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Evening star., 1937-09-09
Adding Age
Is Problem
Of Make-U
And It's Harder to Go
Up IA Than 80
Years.
TT TAKES longer to add IA years to
an actress age than 80. In other
words, 25-year-old player can

TT TAKES longer to add IA years to
an actress age than 30. In other
words, a 25-year-old player can
L be made up to look so in exactly
one hour, but it requires three hours
pear only 40 before the camera. Most
difficult of all is the problem of add
Ing age so gradually that the transi-
ton is hardly perceptible to an audi
ence.
Hollywood, where time is something
carried in box, recently achieved
this coup during the filming of Stella
Dallas" which Samuel Goldwyn has
brought to the screen with Barbara
Stanwyck and John Boles. Miss STAN
wyck, at different stages of the pro-
duction, will be seen as l9, "a, 30, 36
and 40 years old.
The job of Transforming her from
. fresh-faced adolescent of 1s into a
nnatron of 40 in four easy stages was
accomplished by Robert Stephanoff,
head of the Goldwyn makeup de-
partment, and Omar Kiam, chief cou-
turier of the studio, with Stephanoff
catering to the face, hands and hair
of the star and Kiam in charge of gen.
eral ''upholstering
Ordinarily Miss Stanwyck doesn't
bulge. She has slim hips and trim
ankles. But in the final sequences of
Stella Dallas" her hips broaden, her
girth increases and her ankles take on
a kinship with the legs of a piano.
Kiam accomplished the metamorpho-
sis with ordinary cotton pads which
grew thicker and thicker as the story
progressed.
According to the designer, the ac-
tress ankles represented his toughest
job. He had to build them up so that
they looked as though they had car
ried good deal of weight over miles
of pavements, and to suggest subtly
that Stella Dallas spent lot of time
standing around doing nothing. Arti-
fetal ankles, over which were glued
cotton pads, turned the trick.
Hip pads nodded to the stars mid
die and stomach pads of varying
thicknesses TO represent the bulges of
OllNotii4ile aye StINtu 10 dOO 10 10
years. These had TO be adjusted with
strips of adhesive and worn under a
loose girdle to give the impression of
fabbiness.
The pouches under Miss Stanwyck's
eyes, which were added for the later
sequences, were created by daubing
three layers of grease paint over the
skin. Heavy grease paint also &C
counted for the nest Of wrinkles on her
forehead and a tired, bitter expression
around the mouth. Stephanoff, who
can make woman look as though she
had spent years leaning on bar, says
It's practically impossible TO hide real
pouches and wrinkles from the camera,
but no trouble at all to create artificial
ones.
To complete his aging process he
used rolls of dental cotton, placed
behind Miss Stanwyck's uppers and
lowers-this to give the actress a
hloated, saggy look around the cheeks
Evening star., 1937-09-09
standing plays, made her first appear
ance before the cameras.

standing plays, made her first appear
ance before the cameras.
Miss Ardler, tall, blond and of un-
usual beauty, received critical acclaim
for performances in such hits as
House of Connolly" Night Over
Taos" Success Story" and Paradise
Lost" among others.
Signed to long-term contract by
Producer Emanuel Cohen, Miss Ard
ler's first assignment was to the lead
ing feminine role in q farce comedy,
Love on Toast" being directed by E.
A. Dupont.
Il don't know why Broadway people
invariably announce that they yearn
for the theater," announced Miss Ard
Ter. Possibly it's just something to
talk about-or perhaps they feel that
something's wrong with them if they
admit they like Hollywood
Personally I've found that making
movies is a lot of fun. Applause? ?
Well, I'll confess I can struggle along
without it under the circumstances.
After all, we're doing something new
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Film Job
Appeals to
Stage Star
Stella Ardler Has No
Yearning for Old
Place.

N THE man bites dog theory.
| the statement by stage star
~ that making movies is far
more fascinating than the
legitimate theater must be news.
Anyway, that's the opinion of Stella
Ardler, delivered two days after the
star of Broadway's Theater Guild pro-
auctions and half dozen other out
Evening star., 1937-09-09

Moore from small three-fgure po- .z-
sition to where she was getting $4,000 :,
q week So weeks in the year. Mary :,
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Help Wanted.
DURING the filming of

DURING the filming of R-K-O
Radios Love in a Basement"
recently, Jimmy Dunn was called to
the telephone by Bob Blair. an old
friend.
Jimmy" said Bob, I've an offer
for you from a representative of the
Chinese government-six months at
q plenty big salary"
I'm very fiattered," Jimmy replied.
"But what does the Chinese govern
ment want with actors?"
They don't want you as an actor"
came the reply. They're looking for
aviators to participate in the trouble
at Shanghai"
Evening star., 1937-09-09

dramatic sequences of the cinema
version of the successful New York
play, long enough to provide audi
ences with some sparkling hoofing.
Stage Door" co-stars Katharine
Hepburn with Miss Rogers. It lists
a highly capable roster of young
players such as Miss Miller, in the
supporting cast.
Evening star., 1937-09-09

Pickford rose to
million - dollar
heights IL n d e r
Green's tutelage
jn Little Lord
Fauntleroy" and
Ihr oug g h the
Back Door" The
Late TIL o m a S
Meighau ere d.
tied his fortune
and career to the
director of Back
Home and Broke"
and 1.-The Bache-
lor Daddy"
George Arliss
Hrastad the fnn
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Silent Star.

PAULINE GARON, a star in the
days of silent pictures, has been
signed for role in Blossoms on
Broadway" the musical comedy
which B. P. Schulberg is producing
for Paramount with Edward Arnold
and Shirley Ross in the leading roles.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
AL Green Gives Recipe
For "Star-Maker" Fame
Pioneer Director Raised Many Obscure
Players to Big-Name Rank by Giving
Them Free Rein
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

HOLLYWOOD September tNANA9-If wanted to be
~ (Which director (Which
above al others Hollywood
Director Al pictures of
o corshu
way silent
Evening star., 1937-09-09

Frances Dee wears the same style
hair dress and the same period clothes
in Wells Fargo" that she did in
Souls at Sea-"
Evening star., 1937-09-09

enjoying her first vacation in five
years. Having Wonderful Time" will
go before cameras on her return.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Fort BelvOir
Announces
Program
ESsayons Dramatic
Club to Present
Melodrama
TORT BELVOIR. Va. September
- 1.-THE formal opening Of the
Fall and Winter season Of the
a Essayons Dramatic Club will

T. ORT BEJVOTR. Va, September
- 1.-THE formal opening Of the
Fall and Winter season Of the
Essayons Dramatic Club will
be next Friday night, September II,
when a nineteenth century melOdrama
in three acts. Gold in the Hills, or
the Dead Sisters Secret. will be
presented in the Engineer Theater.
under the direction of Mrs Gordon
E. Textor. wife of Capt. Textor.
An added feature will be old-time
songs and familiar airs of the period,
which will be played by the 5th Enpi-
neers' Orchestra under the leader
ship of Mr.. w. c. DufreSne.
Miss Evelyn Wright. daughter Of
Mai. and Mrs John r. Wright, will
play the lead as Nell, with Lieut..
Clement. Sawin playing opposite an
"a son of the soil. They will be
supported by cast including Col.
Creswell Darlington. Col Douglas II.
Gillette, Maj. Alexander MacNabb
and his small daughter, Sally Mac
Nabb; Maj. George Pope, Mrs Will
liam Sackville, wife of Mai. Sackville:
Capt. Fisher S. Blinn, Mrs boswell
GulIatt, wife Of Capt. Gullatt: Mrs.
Donald J. Leehey. wife Of Capt. Lee
hey: Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard ID.
Meyer and Lieut.. Richard r. Arnold,
Lieut. William F. Powers. Lieut. Will
liam Smith, Lieut.. Vance Hagins and
Lieut.. Henry l.. Hille.
Lieut. Meyer, as dramatic repre-
sentative Of the club, plans to pro-
duce three additional plays this sea-
son. Tentative plans are being made
to present Back From Troy" three
act comedy. This play was written
by Col Matheson. who was instru-
mental in furthering the activities OF
the local dramatic unit while detailed
here for several years.
Officers of the regiment. headed by
the regimental commander of the 5th
Engineers, Col. James A. O'Connor.
returned from a To-day hike to Co
lonisl Beach, Va, early yesterday
morning.
A reception welcoming the incom-
ing officers on the post and their
WIVES Wdo eiNtAA III TIC CAilSSio 1AhD
Friday night
Col. and Mrs. Walter Reesmsn en-
tertsined as their house guests this
week Mai. and Mrs. M. A. Sanderson
of Fort Dupont, Del,
Col. and Mrs. Charles p. Grose,
with their daughters, Miss Nancy
Gross and Miss Lucy Gross, spent sew
eral days this week touring through
the Shenandoah Valley.
Capt. and Mrs. boswell Gullatt,
with their daughter, Miss Gene Gull
latt, who plans to enter Southern
Seminary at Buena Vista, Va. later
this Fall, motored to New York City
this week for brief stay.
Lieut.. Walter Esdorne, who has been
on duty here for the past three years,
left this week for Honolulu to assume
new detail.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur M. Andrews.
with their small son, visited in Fort
Dupont, Del, this week.
Miss Bernice Merchant. daughter
of Col. and Mrs. B. T. Merchant of
Kensington, Md, who has been visit
ing on the post this week. will 90 to
Andre Brook. Tarrytown, N. Y, before
returning to her home.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Parties Last Week
In Sandy Spring

SANDY SPRING, Md, Septenber
11.-Mrs. Francis Miller and her
daughter, Miss Helen Grey Miller,
entertained yesterday afternoon at q
shower in honor of Mrs. Alexander
Cockey
Mrs. Charles E. Bond gave a lunch
con Wednesday. honoring Mrs. Herbert
o. Stabler of Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs Bond had as guests some of the
old friends of Mrs. Stabler, including
Mrs. Francis P. Robion, Mrs Maurice
j. Stabler. Mrs. William Dinwiddie,
Mrs. Charles c. Tumbleson. Mrs.
Douglas Whitlock. Mrs. Addison G..
Foster. Mrs. Ernest Kelley of Takoma
Park. Mrs. Norris Fussel of Wash
ington, Mrs. Austin Lamar and Mrs.
Jerome Longnecker of Philadelphia,
Pa, and Miss Mary Miller Stabler.
Bridge was played following
luncheon.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SIGNIFICANT FASHION INFLUENCES

fbe new dresses fit like paper on the wall
slim. straight and nodded so that you
look as If you had been poured into them.
Belts are shifting - some worn high tal-
most under the bust) and Others below the
vasst. Many dresses and suits eliminate
the belt entirely
hf gndled or corseted silhouette is "a
Uor,te for daytime and evening. Tbese
grrdles are often elaborately conceived -
IN lame tor afternoon. cleaning sequins 70;
epenine.
Eperustations Of every kind are generously
employed Many daytime dresses show
giittenng threads of metal embroidery and
applique on the shoulder. al the belt and
on the front of the bodice. I his TRIMMING
IS seen on daytime wools velvet evening
gowns and afternoon satins
Evening star., 1937-09-12

| hree periods of history live again in these
new fashions - the Nineties. the Empire
and the Dlrectoire. A sumptuous note dis
tlngulsbes this season and ewelry of
every kind takes an important place in the
sshton picture. If you are fortunate
nongh 70 have genuine heirloom jewelry,
3et it out Of hiding and wear it proudly.
skirt lengths for daytime are about the
anne = from | z TO IS inches from the
ioor. Between these two points YOU
hoosa the length most becoming to you.
With the silhouette simmer and tighter
the SKIRT is likely to look shorter. The
short hook is smsrtest
Black is FIRST in color preference, followed
by reds with purply or brown cast blues
from violet TINT to grayed shades. and
green's from blush to bright cat
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-31
Cutter Northland . Arrived, Left For
 Barrow, Today

The U. s. C. G. Northland, Cap tain Frederick A. Zeusler in com mand returned to the Nome road stead last night, following per iod of about two weeks spent at Unalaska, reconditioning and pre- pairing for her annual voyage to Point Barrow.
 The Cutter left port again this afternoon bound for King Island, Point Hope and Point Barrow North of Point Hope, the vessel will stop at numerous points along the coast, making it's an nual visits to Arctic coast Eski- mos and others. It will not re- turn until the latter part of Aug ust, from Barrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-31
Program for Fair Includes Number
 Surprises All

Promising unusual opportuni- ties for fun and entertainment plans for the three-day Mid-Sum- mer Festival and Fair, August l9, 20. and 2l are rapidly rounding into shape. The Wednesday night Native Potlatch committee form ed under the leadership of Pete Larson is preparing a real treat for visiting natives. On Thurs day at ? o'clock a colorful parade will present decorated floats, na- lives in ceremonial regalia, fra ternal groups, and other organi- zations. Street decorations will lend gala touch to the occasion. o. s. Weaver is making the nec- eSSary arrangements.
 The Fair will be formally open ed Thursday evening Aug. 18th, the exhibits officially placed on view, and entertainment and dancing provided.
 Friday afternoon, Aug. 20, will bring the native sports on land and water. New and interesting features are being provided and everyone is assured fun and eX- citement. At eight o'clock the childrens parade will be the at traction. Amusing and colorful as always, substantial prizes as- sure additional entertainment. The native program will follow and is certain to be of absorbing interest. Dancing will conclude the days festival.
 Saturday, Aug. 2lst, is Child ren's Day and full program of children's sports will furnish the highlight of the afternoon. A special program, the awarding of prizes, and dancing will bring the evening to a close. Many special carnival features are being pre- pared and an evening of fun is in store for all.
 Further details will appear in the columns of the Nugget from time to time and additional fea- lures will be added which no one will want to miss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-31
Wilkins Announces Submarine Under
 Construction Now

(Continued From Page One) thousand dollars.
 The expedition will start from Spitzbergen, Norway, next May, when Sir Hubert plans to make a sub-ice cruise of about two thou sand two hundred miles to the Alaska coast. The submarine will be equipped with an electric drill enabling it to bore thru the ice to permit of surface observation The submarine will carry a crew of seven men.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-31

Pellet Stores today, received its first shipment of Unalakleet head lettuce. The shipment was brot to Nome via the M. s. Meteor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-31
Snow Melts North Pole, it is so Warm

fBv The AsSocIated P.ess)
 MOSCOW, July 3l-It was so warm at the North Pole that the snow melted around the camp of the four Soviet weather observ- CTS, they reported Friday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-31
Airplane News
 Nome Airport

Pilot John Cross of the Wien Airlines arrived today from Deer ing via Taylor Creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-31

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La gaceta., 1937-08-24
LAS o Y MOBILES
|FIGUURAS DE LA ESPANA
NUEVA
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

napole6nica destaca a Agustina
de Arag6n en- 1908; la invasion
fascista da a Dolores Ibarruri
en- 1886. Frente al dolor que a.
zota hoy a su patria, su valor
Sc patentiza, su inteligencia Sc
afirma, su personalidad Sc ere
ce. Sin buscarlo nj pretenderlo,
La Pasionaria" Sc convierte en-
heroina, en- protagonista de esa
hermosa epopeya que compren-
de la defensa de Madrid, la adj
hesi6n unanime de los intelec
tuales a la Replblica; los avan-
ces de los mineros en- Asturias
la resistencia de Valencia y San
lander; la perseverance, de los
d~iplomaticos leales, ell estoicis-
mo de las mujeres y ell amino de
los ninos; las hazanas de los a.
.viadores republicanos: ell vigor
de Catalina; la compression de
los verdaderos cristianos Y la
|fidelidad de los vascos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-24

representarla en- misiones diplo
maticas, bien a convencer a los
paises democraticos de la burla
de la neutralidad a demostrar
"a justicia que asiste al pueblo
hispano o, s~implemente, a po-
nerse a salvo de la violencia
fascista. Encontramos a mu-
chos de ellos en- Ginebra, Paris
o Bruselas. Los escuchamos v a.
companamos y no podemos OIL
vidar como Jimenez de Asia
nos amino; Marcelino Domingo
nos hizo vibrar; Fernando de
los Rios nos reafirm6; Ossorio y
Gallardo nos impresion6, Y, AL
bornoz, Isabel de Palencia, Ara
quistain, nos entusiasmaron.
Pero solo Dolores IbarrurLla
mujer del minero@nos conmo-
VIC.
Yo he visto llorar a los hon.
bres cuando hablaba, besarla
las mujeres, aplaudirla los ni~
nos y todos tenderle los brazos
precipitarse sobre ella, no con
la novedad con que Sc CORE a
yer a Maurice Cheyalier, a a :
rrancar I'm aut6grafo a Joe
Louis o a a%prisionar una puma
del sombrero de Marlene Die
trich, sine con emoci6n noble v
elevada, con conciencia de que
su gigantesca silueta Sc perfila
en- un fondo social de justicia y
liberation.
Su magnetismo es tai que, no.
sotros, POGO dados al entusias-
mo facil, la esperamos en- los
Princes, la seguimos por Paris
la acompanamos a Bruselas y
s6la una decision de Su Males
tad Britannica negandole la en-
trada, pudo impedir que CONT
nuaramos SUI pista hasta Lon :
dres. Nos interesaba seguirla,
mas que por deber professional,
por una attraction de profundo
s~entimiento admirativo, de an
cha compression humana.
Nos complace adn revivir su
imagen, SUI sonrisa contagiosa,
SUI charla calida, apasionada
La gaceta., 1937-08-24

adn en- lAtrivial, comprensiya Y
mate@al, s5empre nqsya y STEM
pre- ella, 10 mismo en- E Quay d
Orsay que en- Ell Hotel de la Ire
MOLE, en- la Embajada espanola
0 en- ell mitin del "Vel'd'Hiv," en-
ell Congreso de la Paz o en- la
Cruz Roja de Franeia.
la Pasionaria" es uno de e.
sos seres privilegiadss a quienes
Sc podra no amar o no admirar
que Sc podra discutir y hasta
aborrecer, pero que hay que res
petar. Ha sabido erguirse con
tai dignidad hasta llegar a en-
carnar ell alma de su pueblo va
liente, que 81 Marcelino Domin
go ha podido afirmar que eel
espanol Sc ha elevado de hon.
bre a heroe", nosotros podemos
anadir que en- Dolores Ibarruri
ha ~culminado, hecha simbolo,
esta superaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-08-24
HAY QUE ESTUDIAR
Y MEMORIZAR

Els de perentoria necesidad
que todos los electores que no
desean nj necesitan I'm Gambia
en- la forma de gobierno estu-
diem Y traten de conservar en-
la memoria los nombres de los
ounce "postulados' para la
election primaria del dfa 7 de
Ssptiembre pr6ximo. 81 como
esperamos del buen juicio de
los electores, los ounce que re-
presentan a la forma democra
|tica de gobierno resultan ele-
gidos, seguiremos como esta :
mos, con I'm eficiente Y active
representante por nuestro dis
trito; 81 por desgracia ocurrie-
Sc I'm Gambia, nadie sabe quien
sera ell individuo o individual
que parecera que nos repre- :
senta.
En- la lista que va Sc ha pu-
blicado en- todos los diarios,
con los nombres de los que abo
gan por la continuation del &C
tual sistema de gobierno, pue-
La gaceta., 1937-08-24
Una TenidG

La Srta. Dalia Perez, secreta
ria de la Secci6n Juvenil de los
Caballeros Leales de America,
nos manda una citaci6n que di-
ce: Por este medic cito a los
miembros de esta Secci6n para
la Junta General de iniciaci6n
que habra de celebrarse ell pro.
ximo microbes, a las 8 p. m, en-
nuestro local social. Especial.
mente sc cita a todos aquello;
que hayan cumplido los IA amos
de edad, pues hay I'm asunto in
portante que tratar con ellos
Sc espera no falte ninguno.
La gaceta., 1937-08-24
Carta del Consul Perez

Ell Sr. Juan A. Perez, ell dis
tinguido funcionario consular
cubano, Sc despide de n%osotros,
por marchar a New York, en- u
ma atenta carta que mucho apre
ciamos.
Hace pocos dias Ell Sr. Perez,
que ira al Consulate General de
Cuba en- New York, entreg6 Ell
Consulate local al DR.. De la
Puente, ell nuevo consul.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos al
caballeroso cubano en- sus nue..
vos empenos, ala en- la Metro
poll.
La gaceta., 1937-08-24
NOTAS SOCIALB

70 la idea de una gran fiesta.
Dos Socieda&es tenian fiestas
senaladas para el mes de JUNO
" las dos Sc ofrecieron al Subco
mite.
Ofreci6 Ell Centre Asturiano
la suya, la del 26 de JUNO, y la
lOrden Caballeros del Aguila de
lOro la que lie correspondia, la
del 13 de JUNO.
Ell Subcomite de Ambulancia
a5ept6 la fecha del. 13, como
mas conveniente, y el Castillo
Cristobal Colon graciosamente
la cedi6.
Entonces, visto Ell desinteres
del Castillo, que todavia no ha
conclude de pagan su hermoso
edificio de la Novena avenida,
los miembros del Subcomite y
del Comite Popular Democratic
co Sc brindaron para lograr Ell
4xito de la fiesta del 20 de agos-
to.
Ell momento de cumplir la
promesa ha llegado, puesto que
ell Picnic Sc verificara Ell domin
go, en- La Columna.
A Jose Martinez, en- su cali
dad de Presidente del Comite
Popular Democratico, Sc lie han
mandado so tickets de entrada
v almuerzo y esperase que los
venda por conducto de los miem
bros del Comite y del disuelto
Subcomite.
ST amor con amor Sc paga, el
instante de probarlo ha Iegado.
La fiesta del Castillo Crist6-
bal Colon No. Z Sc efectuara ell
domingo.
La gaceta., 1937-08-24

de leerse los nombres de per-
sonas que representa- todas
las actividades de la vida de la
ciudad, PROFESSIONALS, conner
ciantes, industriales, obreros y
Aperiodistas, una lista de NOM
Bfes donde no prsdomina nin-
guna profession, hombres que
ella vida practica han demos
trade su va@a.
Memoricemos esos nombres
y cuando llegue ell Z de sep
tiembre marquemos la x al la
do de ellos.
J. r. SdnfeIiz
La gaceta., 1937-08-24
CoRTE DE 10

Jack Cortes sera juzgado en-
esta Corte, por orden del juez
Hines, bajo la acusaci6n de
haber recibido cigarrillos roba
dos con un valor de $1,000.
Cortes dijo que 81 era un tes
tigo de la causa contra los
hombres acusados de cometer
ell robo, pero ell juez no tom6
Ell consideration ell argumen-
to.
Fue sobreseida, por falta de
pruebas, una acusaci6n contra
S. J. Parrish, de Valrico, acu-
sado de atacar Y HERR con ar
ma de fuego a Holly Kitchens,
un obrero del campo.
La gaceta., 1937-08-24
La Comisi6n de la fiesta

La Commission de la fiesta
Celebr6 anoche junta, en- 81
Centre Espanol, la comislon
nombrada para organizar la
fiesta del 5 de septiembre, en- e
palacio del Centre Espanol de
West Tampa.
Varios proyectos fueron dis
cutidos y Sc daran a conocer e.
jueves, en- una reunion conJun.
ia de las secciones.
Ell Centre ha obtenido la COO
peraci6n de muy valiosos ele
mentos, 10 que hara culminar en-
un gran triunfo la fiesta que sc
prepare.
La gaceta., 1937-08-24

BESIDE ell estallido del pronun-
ciamiento no Sc puede concebir
la defensa de las posiciones lea
les sin evocar la figura de la
Pasionaria", sin constatar su
presencia activa en- los mitines,
en- las misiones, en- los frentes,
en- la Alianza de Escritores, en-
la barricada, en- la Junta de De-
fensa, en- los establecimientos
de aprovisionamento en- los
ihospitales y donde quiera que
vibra ell sentimiento de la liber-
tad Y Sc mantiene alto ell honor
de los espanoles. Su don de gen.
ties, su sencillez, su companeris-
mo, su generosidad sin lfmites
v SUI coraje, estimulan la resis-
tencia Y alientan la ofensiva pa
ra mas tarde acompanar Ell
triunfo IAcaso no somos noso-
tros la verdadera Espana?-re-
pite sin cesar. Adelante, pues
en- ell empeno por mantenerla Ii
bre Y soberana.
La propia situaci6n de Espa-
ma determine que gran n1merc
de sus hombres mas destacados
| salieran al extranjero, bien a
La gaceta., 1937-08-24
EI T'e,nDlO Ideal No. 2

- u NbNkSSO ~
Este Temple, de la Orden Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc, sc
reunira esta noche en- ell edifi-
clio de la Novena avenida y ca
lie Is.
La Secretaria ruega la asis-
tencia del team de grades por :
que una gran tenida, de inicia-
ci6n, Sc verificara Ell dia 81 de
agosto.
En- la junta de hoy Sc toma-
ran algunos acuerdos y ensaya-
"a ell team de grades.
La gaceta., 1937-08-24
Ell Picnic del domingo

El Picnic del domingo
Ell Picnic que la Orden Caba-
lleros del Aguila de Orc va a &c
lebrar Ell venidero domingo, Sc
iba a v~erificar Ell dia Is de jul
MO.
Va habian sido puestos a la
venta los tickets de almuerzo Y
bale v las comisiones trabajan
con gran entusiasmo, cuando Ell
Subcomite de Ambulancia Ian