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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-02-11
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHUHCH

w. Henry Westby. Phi. D.. Pastor
Sunday School ........... .5:45 a. IN.
Morning Worship Hoo a. m
Lenten Service and Holy communion
at 1880 p. m.
Mission Society the third Thursday
of February.
Choir rehearsal Thursday at p. M
Confirmants Saturday at p. m.
All members and friends or the
church are cordially invited to at
tend our Lenten services portraying
the redemptive work of Christ and
eliminating on Good Friday:
Come and hear the gospel at the
English Lutheran church.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-02-11
HERIOAN'S ST. JOHNS EVAN
GELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Cchnot1o Do Sfar

Sunday February IA:
Sunday School ............10 a. m.
English Services ...........11 a. m
Wednesday, February II:
German Lent services at $50 a. m
Evening star., 1937-01-10
No More Sovp!"
Ceninvsd from pogo five
Centinvsd from poss five

toned pipe dream. But it wasn't.
Frau Follmer. Russian wife of the
American vice-consul who lived in the
apartment to the rear of us. brought
dozen chairs and then said, 'I'Il
bring the refreshments too. don't
trust you to make the sandwiches"
American and English newspaper
men brought liquor and other sup
plies. Almost all of the foreign press
turned up. and most of the Nazi
propaganda ministerium, together with
other big Nazis. 1t was an impressive
party in my honor. and the first one
at which I've ever seen the hostess
thoroughly enjoy herself.
There were a few poignant incidents
that stand out during that week. One
night l was alone with the children
Polly had to go off somewhere, and
little Patience had dined out that
evening with her buxom girl friend.
llse. the portier's daughter. heard a
Evening star., 1937-01-10

single washing. leaving the scalp
scrupulously clean. Tested and ap-
proved by Good Housekeeping Insti-
tute. Women who have used it for
months rave about the beauty and
health their hair possesses-and have
found its. thorough cleansing is the
quickest, best way to a healthy head
of hair. Your scalp can really nours
ish the hair properly, when cleansed
the Drene Way, which simply calls
for one or two shampoos a week with
Drene, and a few minutes Of scalp
massage and brushing of the hair.
Thenit glOws with new life and lustrc.
Proctor & Gamble make this mar
vel. and you can buy It in various.
size. at all drug. department and ten
cent stores. Only half tablespoon
full for a perfect shampoo. The most
economical and identifying shampoo
you have ever used. Try Drene at
once. Buy the large size. It costs
less per shampoo. .Issbs- -nasslss. .u.s.sstsH
Evening star., 1937-01-10

mother. Polly shrugged her shoulders.
and watched her offspring as sadly as
the doorman did. "You stop them,"
she urged him.
The door was flying around like
mad. A curious, annoyed crowd stood
outside, and another stood inside.
Polly said. They'll get tired soon.
They always do eventually"
When they finally emerged, their
eyes were bright with excitement and
pleasure - and the order-loving Nazis
we're quite bewildered.
Suddenly, after I'd been there three
days. Polly decided to give a cocktail
party for me.
But you haven't any money" l
said. And I'm broke, and there is no
furniture here. and -"
That doesn't matter" said Polly.
You must meet the big Nazis, so
they will have con c.dence in you.''
thought it was all a we'll inten-
Evening star., 1937-01-10

Its no wonder women everywhere
are raving about this amazing. new
liquid shampoo-no wonder one trial
converts them for life! For 1t gives
your hair a thrilling new CLEAN. Yes,
actually transforms dull, average
looking hair into brilliant. glisten-
ing halo - with a single application.
Look at the girl above. See what
a difference it makes when you use
it. So try it soon-see how beautiful
your hair really can be.
Just how this unusual shampoo
works these miracles is a new scien-
tific secret. 1t isn't oil, it isn't soap
1T isn't anything you've heard of
before. Scientists have brought us
something brand-new; shampoo so
different that they've patented the
process by which it is made. You
simply wet your hair, shake on a
few drops and instantly you get a
Evening star., 1937-01-10

glorious, billowy lather. 8 times more
lather than soap in hardest water.
Lather SO neutral - being neither
acid nor alkaline-that it Is ideal for
either oily or dry hair. You rub 1t
briskly into the hair. rinse thoroughly
- and you're through.
"What?" you say. no special rinses:
no vinegar, lemon or after-rinses
to cut the lather?" No they are
not necessary-just thorough dous-
ing in clear water! That's the mar
velous part. Drene cannot leave
unrinsable Aim on hair to cover up
natural lustre as ordinary shampoos
do. Your hair is left radiant, silky,
smooth. Even dull, bleached or dyed
hair becomes more brilliant, more
natural looking after Drene sham
poo. More amazing, embarrassing
flakes of dandruff disappear with a
Evening star., 1937-01-10

wants. Their scale of living had not
changed appreciably except that the
children enjoyed more ice cream cones,
had larger red wagons, and went to
the movies every Saturday night. As
special reward Of virtue they were
fed no soup except that out Of cans.
Papa Able, who has never missed
a really big confagration or major
upset anywhere with his camera.
seemed to feel that he was growing
soft. He let the Ethiopian War get
away from him in the general excite
ment over the children. But this
couldn't last. and soon he dashed off
to Spain. He was little forlorn when
last saw him. having been definitely
deposed as the family genius. Papa's
scrapbooks used to adorn the living
room table, and papa's art was fre-
quent topic of discussion. Now the
whole family was 50 busy pasting
clippings in the children's scrapbooks
that no one even remembered where
papa's books we're.
Mamma Able I found the same as
ever, lighthearted. attractive, occa-
sionally overwhelmed by the fact the
family knew where its next meal was
coming from.
Patty. I found, had gone suddenly
maternal. and was mothering huge
doll in an equally huge carriage. just
received for her twelfth birthday.
''She has been writing Santa Claus
and asking US for big doll ever since.
she was five years DID," Polly said.
THE poor child had to get famous
and earn it herselfr'
The Able hospitality is just as ex-
pansive and wholesome and casual
as it always vas. The only difference.
according to papa Able, was that
nov you don't have to bring your
own beer"
The children went off to Hollywood
in September to start work as movie
actors. But -
I'VE can't stay in Hollywood too
long" Polly said. I'VE haven't been
all around the world yet. l think that
after Hollywood. we'll try China"
And the children. who have learned
by now that their mamma usually
makes things come out right, agree.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
THIS WEEK

little moan from Patty's bed later on.
Aunt Mildred, l feel sick," she
said in a weak voice.
We went rushing over the acres be-
tween her alcove room and the bath
room, and wove our way through the
clothes hanging on ropes to dry. (The
children had one outfit of clothes
apiece, and Polly washed this every
night. If it didn't dry by morning
they had a vacation from school.)
Presently Patty felt better - but
she had proved that strange theory of
the Able children that. unlike most
youngsters, they thrive best on a
practically foodless diet.
They were cold in that attic studio.
They hadn't enough to eat, nor enough
to wear. Papa had gone off to America
in pursuit of his art, and they didn't
quite know where to turn next. But
they we're cheerful and sturdy, low
able. generous and charming.
They saw me off finally to my boat
train. They looked lonely in that
chilly German station. their little coats
buttoned tight around their necks.
Patience called out. The minute
you get to America. look up papa, and
tell him to send for US, please"
Polly said sturdily, well get there
somehow
They did get to America. and the
next time I saw them was in Ridge
field. Conn.,, where they lived for a
while after their book had become a
success. l wondered how sudden fame
would hit the happy-go-lucky little
Abbes - and found it had bounced
off them just as lightly as Polly's re-
Dukes and the fury of that doorman
at Ka-de-we's.
They lived in home just about as
inaccessible as that Berlin studio -
the top of West Mountain. approached
over private road composed of rocks
and ruts. At the top of the mountain
was their comfortable wooden lodge,
with no electricity, but four baths.
They had three cats and one dog.
Aunt Mary. sister of the beloved
Meme of the book. was with them.
She and Polly did all the work -
they couldn't be bothered with SER
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Beauty Brevities
by MARTHA tEAVH

glass of water" before retiring. Bar
bara Stanwyck follows this beauty
rule and it's a good one to make note
of among those resolutions for 1897.
Some people have to watch their
weight to keep it up to par. Margo.
the attractive young Mexican actress.
is of this group. She strives for we'll
balanced variety of food with plenty
Of milk. baked potatoes and vege-
tables"
And as a oot-note. Oracle Allen has
her say: IF more women realized that
feet were the first members of the
body to become stiffish and reveal en-
croaching age. more care would be
given to exercising them and keeping
them supple and healthy"
We kovs o lseflsf "Limbssisg
and Ssrsfekiss Ersseiss1" which
We bsiisvs our rsodsss will like
TO have. To get II send o three.
cent stomp with q Isstss Of rsqysst
ond your noms osd oddrsss TO This
Week Mooozins IN cure Of this
WossspopsS.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

A New YEAR means a new start.
~ Check up on your beauty
assets and liabilities and
then resolve to keep Ger
tain routine for health and attractive
ness during 1887.
Katherine Hepburn claims that the
hair should be thoroughly brushed
before shampooing it. Use a good stiff
brush, part the hair in strands Of one
inch intervals and brush upward. She
adds that this treatment removes ac-
cumulated dust. stimulates circulation
and even helps prevent the hair from
snarling when it is wet As for the
: skin. she believes that ice cold water
is an excellent astringent."
Smooth, well-groomed hands are
always an enviable asset Lucille Ball
says that most people do not dry
their hands thoroughly after washing
them. Such neglect only encourages
chapping." To keep her hands soft
she prefers oils to lotions. but this is
purely my personal choice. for any
lubricant will do the job"
A simple health tonic and COM
.plexion aid is merely to drink "a long
Evening star., 1937-01-10

ViME 70 SHORT. suT FOOD % TASTY.
you EAT A LOT AND EAT " HAsTv So.
IN CASE A CASE OF nEAArDUnn CONES.
We NOPE YOU'VE cor your ROLL OF Tumsi
Evening star., 1937-01-10
zz11[IuxEJ
I2Il23c Relief FROM

90 many causes for add indlsestioni
~ Hasty eating smoking bev-
erages rich foods no wonder wc
have sudden, unexpected ATTACKS 0f
heartburn, sour stomach or gasi But
millions have learned the smart thing
to do is carry Tumsi These tasty mints
give scientific. thorough relief % quicalyi
Contain no harsh allkaH .. cannot ouer-
alkalise your stomach. Release Just
enough antacid compound 10 correct
stomach acidity remainder passes
sx-released from your system. And
they're % pleasant just like candy.
So handy to carry In pocket or purse.
loc roll at any drugstore - or rolls
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
RDLONIA FORTIFICARA SU
FRONTERA CON ALEMR-
MA
IA UACErk

Breslau, Feb. 4.-Bajo la a.
LAMA con Francia " facilitandc
81 gobierno frances la mayor
parte del dinero. Polonia va a
contsruir una Inca de defensa
Maginot en- ell territorio opues-
to a la frontera alemana. Fran
cia no solo dara Ell dinero que
para la obra Sc necesita, sine
que mandara los ingenieros ex-
pertos en- sesa clase de construc
clones.
Las fortificaeiones subterra.
meas de Polonia, seg1n los in.
genieros seran aun mas podero.
sas que las de Francia.
Los alemanes, por su parte
han estado contsruyendo forti.
ficaciones frente a la frontiers
con Polonia, como 10 demues-
ira una orden prohibiendo NO.
lar sobre los sitios donde har
sido construidas. Fortifican los
alemaRes en- Ladsberg, Zislen.
tig, Sternberg y Krossea.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
Carta de Ia Seccidn de Recreo

CartG de la Secci6R dc Recreo
Muy amable, firmada por ell
j6ven A.. Blanco, nos lego en- la
noche de aver. Sc nos comuni-
ca en- ella qae la sedci6n tom6
possession Y Sc nos dan los nom~
bres de los nuevos directivos,
que aver publicamos.
En- la misma carta Sc nos in
vita para ell bale de CARNIVAL
del sabads, en- sl cual tocaran
las orquestas de Don Francis
co y la de Esperanto. Tienen de-
reaho a asistir al bale de Car
naval los miembros del Centre
y los de la Benefica Espanola.
Los senores socios de la Benefit
ca tendran que proveerse de
una invitaci6n por medic del
secretario de esa rama del Cen
%o, Sr. Vergara.
Los no-socios tendran que a.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
MURIO
VALIENTEMENTE
Hdblase de otro JWicio PoliticO

Moscou, feb. A las 1886
de la noche del dia l. de febrero
Sc di6 la noticia Official de que
13 hombres habfan sido ejecu-
tados como autores de I'm DELFT
de conspiraci6n contra ell EST
do. LA sentencia en- los trGz-
kistas Sc ba cumplido".
Gregorio Piatakoff mu& va
lientemente y su muert4es una
gran perdida para la Eusia So
Wet. n
Antes de la ejecEi6n Sc efec-
tuaron manifest Clones pdbli-
seas, con temperature de A gra-
dos bajo cero, pidiendo Sc cum
plieran las sentencias de muer-
tie. Calc1lase queen las NANTES
t%aciones tomaron parte mas de
200 900 personals.
Sc ha desmentido la noticia
de haber sido arrestada Nadeje
da Konstantinova Krupskaya
Ia viuda de Lenin.
Afirmase que otro juicio po-
lftico de importancia Sc efectua-
ra muy pronto, siendo los prin-
eipales acusados Nikolai Bukha
in, recientemente destituido d.
a direction del "Izvestia", A.
exis |. Rykoff, expresidenta
lei Consejo de Comisarios del
Pueblo.
Las ejecuciones de 10 s"trotz-
kistas" Sc verificaron en- ell So
sano de la prisi6n de Libianka,
Quartet general de la Ogpu. la
policfa secreta.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
ULAMADOS POR Ell OBER-
NADOR MURPHY VOLVE-
RAN A PA
TRONO Y OBREROS
Eriste la EspeT0nxG de iva
Pr0mt0 ATreglO

Detroit, feb. 4.-Todo indica
que muy pronto Sc podra llegar
a un acuerdo en- Ia huelga de la
compafia General Motors.
Ell gobernador Murphy pare
&c satisfecho con ell resultado de
las conversaciones de aver Y ha
llamado a otra reunion, que Sc
efectuara hoy.
Una tregua Sc firm6 entire
los Obreros Unidos v las autori
dades civiles de Flint. Los "ofi-
ciales" de la ciudad resolvieron
abandonar sus planes de reclu-
tamiento de 500 policia especia
les bajo la promesa de la union
de abstenerse de entorpecer ell
transito, llevar palos y no noti-
ficar al ayuntamiento cuando
sc propongan celebrar manifes-
taciones.
Los 0breros mantienen la
huelga sentada en- las fabricas
/ y 2 de la Fisher.
Refiriendose a la conferencia
de aver entire John l.. Lewis v
Ell vicepresidente de la General
Motors, ell gobernador dijo:
"Fueron cuatro horas y media
de cordial Y juiciosa platica.
Los dos lados tratan de resol-
yer la situaci6n y actuan con in
negabae sineeridad.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
Nuepn OficialidGd de la

Secci6R JadVenI
La Logia Caballeros Leales
de America 'fabrica" para Ell
future y la Secci6n Juvenil es
uno de sus motives de orgull0.
Ha sido electa la nueva off
cialidad de la Secci6n Juvenil y
la integran: Violeta Suarez,
presidenta; Alicia Castaneda,
vie; Rosario Menendez, segun-
da vice; Manuela Alvarez, Sc
cretaria; Della Perez, vice; Da
MEL Menendez, capellan; Fran
cisco Aedo, primer conductor
Henry Cabal, segundo conduc-
tor; Abelardo Menendez, guar
da exterior; Ricardo Fidalgo,
guarda interior; Jose Santos,
escenico derecha; Agustin Fer.
nandez, escenico i2quierda; pia-
nistas, Lucia Lopez v Miguel
Salgado.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
FUERON PUESTAS EN- L.
BERTAD LAS PERSONALS
QUE HARLAN SIDO DETE-
MIDAS

Ell juez de paz Turner, del
distrito de Sulphur Springs, or
demo aver la libertad de G.. w.
Berns Y Sra. Eleanor Barber, a
kos que Sc detuvo en- relaci6n
con la muerte de G. G.. Young.
Turner dice que aun no Sc
ha establecido 81 ell hombre Sc
suicide o alguuien lie di6 muer
tie arrojando la escopeta a sus
pies.
I'm jurado investigator ORA
en- Ia tarde de hoy las pruebas
recogidas por los diputados
del sheriff.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
NOTAS NCIkLN

La Verb(a y las Sociedodes
Las cuatro mas im~portantes
sociedades latinas,f Unione tia
Llama, Centre AstYriano, Circu-
10 Crbano y CentrA Espahol, es-
can cooperando con- ell Comite
Executive dsSa Verbena del Ia
baco para que cristalicen en- an
exito insurable las fiestas de
los dias 10, 10 y 20 de este mes.
Anoche Sc reunieron con ell
Comite Executive las represen-
taciones de esas sociedades Y a.
cordaron ell prcgrama en- sus
mas importantes detalles.
Todos desean cooperar en- be-
neficio de Ia industrial tabacale-
ra, eje y alma de nuestra vida
economical.
Los mejores artistas de la To-
calidad y algunos nuevos seran
utilizados.
va daremos a conocer ell pro-
grama on su oportunidad.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
Sc TRASLADO LA SASTRE
RIA eel

La popular sastreria "El En-
canto'', que durante varios a.
fos estuviera situada en- la salle
16, al costado del Centre Espa-
Rol, Sc ha trasladado para un To-
cal mas amplio, ell de la Octave
avenida esquina a la Gale Is.
Tratase de IN establecimien-
to que tiene grandes simpatfas
en- la colonia latina, propiedad
de estimados amigos n~uestros.
En- SUI nuavo local SCI Encan-
to" podra atender mejor a Su
numerosa clientele.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
Script Dance

Script Dance
Sc efectuara mafana por la
noche, en- la Sociedad Italia, Ell
Script Dance organizado por
los estudiantes del Institute
Nuestra Sonora de la MERGED.
Como va hemos dicho, tocara
la reorganizada orquesta de
Bob Portion.
Ell eHtusiasmo es grande en-
tire la juventud y Sc nan vendi-
do centenares de papeletas.
Todo 10 que Sc recawde Sc
destinara a los gastos del team
de basketball.
Fiesta simpatiquisima.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
PAGADAS LAS PENsIONEs
A 1854 CIUDADANOS DE-
J LA FLORIDA
@ UNIVERSAL AgwsREEL-sRws wzRK

Jacksonville, Feb. 4.-El CO
misionado de beneficencia pu-
blica del estado, Conrado Van
Hyning, mand6 hoy cheques
de pensiones a 1854 ciudada-
nos de la Florida que habian
pasado de los 70 amos al llegar
ell dia / de febrero.
En- ell mes de enero So paga-
ron pensiones a 1925 ciuda-
danos.
Algunos de los condados va
tienen cubierta su Quota de
pensionistas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
La fuerza durantc
la Media Vida

La fuerza es extra-importante
para las mujeres que atraviesan
por ell Gambia de vida. Entences ell
cuerpo ~necesita la mejor alimen-
taci6n para fortificarse contra los
cambios que Sc verifican.
En- tales casos, Cardui ha pro-
bado ser de gran ayuda a muchas
mujeres. Aumenta ell apetito y ayu
da a la digestion, favoreciendo la
mas completa Transformation del
alimento en- tejidos vivientes, re-
sultando en- mejorada nutricion y
construyendo y ~vigorizando la
fuerza de TODD ell sistema.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
Del Club Optimistic

Ebta noche Sc efectuara la
inauguration de la Casa del Pc
queno Optimista, en- ell edificio
de las Lcgias midas, esquina
de la Gale 15 Y Decima avenida.
Una brillante ceremonial Ina
sido p~reparada y empezara a
desenvolNerse a las 8 de la no.
che.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
O I~IMPIABOTAs

MaaMu.-DoSm ilIllp-d@o'ao
han tenido un gesto admirable,
digno de que seaeohocido. seis
mil trescientas pesetas, cifra a
que alcanzaba lGindemnizaci6n
que percibieron de la empreS
qre los tenia a serviciSSaL
constitufdo Ell id lat~ Con que
estes trabajadores han Sontri-
buido a la susclepci6n para los.
hospitales de sdhgre creados a
estallar la guerra.
, Sencillos, satisfsasQs de su
rasgo, sin daSb@ mas Mportan-
ia que "a de haber cumplido
cen 10 que consideran un de5er
eStos hombres contin1an en- e.
Tapde trabajan de limpia-
6otss. =
La cosa no tiene Importance
me dicen-. Nosotros hemos
entendido que estes eran mo-
mentos en- que TODD ell mundo
debe colaborar con los medios a
su alcance en- la lucha contra los
enemigos del regimen, Y como
Sc nos presentaba esta oaAsiop
de poder predicar cen ell eiem-
plo, no hemos dudado nj un mo-
mento. En- cuanto recibioS la
iRdemnizaci6n, la entregamos
para ayudar al s~ostenimiento
de los hospitales donde Sc a.
tiende a la curaci6n de los que
han caido en- ell frente.
Manuel Benitez y Manuel
Iglesias explican como Sc deci.
dieron a hacer este donativo.
-Llevabamos trabajando er
este cafe unos ooho amos. Cada
mes tenfamo sque entregar a Ia
empresa Glen pesetas por traba-
jar en- este salon. Cuando las
coSas cambiaron hicimos la re-
cGamaci6n oportrna y obtavi-
mos Ell fallo favorable. Seis mil
trescientas pesetas volvfan a
nuestras manos. Yo lie die a mi
c~ompanero: "Vamos a darlo pa
ra los hospitales de sangre."
Fran seis billetes de los gran
des que nunca habfamos visto
de cerca. Las necesidades eran
muchas, pero, hombres del pue-
bio, mes pareci6 que solo al pue-
bio correspondent aquellas Pc
setas que habfamos percibido.
-'fCon que nos quede para
tomar cana y para una cajetilIa
de setenta tenemos bastante"-
lie die yo-aclara ell compane-
70. Y asi 10 acordamos. En-
nuestra agrupaci6n sindical en-
tregamos las pesetas, Y 10 que
iianentamos es que no hayar
sido mas que seis mil trescien
tas. Nosotres, que no combat
mos en- Ell frente, colaboramos
en- la MEDIA de nuestras fuer-
zas mientras luchamos aquf por
ganarnos la vida. Por cierto que
a1ora no van las cosas como
quisieramos. AL pdblico lie pa
rece NAL limpiarse Ell calzado.
Green QUE 81 llevan los zapatos
limpios los van a tomar nor fas-
cistas. Y ESQ es una e~ouivoca-
clon. Ell calzado limpio NADIA
tiene que yer con la polftica. La
conciencia de cada uno es la que
debe estar tranquila. I'm nom
bre leal al regimen no deia de
serlo 81 Sc lustra los zapatos.
IQuiere listed decirlo ash?
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

Johnny Ward, %, y Winnie
Kelly. 81; James Clarkson
Webster, 80, y Hazel nellie Tip
ton, 20; Willie Hamilton, rs, Y
Ann Lee Stuart, 81.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
Muebies para el
Salon de DGanas

Muebles para ell
Salon de DaAeas q
La secci6n de Re.reo y AL
dorRo del Centre ,Espanol Sc
propone comprar los muebles
para la sala de las damas.
Hablando aver con ell presi-
den y Ell secretarto de la Sec
ci6n nos mostraron preciosos
modelos, de entire los cuales es-
cogeran.
Tratan de seleccionar algo
que Sc parezca a los muebles
que Sc usan en- Apana, sin ser
antigiedades.
Tenemos confianza en- Ell
buen gusto de estos j6venes y
deseamos que acferten.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

Concierto de 4aInaoa
Para su coJciertS del domin.
GO, en- la sq'iedad "ItSiia," e
gran violinista Dalmau ha pre-.
parade ell siguienGe programa
Primer gran concerto en- "rt
mayor" Paganini Wlhemj; ro,
mama { andaluza, Sarasate
Scherzo Tarantella. WienaHB :
XII; oraci6n de la tarde, Schu-
mann; Ronde des Sutins, Baz-
zini.
Segunda parte: Recuerdos
del PERU, DGlmau; MinueKo,
Mozart; Jota de Pah,o. sarasa-.
tie, y ell canto del R1isehor, Sa-
rasate-Dalmau.
Fuera de programa Sc lie ha
pedido va que toque alggnas
omposiciones favoritas del p1-
lico, que lie fueron muy aplau-
didas en- ell Centre Asturiano y
Centre Espahol.
Dalmau es TODD bondad, ia
lento Y complacencia. Aqui en-
Tampa, dice, estoy junto a los
MICS. Piensan Y sienten como
hermanos en- la gran familia Ii.
beral que Sc extiende FOR Ell
mundo.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

oonar TN peso.
Agradecemos Ia fineza del Sc
nor secretayio y del Ruevo pre-
sidente, Angel de la Riva.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

NEsta secci6n celebr6 Gyer usa
eenida, con gran ~lucimiento, re-
cls.endo los grades varios nue.
yos hermanos.
En- Ell acto de la tona de po-
session de los Juveniles hablaron
cono-idas persqlas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
ATAcAN a MAL1cA Los

hoy de blgec'ras, q a02ne er
cen dire con de Malaga. Los
f~acc;osos atScan de ruevo en-
Marbella.
Dos escuaSrillas az nuevos
aeroplanos iHsurgentes han So
IiI0deI Marruecos espahol pa
RI rnirse al ataque. Sais de~
ellos salieroar1e Melilla y tres
de Ceuta.
Han sido llamados todos los
medicos Y enfermeras para@
prestar servicio en- el frente.
EN la Inca s5lo ha sido deja-
do un medico.
Asegdrase que desde ell cru
zero "Canarias' dir'ge las ope
~raciones ell general Queipo del
LMno.
Los aeroplanos del gobier-
no ~atacaron al "Canarias,"
frente a Malaga, y tuvo que
retirarse.