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1417 VARNUM ST. NV.

Rarely does such an opportunity present
itself in this lovely section.
PRICED AT S9.950.
This thoroughly modern tapestry brick
home. 90 ft. wide, large rooms tiled
tiful kitchen cabinets covered front porch
and glass-nclosed sleeping porch. attic
automatic heat. "-car garage and deep lot.
This house has Just been reconditioned
throughout and the price makes it an out
standing buy for home or investment.
Open Daily Until NJ.
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HAVE PURCHASERS FOR SMALL
HOUSES WHITE OR COLORED.
EDWARD D. COLEMAN.
Neu 6S6p
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

I WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE, A
group of houses or good investment prop
critics. G. G. DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave.
National 44S2 l.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER e. SON Auctioneers
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NORTHWEST

NEW H-FAMIIY HOMES,
Located in the rrettiest section of Pet
worth. Attractive, new. Colonial brick
each with living room bed room, kitchen.
dinette. and colored tile bath with built
in tub and shower. Second-f1oor apart
ment has entrance to deck Of covered first
floor porch. Natural wood trim. recreation
room. gas heating furnace, 15O-ft lot
This Is bargain. and there are only
few left; Call Immediately MR.. KNAPP.
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FORD 1894 de luxe Fordor sedan attrac-
lively rehnished in beIee: has double
chrome horns and tail-lam2s twin WIND
tiptop mechanical order. ) excellent tires
Priced low. with small down payment and
easy terms including cur Famous Bic
Ribbon Guarantee anG 30 days no-Cost
service. TrIangle Ford Dealers. No. - N Y.
ave. NV. Nauona! "9SH Open eYanines
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DFANWOOD d C
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

6 TO s RoOMs-PREFER OLD HOUSE;
would like possession within so days;
District 45os 1875 Vermont ave.
DIRECT FROM OWNER IN D. c. OR
suburbs 81 O00-S2. 500; $1,000 cash.
Cleveland 1851, after pm.
WILL PAY CASH FOR HOME IN GOOD
condition If priced right. Prefer to deal
direct District 5g1q
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OULII V AN bhOO.,
1920 K ST NV Met 43o3
BRICK BUNGALOW.

Exclusive northwest Maryland suburb;
B bed rooms, baths. recreation room,
est pad re9m in M ats s. es Rds
large trees garage Only S. $50 Phone
MR.. HALL. Cleveland 5311: evenings.
Wisconsin ave 13s
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OLDSMOBILE 1892 de luxe 6-wheel sedan:
new paint slip covers. natural wood
wheels. A little beauty for the price
Guaranteed by Toms Auto Service See
Ralph Miller, 635 N st. NV. Pot. o4OO.
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CHEVROLET master coach late 1895.
S2;f5: no trades: very good condition: sac
rl1ce. Emerson T345, GeorRia 1865
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.

COLLATERAL SECURITY BY, AUCTION,
in a certain collateral agreement dated
April 30, 1898, the note secured being
payable forthwith. default having occurred
IN the payment Of same: at the request Of
auction. within our sales rooms 0l5
St NV on MoNDAY; THE FIFTEENTH
THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm. collateral desig-
mated in the said agreement to wit:
242 shares OF common stock OF Totten
g. Ward. Incorporated. of the par value
OF one hundred dollars tSl00.00) per
share. and certiflcates representing the
shares, certificate No, A II for, 80 shares.
certifcate No for for ~ shares and
parties in interest please take notice.
hundred dollars 80 5OO.O cash required
Of purchaser at time of acceptance of bid.
balance to be paid in cash within thirty
[30l days after day, Of sale: otherwise
deposit will be forfeited as liuudated
damages TO the said holder and the COL
lateral will be resold at such. time and
place and upon such notice and terms as
the said holder NAV direct
ADAM 4. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
feo d&dS
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DODGE 1886 de luxe trunk sedan: truly
like brand-new. heater. Reduced TO S5g5:
terms. 1918 Conn ave
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at OUACKENBOS ST NV

INSPECT AT ONCE
Builder vii! sacrifice new detached brick
q rooms. modern kitchen, . tiled baths.
recreation room; deep lot; near stores bus
and cars. Small trades considered Care
free comfort with modern ga appliances.
OPEN DAILY AND Ewes
District O3RS STROUP Genreia 412S
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NASH 1886 coupe: rumble seat: one OF the
very few cars Of its kind in town for the
money: tires look like new: beautiful gun
metal paint: S495. new-car guarantee by
Toms Auto Service. See Ralph Miller f3j
N Potomac o4n0 10s
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THOS. j. OWEN d son. AUCTIONEERS
l43l Eve Street NV.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

TWo BAY-FRoNT LOTS. NORTH BEACH
Park clear. and cash. for city property.
Will assume. H H. CARTER. Metropolitan
Bank Bldg. Natl. 417S; eve phone Pot.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WEscHLER 4. son. Auctioneers.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,

tNear Park RdD Brick dwelling. 25 it.
wide. 6 very large rooms tile bath; h.-W.h h.,
gas furnished room for garage: vacant.
Price. $3.50. H. H. CARTER. Metropol-
tan Bank BLDG. Natl. 4l1S: eve. phone
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AUTOMOBILES WANIEp

H. WINSHIP WHEATLEY
Attorney for Trustee.
100 Vermont Ave. NV.
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS WANTED.
improved street In D. c. or Md. State
price. Address Box I'D. Star of1ce.
WANTED LOTS, m THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia suitable PIE for small ma apartment n
detached homes. for clients. See Mf.
Walter, Q to 10 am. or 4 to 5 p.m..
B. SAUL Co:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1896 coupe. S533 A black
hnish and has factory radio: like brand
new. L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th St.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

APARTMENT, BUILDING. "a UNITS NEW
BLDG. S24 900 annually. Inspection as to
construction, etc. invited. Consider clear
Wisconsin ave. Tel Wise 5440.
4-FAMILY FLAT IN BEST Sc. LocA-
ton: rents, S1,560; price, Sl0,750: ten
ants furnish own heat direct from owner.
No agent. Call Wisconsin 5s16 after
CORNER BLDG. DOWNTOWN. CONTAIN
ing 4 stores and 9 aptS.: rents very cheap
at $1,000 annually; terms. 5000 cash
S3.300-FIVE-ROOM AND BATH BRICK.
tricity. Rented to excellent white ten
s4 oSn@.sfoRY @ BRICK Ri RiSiis NEAR STANTON
water heat: rented to white tenants at
,soy ssHANNoM & EUGHs CO. aa'
3O-FT. ROW BRICK, MADE INTO FIVE
APARTMENTS. producing over $3.50 per
Gssd one ne 1Nek east des6 of
$i5; ESQ. Boss i PHELPS. SATIoNAt
9300. EVENING PHONE. DECATUR 2146.
2o--FT, COLONIAL BRICK. e ROOMS
and bath, ami: rent. S55. Price.
50: 45O. Near the market. 9TH and Florida
Dist. s9l7 WI MOORE Geo 2so..
4-FAMILY APT.
New building available at a price con-
sldersbly less than you will be able to
duplicate later on Yearly income is
S:,l:7. Price, Sl3Du0; Cash payment re-
Cali Call : MR, THRocKMoRfoN. DIST. 6oas:.
a-FANfILY FLAT ON WIDE AVENUE JUST
south of the Capitol: same tenants for the
last years: annual rent. $500: price.
$4,000. ASSESSED Tor almost the price;
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET sedan. 1927: this car used
every day and is In very fine condition;
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BUILDERS. ATTENTION.


Beautiful Michigan Park.
We have available about 800 building
lots. vicinity of Sargent rd. and Alnson
s etS ans ars UT We viii
finance builders. For this and other out
standing land developments, see MT.
14o4 K st. NV. cAFR1Tz. Dist. 9osO.
75x1oO-S1. 400
South Dakota ave. near New Hampshire,
Lawton, eve phone Lincoln 1859.
1s4s H spFtRERr 81: NV w. bisslict aEEi 1900.
Eight lots. 80 feet wide, good section
ntSs ing sewer. $i.s5o each: See a Mr.. WALTER,
.sas 18th & &. + Rvs SAUL Ss2iena1 Soi; 200.
FIVE BUILDING LOTS IN FAsT-GRow-
ave-. ave SrHs near District line; street. sewer and
water in: 81 200 each. Phone OWNER.
Wisconsin 534O. ------.
MILITARY RID, NEAR ROCK CREEK
Park; toxl4s; <, sso all improvements A bar
arsffly eft 1asns Reek slesd
a'DrSSnsSsis g. A. WE1SBERG. SHasRGenj Jr REAEToR
woodward Bids. National O2sO.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
No. 1, Md.N7Ox150 Ft.-S1 900 Each.
woodland section of Greenwich Forest.
number of choice lots. These are out
standing values. A number of these lots
are to be sold for less than 10c per 50. IT,
No Q. Md.-7Ox150 .Ft.-S1,250 Each.
English Village lots facing Wilson lane
and Rodner rd.. Just off Of Maiden lane;
paved street. water and sewer.
No. 3, Md.-75x12o Ft.-S2. 800.
On west side of Wisconsin ave-, Just over
D. G line; all improvements in.
No. A. N.W.-5Ox77 Ft.-S1 900 Each.
On Burlington st. between 44th and 46th
sts., Chesapeake and Brandywine.
No. 5. sE.-4-Family Building Sites.
Vicinity 18th and @ sts., overlooking
Anacostia High School and Government
park.
Will cooperate with responsible builder
by taking part Of purchase price as 2nd
trust behind construction loans. Call Mr..
l4o4 ( St. NV cAFR1Tz. Dist. eoso
COLORED
Lots. $3.50 up; terms as low as ST
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl 4350
CoLoRED-LoTs IN DEANWooD AND
terms: help build District 9170
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CHEVROLET 1892 4-door. g wheels. sIs5.
2024 14th St NV
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WILL PAY S5 CASH. any make car. re-
earoIeSs whether 1t runs or not: our crane
Will haul It Glasser'S End and Florida
ave. ne District 1910
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CHRYsLER six 1896 sedan: overdrive.
radio, heater driven 1900 miles 500
cash. Call evening. Col. 6134. 12'
CHRYSLER 1881 de luxe sedan; beautiful
condition. Only SI65 terms. Evans
Palmer. 4432 Conn. ave
CHRYSLER 1885 de luxe "Airflow" sedan;
beautiful blue aerotype. custom built.
Only Sb15. Evans-Palmer, 14th and l.
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STORES FOR PeNT

409 10th ST. N.W-SToRE AND ENTIRE
building: .ong lease if desired w S.
HOGE. Jr.. Natl. 1.S5 or Walnut 1910
LARGE STORE ATTRACTIVE LEASE. 5l4
10Th st. NV. near F. w. S. HOGE, Jr..
National 72S5 or Walnut 7940.
DRUG STORE CORNER. FAST GROWING
community. Rosemont section. 10 min
WASHINGTON. Also tailor shop or beauty
parlor. good lease. low rent. Alexandria
o4gS.
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He had discovered the firearms which the mons
tiers had taken from them when they were captured.
and now the elated Indian distributed them quickly
among his friends Only Tarzan refused a gun.
1t his principle to use only such weapons as
were used against him.
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THos. BOWLING & co. AUcT1oNEERs

SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS roUsE-
cHARGEs NoTIcE IS IS HRREsY
GIVEN THAT ON FRIDAY MARCH
FIVE. 1897. AT Two O'CLOCK PM,
AND EACH SUCCEEDING FRIDAY
THEREAFTER UNTIL ALL GOODS
ARE DISPOSED OF
They Will be sold at public auction. in
the wsrerooms of
SMITHS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO..
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FUTURE.

THos. J. OWEN & SON. .AUCT1oNEERs
l43l Eye ST. NV
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Brick Business Property,
Being Four Stories in the
Front and Three and One.
Half Stories in the Rear,
Used as Store and Storage
Space, Known as Premises
ia Twelfth Street North.
west.
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IN BRANWILL PARK,
SILVER SPRING. MD.
206 OCAT.A ST

A charming corner brick having three
bed rooms and the carefree comfort Of
modern Gas Appliances. Priced to sell at
S8,250-EASY TERMS.
Drive out Colesville Rd. Turn right on
Franklin Ave to entrance to Park. Open
every day to pm. Will consider your
MOSS REALTY CO. ,-e
TOWER BLDG. MET. 1910
EVEN. & SUN. SHEP. 3142.
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FORD 1894 Tudor sedan: looks like new:
new ensine; new-tire guarantee. 2O24 14th
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$500 CASH,

NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Nearly new Groom brick reconditioneo
house in Glover Park section; has large
front and double rear porches. hardwood
floors throughout with natural trim. b.-i.
garage paved street and alley. Please
phone Mr.. MALONEY. National 1877 or
CNeyeland 1H4q
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EDGEMOOR.

Brick Colonial, center hall; built by
owner: 3 bed rooms large living room, den;
recreation room with large fireplace and
bar gas refr!geration. oil furnace slate
roof. Price S125O0: F. H. A. financing.
SOO7 Clarendon rd. Edgemoor, Md. Open
S3lO
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OR DENTISTS OFFICE IN
large new, downtown apartment building.
containing over 100 Housekeeping units,
excellent location. See mgr. Dec. 5000.
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CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Whether Car is Paid for or Not
SEE MIR. BARNES. 1929 14th St.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
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HUDSON 1885 coupe: rumble seat perfect
black paint. A bargain for only S4a5. OF
course this is one of our guaranteed cars.
Toms Auto Service. 1000 Bladensburg rd.
ne Lincoln $500. 12e
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1919 You St. NV.


To enforce liens for STORAGE charaes etc.
due and unpaid. all coats. household goods.
paintings, and personal effects on storaee
with the Smith Transfer & Storage Com
pany. Inc. in the names OF Mrs. A. Atkin-
son. Mrs. Frank Raum. Milford Brotman,
John Butler. Miss Mary E. Carter. J. r.
Davis. Perry FELTON, jr.. Bernard Frederick
James v. Gray Dorothy Hayes Tlllie
Holmes. H. r. Jefries. Mrs. A. johnson.
j. L. Judy. Albert King. Mrs. L. B. Land.
Miss Jessie Lauscher. c. E Morgan. James
L. Morton. Mrs. Bertha Mosby. F. z.
Palmer. Herbert Pelton. G. F. Pool. MIS-.
Katherine Price. Fannie Shaw, Mrs: IDA
Smith. Miss Lulu White Mrs Harry Wager
Consisting of household goods. furniture.
sewing machines, Victrolas chiionlcrs.
barrels and contents. boxes and contents.
silver dressers desks. tables. radios,
chairs refrieerators, buftets rugs, cartons
and contents bookcases crates ard con-
tents bundles and contents. books. office
All properties stored N the names Of
the following persons. viz. John Bitter.
, j Fred Laise. Miss Lulu White. Mrs. Harry
YaEer. pianos.
tSignedl -
ARTHUR CLARENDON SMITH.
President. Smith Transfer & Stg. Co.
1918 You ST. NV.
fe12la"6 Washineton. D. c.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCT1ONEERS.
l43l Eve Street NV.
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THOS. j. OWEN IL SON. AUCTIONEERS
1431 EYE ST NV
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STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SUITABLE FOR BARBER AND BEAUTY
shop. with apt above: good location. Ad-
dress Box 3l7-D. Star once. 12'
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ESSEX coach. 1881; new paint. slip covers,
and motor completely oVerhauled Al
condition IN every detail, will give much
trouble-free service at remarkably low
cost: only S149. FLEMING MOTOR
CORP. Champlain st. al Kalorama rd.
NV. Col. 1920
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
IN ARLINGTON. VA. VICINITY, NEAR
bus. d or room house; will consider one
needing repairs If well located; can pay
$500 to $3.50 cash. at least $50 month.
Address Box 356-D Star Office.
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BROOKLAND BUNGALOW.

perfect little gem Living room. dining
room. . bed rooms kit and tile bath with
front and rear porches: metal garage;
h.-wh. and cleo: paved street and alley;
large lot with plenty of shrubbery; con-
venient to stores and car and bus lines.
circumstances demand immediate sale.
Priced low at IS $50, on easy terms.
SULLIVAN BROS.
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black finish, g wire wheels trunk; fine
tires, spotless inside and it performs per-
fectly: Very attractive and Will sive some
S215. Pohanka Service. 1126 Goth st.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03

Para esta semana, con Ell fin
de completar su organization
por medic del nombramiento de
delegados, ell Comit9 Consultivo
Conjunto llamara a varios ia
Heres, entire ellos "E Paraiso",
la fabrica de los senores de
Garcia, v Santaella, propiedad
de Don Antonio Santaella, con
Armando Rodriguez (Bombi-
llo) de encargado.
En- esas fabricas la mayoria
de los obreros esta va organi-
zada, por cuanto en- elias Sc ha
venido realizando una intensa
labor "a pesal de los enemigos
encubiertos de la organization.
va Ell obrero NADIA tiene que
temer de los espias y otros "gua
tacas", nj de las amenazas, por
cuanto la ley Wagner protege ell
derecho del trabajador a orga-
nizarse.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
LA ATIVIDAD EN- Ell CENTRO OBRERO
Otros Talleres

Cassaro, quien explie6 les mo-
tivos de la fiesta.
Hablaron despues el exilado
cubano Bordenave, una victima
de la p~ersecusi6n "batistera",
quien relate las atrocidades que
en- Cuba sc cometen con los de-
fensores de la libertad, Y par
ticularmente con los obreros de
ideas avanzadas.
Marianito Rodriguez haol6 a
nombre de la Agrupaci6n Bene-
flea y Cultural ,siendo muy a.
plaudido.
Muchos aplausos hubier0n
para Albert Simmons, que ha-
bio en- ingles, defendiendo ell
plan del presidente Roosevelt
en- favor de la Corte Supreme ;
Eugenio Poulnot, que recomen-
do la comprehension de los ira
bajadores en- defensa de sas
derechos; Doretta Lowe, que
habl6 en- ingles, y Romeo Zeno-
nj, que 10 hizo por veg primera
en- espanol, destacando los COMO
cimientos que en- ese idioma ha
adquirido.
ZeAoni habl6 de la lealtad que
ell tBabajador siente por la eau
sa de la Repdbliea Espaaola v
diio que las organizaciones To-
Gales mutualistas deben definir-
Sc.
Ciertos prominentes latinos
que hablan de neutralidad, fas-
cismo, etc.,-dijo-son indignos
de llamarse e~spaiToles.
Con una plea musical toca-
da por la hijita de Poulnot Y
poesfas recitadas por Manuel
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
Menendez ~(Aramburu) termi-
noel acto.

IN Trabajo EVitarG Ia Codcc16n
de la Camar0 de Concrete de
10 sEstddos Unid0s
La Camara de Concrete de
los Estados Unidos, la agrupa-
ci6n mas reaccionaria del pals,
anuncia en- todos los tonos que
lograra del congreso modifique,
a su convenience Y desprecian-
do los derechos de los trabaja-
dores, la Ley Nacional de ReEa-
clones del Trabajo, conocida co.
mo la ley Wagner.
Esta misma camara de CO.
mercio Sc opone al plan del pre-
sidente Roosevelt sobre la Cor
te Supreme y Sc opuso, en- ell pa
sado, q todas las leyes favora-
bles a los trabajadores.
Esta camara rocomienda tam
bi6n que Sc exijan contribLcio-
mes a los trabajadores para la
ley de compensation por falta
de trabajo.
Todos los jefes obreros de la
naci6n vigiian los movimientos
de esa camara.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
Grupo AntifaaeistG Itoliano

Grupo AntifascistG Notiamo
BESIDE eli mes de agosto del a
no pasado, cuando estall6n la
guerra civil en- Espaha, viene
realizando una labor digna de
TODD encomio ell Grupo Antifas-
cista Italiano, del cual forman
parte personals de tanto presti-
gio moral como Romeo Zenoni,
Alfnso Coniglio, Antinori, Guas
tella, Glaviano y otros.
Centenares de pesos Sc ha
gastado va Ell Grupo Antifascis.
ia en- publican peri6dicos. re
dactados en- espanol Y en- italia.
no, en- defensa ue las liberia
des del pueblo espah,A.
En- esos peri6dicos han publi-
cado fotografias demostrando
los actos de barbarie de los fas-
cistas espaholes Y de otras ma
cionalidades.
Los oradores del grupo Anti
f~ascista, entire ellos Zenoni, Co
niglio v Antinori han tornado
parte en- varias asambleas, con-
denando las salvajadas del fas-
cismo y de los reaccionariOs de
TODD ell mundo.
Palabras elocuentes y hechos
no msnos elocuentes han carac-
terizado la obra del Grupo An
tifascista.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
BRA DE LA RETA,.

ia BRA DE IA T
ia los soldados del Bata-
Lincsln, que en- los campos
de Espafia defender la libertad
del mundo, don6 Ell ssbado la
firma de p. Montoto and Sons
dos cajones de puros.
Los cajones Sc entregaron al
comite de la fabrica la 1nte-
gridad", compuesto por Roman
Dfaz, Crespo Y Ceferino Lopez.
Hasta las diez de la noche del
sabado Sc habian recolectado
$347.24 para comprar pures y
Ell dinero Sc hallaba en- poder de
los companeros arriba mencio-
nados.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
Ell Emtusiasmo de la M~jer

Greco por momentos Ell entu-
siasmo de la mujer latina, en- 10
que Sc refiere a tomar parte en-
la manifestation publica para
expresar su indignation por las
salvajadas de los facciosos.
La comisi6n del taller de Gar
cfa Y Vega, comisi6n numerosa,
intelligence y diseiplinada, no
descansa en- sus trabajos y ha
obtenido la promesa de coope-
racion de muchas companeras y
sus hijos.
Con las companeras de Gar
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
La obra ae la rlagua,dia de Tampa


protesta de las mujeres latinas
de . contra las salvajadas
de- Zcciosos; estudiar los
puntos importantes de la ley de
nertralidad, en- 10 que pudiera
afectar al Comit@, Y .discutir la
"neutralidad' en- 10 que Sc re-
fiere a organizaciones locales.
Una semana de mucho traba-
10 aguarda al Comite.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
Ell Mitin del Sdbado

A pesar de que OIL sabado es
81 dia menos Appropriate, por te-
bner Ell trabajador que hacer sus
comprar de la semana, LENA sc
vic de nuevo la Casa del Pueblo,
reSpondiendo a una citaci6n del
Comite Consultivo Conjunto y
la Agrupaci6n Benefica y Gull
tural.
Sc rataba de conmemorar la
fecha del primero de mayo, re-
cordando a los martires de
Chicago, a los martires de la
jornada de 4S horas, y Sc con-
memor6 d~ignamente.
Abr6 ell acte ell SIR. Frank
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
PIDAN LOS REOIB0S

Suplicamee a nuestses lecto-
res tengan In bondad de pedir
los recibos de page a los repair
tidores.
HacisndoRo NOS avitan incOn
veniente a nosotros y a los re-
partidores.
Pidan los recibOs.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
La BRIGADA
Sc RETIRARA DE ESPAN
MA

Londres, abril 3.-Se ha con-
ffrmado la noticia de que la bril-
gada irlandesa del general o.
Duffy regresara a su pals des-
,encantada con la guerra de Es-
pana. Ninguna decision en- la
vida del general O'Duffy, apa-
rece mas rodeada de misterio.
La verdadera raz6n es que
los facciosos espafoles han ma
tado a .nuchos irlandeses del ge-
neral O'Duffy, confundiendolos
con enemigos. Muchos braves ir
klandeses murieron en- Espafa y
con ellos muri6 ell romanticismo
de la aventura.
Aparentemente. O'Duffy man
%iene Ell punto de vista de que el
no Sle a Espana a combatir la
iReompetencia y la ignorancia
de los facciosos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
Reunion del Frente Pop,rr

Esta noche, en- ell CeRtro Obre-
70, v~eriiicara una Important
sima reunion el Comite del
Frente Popular.
Tres asuntos de importancia
reclaman la atenci6n del Conf,
tie, a saber: manifestation lde
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
CGssaro asistir6 q lG.
yuntG de estG nOche

Cassaro dsistiT6 q Ia.
JuntG de eStG noche
A la junta que esta noche &C.
lebrara ell Comite del Frente
Popular asistiran, entire otras
personals, ell Sr. Frank Cassaro,
presidente del Comite Consult
vo Conjunto.
Cassaro simpatiza con la idea
de la manifestation pdblica, es-
timando que es I'm deber de to-
dos Ell cooperar con la iniciativa
de las companeras del taller de
Garcia Y Vega.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03

clay Vega Y ell Comite del Fren
teS Popular esta noche la conH~
sion de rs seforas y senoSaas
que Sc brind6 a cooperar ell vier
mes y sabado.
La gaceta., 1937-05-03
C~ABALLEROS LEALES
DE AMERICA

-Por orden de la hermana So
berana cito a todas las hernia
mas para una junta extraordi-
maria Ell pr6ximo Microbes S de
Mayo, a las 8 p. m, en- ell local
de eostumbre. Ruego la asisten-
cha de todas las hermanas.
J. Cascade,
Secretaria.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-08-14

CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
Sunday SCHOOL, 80 A. M.
Morning Service-11 100 A. M.
Evening Service-7:45 P. M.
Ellis R. Thompson, Pastor.
OPS 10Th Ave. So, Tel. At. S4/i.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-08-14
Knifes Way to HOOseg0w

Robert Brown, Harrisburg, Pa, was
picked up at Nicollet and Washington,
Alice Jackson, Sadie Warren, Inc,
Ford, Susie Tudos, Emma Williams,
Naomi Thomas, Bertha James, Leona
Goode, Mamie Mckinney, Carrie Lind
say, Ardelia Allen, Matte Cyrus, Mat
Wednesday night, after he had been in
an alteration with taxi driver, and
another Negro, when it is alleged that
Brown tried to give a demonstration
OF Allegheny Mountain whiting.
Brown admitted he had records i'm
Boston, Washington, and Seattle, so he
was held for further investigation, be-
ing urged to sojourn at Hotel TingleyI
on Parkers Lake for 80 days.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-08-14

60 Evening Service Lookout Com
mittee-Mrs. Eva Neal, Susan Triplett,
Mary Miller, Stella Galloway, Mary
Clak, Hazel Craig, Carrie Stokes, Ida
Mills, Notak Claibourne, Lettie B. Hail.
tie Ellis, Bessie Powell, Geneva Muir
ray.
81 Floral Committee = Mesdames
Josephine Hunt, c. Worthington, Della
Holsomback, Berlinda Washington,
Jessie Coleman, Susie Brown.