"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-04-16
Louis Armstrong Clicks
On F~leischmann Hour

NEW YORK (C) - Sid Shalt,
radio announcer of The Daily
News, said of Louis Armstrong;
Fleischmann's program on Friday
night: Radios first commercial
all-colored revue bowed in over
WIZ at 8 last night The re-
suit was a happy one and unless
we miss our guess. Harlem is go
ing to experience a rush of spon-
soring gold The show features
Eddie Green and Gee Gee James
in an original sketch series writ
ten by Octavus Roy Cohen. master
creator of colored character CO.
NEEDY -. judging from last nights
Introductory chapter, which laid
the basis for clever characterize
tions, the rest of the installments
should be replete with hilarious ST.
tuations a radical departure
for radio because, with the ex-
ception of Amas n Andy, most
colored comedy has been of the
corny, lowdown type Louis
Armstrong did exciting things
with that trumpet of his and Ann
enda Randolph sang
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nETE2S7
MA4WM
Asheq Mai itemg 10 0bosi Wfifel
nor ma, gcattie, WoshiHgton

TBIg WEEK We ere tempted
70 nnmaak and disclose tho iden
Ility Of ~ exzgboat coiumuisl just
for The fun of showing hoV faf
wrong Mr.. and Mrs General pub
He can be Since ! haven't her
permission to do -, III gege you
one description ana LET you 20 on
d guessing beo she Is the CLAM
orous young wife Of a local pro-
fessional man. Another descf.r
ton mex week.
And nov draw your chairs up
close, We are going TO give you the
low on n subject we've neld out
for two previous weeks although
We have had numerous requests TO
let out the semi-secret: seems to
have begun to assume interest as
a certain young maid vas asked
If she were going to the Easter
Ball. the MID replied, 4 should
say not, why IS is sending me to
Blank city to meet the Shuttle
Along Review, and s. Is paying
my fare and expenses and I am
getting a new Easter dress So
we have III who want to know
if MI. s. also furnished the new
dress and as Ambassador to the
city, SIS expenses to fully cover
age the voyage, new dress and ev-
erything.
What happened that caused
Shuttle Along to 50 completely
pass up the s. Hot Spot. So that
is 30 on the subject, as your guess
is as good as mine.
spooks' late flash says: V. J. has
a sign on the door, when Marvie
shows up. Reads: Annie doesn't
live here any more"
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Rene,o Your Subscription No.o
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-04-16
Labor Subject For
Discussion at Vespers

Dr.. Melvin M. RAIDER, noted
Northwest authority, will be the
third in the April series Of Vesper
Services along Forum lines. Fol
lowing a very splendid ~presenta-
ton by DR.. w. s. Brown on can
Ger control, DR.. RAIDER viii speak
on To-day and Some Aspects Of
the Labor Problem" The meeting
will be the Vesper Hour of Phyllis
Wheatley Y.W.C.A., 1872 21st Ave.
No, at 5 p. m. Sunday, April IS.
With the lines of the labor con-
fIict dividing workers into oppos-
ing camps and the Supreme Court
handing down decisions of far
reaching Importance to organized
and unorganized workers, this
meeting will afford ample oppor-
tunity for acquiring recent infoT-
nation and expert Interpretation.
A question and answer period win
provide the meeting with further
interest. The Urban League feel
very fortunate in being able to
present DR.. RAIDER at this time.
Invitations have been extended
to Mr.. Fred Sexias, Marine Cooks
and Stewards Union, MI. Clarence
Motley, member of international
Longshoremans Union, and other
members of organized labor groups
but the meeting is open to the
public and everyone is urged to be
present.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-04-16
Identification
Week Planned

Community clubs and civic or
ganlzationa IN an sections OF Sc
attic are being invited TO partici.
pate actively in this years city
Beautlfieatlon Week. April te to
%. sponsored BY the Seattle jun
Tor Chamber OF Commerce.
Fifty dollars IN cash prizes win
be awarded to the community club
IN the areas showing the most sub
stantlal Improvement during APP
ri. il has been announced BY chas.
+. Clay. chairman Of the Junior
Chambers subcommittee on COM
munity activities. The first prize
Is S25.00. the second $500. and
the third $1,000.
James r. Lunke Is the general
chairman Of the week and, with
the aid Of a large committee Of
young business and professional
men, representing all sections OF
the city, has obtained the active
support Of a wide variety of COM
munity and commercial organiza-
tions interested in Frightening
up Seattle. Horace Granger heads
the group In charge Of community
club activities.
Seattle is going To have a busy
travel seasoA this summer and 1t
is highly Important that we pre-
sent a clean city for our visitors, .
declared Lunke. IN outlining the
purposes of the cleanup campaign.
There are many sections of the
city which, with a little effort and
cooperation. can be vastly im-
proved in appearance. We all take
pride in our city and we want it
to be really representative in its
outward appearance
A comprehensive program has
been prepared for City Beautlfi-
cation Week, April 10 to %, al
though the general cleanup drive
will last throughout the entire
month. Extensive billboard and
newspaper advertising will direct
attention to the week. Distinctive
signs win be carried on various
retail trucks and vehicles operat-
ed by such agencies as the Saliva
ton Army and the Goodwill In
dustries. Operators of the gar
bage collection system win have
added trucks available to remove
refuse.
The street railway viii have a
specially-decorated car travelling
throughout all districts of the city
during the week. On Saturday
noon, April II. a parade viii pass
through the downtown district to
officially cali attention to the fol-
lowing weeks activities.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-04-16
Lars and Lena Lind
Is New Fisher Serial
On KJR daily at 2:15

Lars and Lena Lind, the new
serial heard over KJR every week,
Monday through Friday, at 2:15,
portrays the typical life of a mod
ern Scandinavian family in the
Northwest.
In real life Lars is Clinton john
son of the KOMO-KJR announc-
ing staff, and Lena is his wife,
Gladys. Both have lad long ex
perience in the radio field. Clinton
has done practically every phase
in radio-announcing, selling, pro-
duction, continuity, writing and
now he turns to the dramatic and
believes he has found one thing
that no one else can do, namely
announce, write, produce and play
the part of his leading character
in true Scandinavian style.
Clint was born in st. Paul, Min
nesota, and his wife at Fergus
Falls, Minnesota.
One of life's queerest quirks, ac-
cording to Clinton who portrays
the role of Lars, is the fact his
mother, father, brother and HIM
self were all born in this country,
but when he started school he
couldn't speak a word of English.
The solution to the problem came
when the family moved into an
Irish neighborhood.
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us talked around 5th and Jack
son st. 81 the Eanta Anna Night
life Joy Spot. that Lillian Brown
hSs der eyes On Green Pastures
and That q certain pasture IS left
vide open for her.
The genial Or. Walter S Brown
had g narrow escape Sunday when
he varied from his chart Tor a mo-
.Asient while iectufing on Cancer
Of the Tongue The Or. turned
slightly and remarked after point
ing out thaf in the case on Tx
hiblt the tongue had to be renaov-
ed. 1T would be terrible if some
Of our wofsen had To lose their
tongues a chorus Of voices re-
sponded in unison that IA this
town tia be terrible # a lot Of men
lost their tongues.
And speaking Of the waggng
fessues. what would happen to
Drug Talking store Robmsoa i
he were deprived # his only ezef-
else?
Winfield KIrg just loves 10 con-
sole people when they get in the
dog house. He m over and
talks to the Mother. (chuckleJ.
Who has Dorothy Harris --latest
recruit from Portland) got her eye
on?
What girl has dropped Her
man Lewis like a hot potato now
that the China boat has come in?
What girl sat up the other night
to eat four fr~ankfurters and sau-
erkraut? Ask Alma Jackson, I
hear she was there.
What was the errand Of mercy
that took Walter johnson and
Gratis Scott away from our city
Sunday? How did they like the
country?
I wonder if Thomas Jones liked
the buggy ride he took Sunday af-
ternoon?
Regina Twaites and a certain
Kansan made a very handsome
couple walking arm in arm Sun
day night.
Fred Wingo seems to know all
about other peoples business. He
had better take more care of his
own. "a word from the wise
SHOULD be sufficiently.
What lately freed girl is trying
to breakup the Grants Chapman
couple? It looks as if she is hay-
ing a hard time.
We wonder why Dolores Jack
son has said that she is going to
join the Man-Haters Club? At
the present time this club is not
publicly known but it has the &C
tive membership of about fifteen
of u "Heartbreakers" in it. She
probably will get soft-hearted and
resign.
1 wonder if Arthur Love likes
to eat cold dinners?
Question: Who is the secret pas
sion to that certain very, very lit
tie grass widow?
Why doesn't R.R. bring along a
chaperon when she's going to get
tight then she won't have to Dor
row another girls boy friend.
Oh say, can the wolves howl
when the lamb pursues their little
red riding hood in that ducky red
auto. Just a case of the lamb
the butcher.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
LA DIE UN
VAPOR INCHES Sc NEGO A
CARGAR NITRATE PARA
LOS REBELDES

Boston, Mario 13.-Una re-
solucion presentada por la Srta.
Sara DePont, de la familia de
fabricantes de municiones, pro-
testando contra la parcialidad
favorable a los facciosos espa-
holes, fue aclamada en- I'm mitin
verificado aqui en- apoyo de la
tripulaci6n del vapor de carga
ingles Linaria, que Sc neg6 a
cargar nitrate para ell puerto re
belde de Sevilla, en- Espana. Los
tripulantes del vapor sc halla-
ban sentados en- las dos filas del
frente. Sc efectu6 ell mitin en- la
vieja historical casa Old South Y
asistieron a el centenares de per
sonas. -
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

Madrid, Mario 13.-Hablan-
do al mediodia de hoy de las ope
raciones realizadas contra los
facciosos en- ell frente de Guada
lajara, donde combaten varias
divisiones de soldados italianos,
ell general Jose Miaja, presiden-
tie de la Junta de Defensa, ma
nifest6 que las milicias leales,
apoyadas por la aviaci6n, que
dej6 caer 492 bombas, habia ex
pulsado al enemigo de la posi-
ci6n e~strategica de Trihueque,
IL millas al norte de la ciudad
de Guadalajara.
Los insurgentes estaban con-
solidando la posici6n cuando las
tropas republicans atacaron Y
las derrotaron, causandoles mu-
chos muertos. Toda una baterfa
complete del enemigo qied6 en-
poder Do loa lsalea>
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
EL NUMiERO DE LA REPU-
BLICA

Con ell fin de rendir homena-
je a los fundadores de la Repd-
blica y a los hombres que hoy
combaten en- Espana por la Ii :
bertad, publicaremos un n1me-
no extraordinario, modesto Pc
70 sincere, ell dia IA de abril.
Don Fernando de los Rios,
uno de los fundadores de la Re
publica, con su acostumbrada a.
mabilidad nos ha prometido un
articulo para ese dfa. Don Fer
nando realiza una labor admira
BILE, luchando con grandes diff
cultades, desde la embajada en-
Washington.
Cuando todos los cobardes Y
NAL intencionados lie vuelven la
espalda a la Republica Espano-
la, Tampa Sc mantiene en- SUI
puesto de honor.
FL gobierno electo por ell pue-
bio Ell febrero de 1886 Sc defien
de frente al ejercito sublevado
y tres nariones fascistas, Italia.
Alemapia Y Portugal
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
Las Concentraciones de los Fascistas ~ltalianos
fueron expulsados de Trijueque
Una Bateria complete de los Insurgentes cayo
en- poder de los Leales


Las ametralladoras y los ri :
files dispararon mas de goo 600
proyectiles sobre los facciosos,
conteniendo 81 Marcia.
Atacando a los tanques fas :
cistas los dinamiteros destruye-
ron % de ellos.
En- ell frente de Guadalajara
ell tempo Sc uni6 a los leales i'm
pidiendo la lluvia y la nieve ell
avance de las pleas mecaniza-
das del enemigos.
Ell general Miaia observa la
situaci6n y dice que muy prom
to las milicias estaran en- posi-
ci6n de lamar nuevos contrata-
ques en- ell sector, a pesar de la
presencia ALI de 10000 Italia
nos.
Algunas escaramuzas sc Ii
braron en- Ell sector del rio lara
ma, ganando los leales algdn te-
rvsN0.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

clutas de la clase de 1886, que
cantaban y daban vivas a la Ii
bertad Y al gobierno legitimO.
Ell gobierno oficialmente adj
miti6 anteayer, segln UNI despa-
cho de Valencia, Ia captura del
yapor Mar Gantabricoa, en- la
bahia de Vizcaya, por 81 cruce-
no insurgents "Canarias'.
Sc encuentra en- canine de
las aguas de Gibraltar, para pro
teger a los vapores holandeses,
ell acorazado holandes Hertog
Hendik. que recibi6 la orden
encontrandose a la altura de la
costa de Dalmacia.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
LOS T~IPOGRAFOS DEL Dali
IY Nall Sc DECLARATION
EN- HUELGA
Ne Sc unieron al movimiento
los del Miami Herald

Miami, Mario 13.-Se decla-
raron aver en- huelga los obre-
ros tip6grafos del peri6dico
DAILY Neps" y pidieron la COO
peraci6n de sus companeros del
Miami Herald, la que no obtu-
vieron.
Las negociaciones con vistas
a solucionar ell conflicto empe-
zaran ell domingo.
Todas las ediciones del "He-
rald", luego de una paralizaci6n
de seis horas, seran impresas.
Los tip6grafos del DAILY
News Sc declararon EN- huelga,
pidiendo mayor paga, sin la a.
probaci6n de la union.