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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05

Miss Lorene Rauscher under.
went tonsil operation at the Pasce
hospital Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Rea McReynolds and two
daughters left Sunday morning fol
an extended visit in Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Packard ar.
rived from Tacoma Friday to visit al
the home of Mrs. Packard's mother
Mrs. G. Hume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Galligar
and small son plan to leave tomor.
row for vacation at Colville anC
Payette Lakes Idaho.
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Wegner anc
two children returned Sunday from
a two weeks vacation spent in Ida.
no.
Mrs. George Rokkan and sons
Billy and Don, left yesterday for Co
guile, Oregon, where Mrs. Rokkar
will go into the restaurant business
DR.. and Mrs. willard Peterson
and two children of Tacoma arriv-
ed here Tuesday for a two days
visit at the F. A. Visger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Huppmar
and Miss Ruth Mueller, all of whom
are attending summer school a,
Cheney normal, were weekend Wis.
itors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hitler anc
daughter Janet were Sunnyside Wis.
itors Sunday. While there they Wis.
tied at the home of Mr.. Hitler.
sister, Mrs. H. Vincent.
Sunday guests at the F. F. Bests
home included MIR. and Mrs. Dicl
Greenwald Of Indianapolis, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Don Smith Of Toppenish anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred English of White
Bluffs.
The Misses Gertrude and EVE
Nicholaus were hostesses to q party
Saturday honoring George Beamel
of Spokane on his birthday. Guest.
included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mau.
pin, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Koelker, Mis-
Madge Cross, Bernie and Ed Neu.
man. The evening was spent view.
ing motion pictures.
Miss lone MCGEE Of Harmony
Minnesott was q Kennewick visitor
Friday, being a house guest at tn,
F. F. Beste home. She was enrout.
to Hood River where she will visi
at the home Of Mrs. Art Thrasher
Miss MCGEE is a former Kennewicl
high school teacher.
Minnie Harrsch, accompanied by
her nephew, Adrian Harrsch, Mrs
Walter Curtis, Mrs. Lottie Masters
and Mrs. Bertha CARRIER motored Il
Grandview where they picked uI
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Matthews ane
small daughter. From there they
went on to Yakima. where they
visited friends the first Of the week
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05

Mrs. Ethel Zirkle and Miss Doro-
thy Morford were Yakima visitors
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert O'Hearn returned
Sunday from a two weeks vacation
spent in Seattle and Vancouver, BIC
Mrs. c. w. Brown left Sunday fol
Seattle, where she will make an ex.
tended visit with her daughter, Miss
Betty, who is in nurses training
there. -
Raymond Beatty drove to Pendle-
ton last week, bringing back Mrs
Beatty and daughter, who have been
making an extended visit in the
east. @ X.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schmidt and
children have returned to their
home in Havre, Montana, after Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. Schmidt's
cousin, F. F. Beste.
7 Mrs. A. Green Of Puyallup and
son Spencer of Seattle have return
ed to their homes after spending the
past week as house guests at thu
Frank Green home.
Homer Siegfried, former resident
Of Kennewick, now working out OF
Portland, was In Kennewick today
on company business and greeting
his hosts Of friends.
Kilkare club met at the home OF
Mrs. T. b. Hauschild this after
noon with Mrs. Wilmot Gravens-
lund receiving high honors and Mrs
Emil Behrman low.
The Hugh Copeland family spent
a weeks vacation on the coast. They
travelled more than a thousand miles
with no trouble until they had 9
flat tire in sight Of the store.
E. G. Smith was a business Wis
itor in Yakima Monday. He was an
interested spectator at the blow-ou,
demonstration staged by the tire
company which he represents.
The Misses Leona and Freds
Pasche of Pasco, Miss Ella Neuman
John and Lorenz Neuman were Wal.
Ia Walla visitors Sunday, where
they attended the night baseball
game.
The ship model in the Courier
window this week as a feature In
the Liberty advertising was built by
Gerry Giard. The model is complete
in every detail and has attracted q
lot Of attention.
D. G. Day and Lester Larson re-
turned to Coulee Dam Friday morn
ing after spending two days visit
ing relatives here. Mr.. Cummings
and granddaughters Lola Mae and
John Harris also accompanied them
The girls returned to their home al
Mason City after making an ex-
tended visit with their grandpar-
ents here.
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It was a rather saucy show and
Ethel's uncle remarked:
I'm bit disappointed dear. I
do not think this is the sort Of play
for girl OF your age"
Don't worry old bean. It'll liven
up In bit ! expect" was Ethel's
retort.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05
Fast Work

"Oh, Bobbie! Just look nj wha'
the puppy has done 10 this room'"
isn't II wonderful. mnmma! Anf
In less than FIVE minutes"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05
Golfers Stimulus

when one goes golfing these
days isn't il wonderful to drink in
the sweet fresh air?"
20. is that what you drink"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
= w,nkenwerder was 6

Ms G. F. winkenwerder was a
business visitor in Yakima m. Monaa c,.
Du ssr logan Liddle spent the week
@ wa,la Walla with relatives
anu ~. .' Miller Of Pendleton visited
-, ~. HE mother Mrs. Lou Miller
nel l;,, MOT oliver underwent a tonsi-
,.s S at the Pasco hospital Tues
day morning. ,; -.
Gay .r,ss virginia visger returned on
,...dev after visiting friends in Ia
coma the past week. ..
Miss Alma Lenz returned satur-
d.v from q three weeks vacation
snsnt At Fernwood, Idaho.
' The adult Bible class OF the
r,,,r;st,an church met at the De-
haven home Tuesday evening.
M. = A. Barg arrived from
premerton to make q weeks visit
A. the home Of her aunt. MIS-. Joe
Nadig. -. n.,,
~,,tu oklahoma is visiting at the
home Of her aunt Mrs. H. H. De-
Haven this week. ;,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whitbeck
returned to Pendleton for an ex-
tended stay after spending the week.
end at their home here.
Mr and Mrs. s. E. Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Liddle made q
business trip to Dayton last FRI
dav returning the same day.
Miss Dayl Miller left yesterday
for spokane, where she will remain
AZ the Deaconess hospital, while
Miss Glee undergoes major oper-
alton
Mrs. Howard Beste and son Don
returned yesterday from q two
months visit to her old home at
Red Deer and Edmundton, Alberta,
Canada.
Union church services will be
held at the Baptist church Sum
day evening at 8 o'clock with the
Rev. n. E. Hornibrook Of the Fin
ley church as speaker Of the eve
ming.
Herman Flaherty Of Gage, Okla.
was . guest yesterday at the 8. E.
Walker home. Mr.. Flaherty and Mr..
Walker were former schoolmates
who had not met for the past 81
years.
Ten members Of the Business and
Professional Women's Club enjoyed
q picnic in sacajawea park We'd
nesday evening. The Misses Minnie
Reese and Virginia Carpenter were
guests for the evening.
Mr.. and MRS. w. 8. Washburn
and Miss Florence Oliver returned
Friday from visit to Portland and
Hubbard, Oregon. Phyllis Oliver re-
turned with them after spending
two weeks visiting In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Blackman and
son Junior left Sunday for the Blue
Mountains, where they will spend
weeks vacation. Leonard Cowart
Is taking charge of the Safeway
store here during Mr.. Blackman's
absence.
Monford Fyfe was able to come
home Tuesday after spending the
past eight months in the Pasco hos
pital and Swedish Hospital in Sc
attic. He is much improved getting
around by the use Of cane, and
seems to be gaining in health rap
idly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Durham
are moving this week into their
new home at q Third Ave. Mrs
Wmfred Campbell is moving back
into her own home while Mr.. and
mrs. D. J. Hite plan to move into
the house formerly occupied by Mrs
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pefley and
daughter, Doris Of Parsons, Kan
sas arrived here Monday to make
an extended visit at the home OF
Mrs. I. W. Payne They left today
accompanied by Mrs. Payne fol-
ukanogan and Wenatchee, where
tney Will visit relatives
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05

Bos'n: what can a dentist do,
that you cant2"
Radioman: Tell my wife when TO
open and close her mouth"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05

Druggist-Did You Kill the moths
with the mothballs Z sold yon?
Angry Cusfomer-No. Z sat up
all night and didn't hit one.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05

The best way not to hurt other
peoples feelings is to keep your
own mouth closed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05

In Alaska there is only one per-
son to every 10 square milese while
in Puerto Rice there are $40.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05

South Africa has banned all big
game hunting In national parks.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-08-05
Safety In Marriage

.. Safety IN MArrtage
Boston.-Single folk are more api
to become patients in mental hospi.
tails than their married brethren,
statistics Of the state department Of
mental diseases disclose.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
LA FIESTA DEL DOMINGO
EN- Ell CENTRIC ESPANOL
DE WEST M

Brillantisima resultara la fies
ia organizada para ell domingo
en- Ell palacio del Centre Espanol
de West Tampa, por la secci6p
de propaganda con ell concurso
de la directiva, secci6n de re-
creo y ,otras secciones.
Tai es ell entusiasm0 para
esa gran fiesta, que la seccion
Iha tenido necesidad de impri-
mir mas billetes de entrada.
Manral Fernandez Rubid,
con la cooperation de don An
tonic Cueto, ell Gallego de Co
rial, Colmenares, Vazquez v O.
tras personals, estima que 81 la
marca anterior mo es batida.
sera igualada.
Ell dinero que reste, despues
De pagados los gastos Sc inver-
tlra en- abonar recibos de cuo-
a los socios enfermos o que
carece nde trabajo.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
800 HOMBRES "CIVILIZA-
DOS" ~TORTURARON A DOS
NEGROS Y LOS QUEMA-
RON VIVOS

Duck Hill, Miss, abril IA
I'm grupo de mas de 500 indivi-
duos que Sc califican a 81 mis-
mos de civilizados, torturaron
aver a dos negros, con un atpa-
ratio de soldar, y despues los ma
taron.
Los cadaveres, Ell: adeAados,
fueron encontrados por la poll
ella en- un bosque. Sc llamaban
los negros Roosevelt Townes v
NBootjack" Daniels. Confesa-
ron los dos haber tornado parte
en- ell asesinato de George S.
Windham, dueio de I'm estable-
cimiento.
Los dos fueron quemados vi
vos, luego de que a la fuerza,
con la llama del aparato de sol
dar les obligaron a confesar.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
NO PUEDE VENIR Ell DR..
HAMILTON HOLT

Ri presidente del Colegio de
Rollins, DIR. Hamilton Holt,
mand6 hoy una carta al Sr. Gus
tavo Jimenez, consul INFERNO de
Espana en- eSta ciudad, lamen-
tando no podar asistir hoy a las
fiestas del sexto aniversario de
la fundaci6n de la Repdblica Els
pamela.
Habfa sido invitado ell DR..
Holt a la velada porque cuando
Den Fernando de los Rios, ell
embajador de Espana en- Wash
ington, estuvo en- Tampa lei DIR.
Holt lie visit6, invitandolo a pa
sar unos dias en- Rollins.
Don Fernando Sc excuse en-
tonces, per falta de TEMPO.
FL s,omita organizador de la
velada two en- cuenta esa fine
Ia y decide invitarlo.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
Ell ENTIERRO DE ALFRE-
DO ECHEVARRIA

Centenares de personals asis-
tieron aver al entierro' del dis
tinguido j6ven Alfredito Eche-
varria, ingeniero de radio, que
falleciera de manera misteriosa
en- Miami, donde ~desempenaba
un puesto de gran importancia.
Cuando TODD lie era propicio,
amor, dinero, Y Invented, la
muerte, probablemente product
da por venganza de alg1n envi-
dioso, lie alej6 para siempre de
sus amigos y de su familia.
La ceremonial funeral, verifi-
cada con impresionante solem-
nidad ,fue una prreba de Guam
apreciado era aquf ell intelligence
Alfredito.
A todos sus familiares, V en-
particular a sus padres y her
manos, reiteranos la mas since.
ra expression de pesame.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
RECOMMENDS MGDIDAS
DE WCLENCIA Ell PRE-
SIDENTF DE LA CAMARA
DE PUERTO RICO

} San Juan, P. r., abril a.
Miguel A. Garcia Mendez, pre-
sidente de la camara de repre-
sentantes de Puerso Rio, decla-
70 aver que Sc impone adoptar
medidas de alta preston contra
Ell pequeno grupo que por me-
dio de la violencia trata de To-
grar la independence de la is
la. "Debemos salvar la isla del
tetrico future que lie aguarda
81 la opinion de una pequefa
minoria Sc impone por medic
de. la constante propaganda.
La voz del separatismo Sc a.
cepta fuera de Puerto Rico CO.
la voz de nuestro pueblo.
En- dos elecciones consecuti-
vas, seg1n Garcia, ell pueblo
ha exteriorizado ell deseO, por
medic del vote, de seguir uni
do a los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
Las MiEcias LeaIes lanzaron nuevos ataques
los sectores de Ia Casa De Campo y la
Ciudad Universitaria

Madrid, abril 14.-El gene
rat Jose Miaja observe hoy Ell
sexto aniversario de la Repdbli-
Ca con nuevos staques sobre las
posiciones de los rebeldes en- ell
horde de Ia capital.
Miaja hablara esta noche por
la radio, dirigiendose a los pue-
bios de Amerf-a .Tambien ell mi
nistro de estado Don Julio All
varez del Vayo.
Ell general Francisco Fran
co empez6 hoy a disparar sus
cailones antiaereos contra la
ciudad una nueva innovation
destructora del jefe faccioso.
La batalla Sc concentra al
rededor de la Ciudad Universe
taria y la Casa de Campo.
Tn manifesto del gobierno
de Valencia aconseja al pueblo
de Madrid que trabaje hoy, en-
l aniversario de la Rep1blica,
con removable vigor.
Muchos trabajadores dieron
La gaceta., 1937-04-14

Salud para listed, companero
jose Miaja, general leal de los
leales republicanos.
Salud para usted. don Jose,
general del pueblo, que en- cada
miliciano We a un hermano o un
hijo.
Salud para los militares que
Sc mantuvieron fieles a la Repl-
blica v para las invencibles MI
LICIAS
Salud, hermanos de la briga-
da international, italianos anti
fascistas, cubanos revolrciona :
rios, alemanes antinazistas, me-
jicanos.--.. Salud!
Ell enemigo cobarde, perjuro
y dos "veces traidor'', sera ven
cido y castigado.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
MANIFESTO
DEL PARTIDO DEL Elk
PRESIDEETE M
Sc pide al Ejercito que vuelva
a los cuarteles

Habana, Abril 14.-El par
lido Republican,, que dirige Ell
expresidente Miguel Mariana
Gomez, ha publicado un vitrl6
lico manifesto contra la dicta
dura militar en- Cuba y decla-
rando que la presente admins
TRACTION es un complete fracaso.
En- ell documento Sc pide a
las autoridades militares que
cesen de mezclarse en- los asun
tos civiles y regresen a los
~cuartefes de modo que puedan
celebrarse elecciones libres y
soberanas y ell pueblo pueda
escoger a sus delegados.
EN- esta bora de grave i'm
portancia historical ell partido
Republican, pide a las fuerzas
armadas de la naci6n que vuef
van a su posici6n de instrumen
to de la seguridad nacional y
Sc retiren de la intervention en-
los asuntos civiles de modo
que ell pUeblo pueda expresar
libremente SUI deseo en- una a.
samblea Constituyente bajo un
gobierno civil popular Y res :
ponsable. Ell partido Republi :
cano Sc dirige a todos los ciu-
dadanos para que former un
Frente Popular contra ell colap
so de las instituciones pdblicas
de modo que les puedan recon
quistar los derechos y la liber-
tad, por cuanto es indtil discu
tir un programa de gobierno
La gaceta., 1937-04-14

su formal delodia a favor de los
hospiteles de sangre.
Las mflicias estan vigorizaa.
do Las posiciones ganadas y no
Sc cree que haya importantes a.
contecimientos militareso en- ho-
ras de la tarde.
Una escuadrilla de aviaci6n
de la Rep1blica Sc mostr6 aver
muy a.tiva ,en la provincia de
Zaragoza, frente de Arag6n.
Bombardearon los aviadores Ia
estaci6n de ARIA, un moline de
las cercanfas de Certino Y una
caravana de camiones en- la ca
rretera de Madallona. Los aVia-
dores dicen que varios camio-
mes y tres trenes sufrieron Ell
efecto del bombardeo.
Las milicias republicamlas
han tornado la iniciativa de
combate en- ell frente de la ca
pital vasca.
I'm trimctor faccioso fue de-
rribado aver por los photos lea
les en- ell frente de Bilbao.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
OBSEQUIARA CON UNA CO.
MIDA Ell SR. GUSTAVO
JIMENEZ

Ell viernes por la noche, en- ell
restaurant "ColCmbia", Don
Gustavo Jim6nez, consul interi-
no de Espaha en- esta ciudad. O.
frecera una comida a I'm peque-
no grupo de miembros del Conf
te del Frente Popular, Centre
Espanol, Centre Asturiano Ca
ballercs Leales de America. pc
riodistas Y otras personals.
Sc propone Ell Sr. Jimenez a.
nadir otro acto mas, modesto v
noblemente intencionado. a la
semana de la Repdblica ESpa-
nela.
Uno de los invitados 10 sera
81 consul de la Repdblica de Ne.
JS'o en- esta ciudad, Sr. Rafael
Ruesga-
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
LOS NAVTEROS PROTESTAN
DE LA ACTITUD DEL AGO.
BARDADo COBIERNO DE
STANLEY BALDWIN
I'm peri6dico italiano fascista
incita a Franco q hundir los
vapores mercantes ngleses

I Londres, abrili 14.-Apare-
cen hoy unidos contra la actitud
del jefe conservador Stanley
Baldwin y su gabinete, los ma
vieros Conservatives y los d.
pu.ados laboristas. Laboristas
y navieros insisten en- ell deber
del gobierno de dar protection
a los bar:os mercantes, fuera o
dentro de las aguas .jurisdiccio-
males ~espanolas.
En- Espana Ell general Fran
co di6 a conocer nuevos planes
contra ell concrete extranjero y
en- Italia IL Regime Fascista, pc
ri6dico semioficial, dice que la
negative de iInglaterra a pro
|teger sus vapores es la mejor
prueba Gle que su TRADITIONAL po-
der maritime Sc ha desvaneci-
do. Ese peri6dico incita a Fran
co a ihundir vapdras inglases,
"sin ponerse n~ervioso''.
Baldpin, con ell apoyo de An
tonic Eden, ministro de nego-
clos extranjeros, 'defendera la
actitud de su gabinete.
Cemente Attlee, jefe de la
minorfa laborista dice que la
norma del gobierno signiflca
matar de hambre a Bilbao Y es-
tablecer I'm bloqueo ingles sobre
csc puerto.
Frente a Bilbao, en- las aguas
de la bahia de Vizcaya, Sc en- =
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
SALUDO DE ~BIENVENIDA
PARA MR.. VAN HORN

Lego aver a esta ciudad ell
estimado amigo Sr. r. E. Van
Horn, p~residente de la Union
International de Tabaqueros
de America.
Acudieron a recibirie los IL
deres oDreros de Tampa, entire
ellos Luisa Moreno, la conocs-
do organizadcra.
Mr.. Van Horn, en- compahia
del comits local que preside
Frank Cassaro, Sc hara cargo
de les ncgociaciones con los Sc
nores fsbricantes, suspendidas
hsce algunos dias.
Sea bienvenido, como perso.
ma, jefe de trabajadores y fiel
amigo de la causa de la Repu-
blica Espanola.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
PASA DE $45, 900 10 QUE
HASTA Ell PRESENTE HA
A ESPANA Ell
COMITE DEL FRENTE PO-
PULAR

Al commemorate hoy Ell sexto
aniversario del nacimiento de
la segunda RepIblica Espaho-
la, la retaguardia de Tampa
ha mandado a Espana, por con
6Gcto del Comits de Defensa
del Frente Popular y la emba.
jada en- Washington, mas de
S45, 1000.
Desde ell mes de agosto, cuar
do Sc inicio la primera cuesta-
cion, Tampa no ha cesado de
contribuir v Sc mantiene en- Ia
primera fila por su fidelidad >
entusiasmo.
La poblacion de Tampa e,
de 125,o00 habitantes y ese
dinero ha salido de la colonie
latina y algunos americanos
en- total unas 10000 personals,
;ncluyendo ninos, mujeres, an
cianos y hombres sin trabajo.
Desde ell primer dia, desde
ell mes de agosto, Ell Comits Ia
mantenido SUI cohesion y no he
cejado en- ell proposito de ayu
dar a la RepIblica y Ell pueblo
espanol.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14

cuentra ell acorazado Hood, Ell
'src arc Shropshire y cuatro des
tructores, todos de bandera in
glesa.
Les facciosos dicen que la Inca
de su bloqueo Sc extiende desde
ell oeste de Gij6n hasta ell cabo
Machichaco, cerca de Bilbao.
Los navieros ingleses acorda-
ron aver mandar una delegation
a entrevistarse con ell jefe del
gobierno.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
sA MILICIANo DE TAMPA

EIadio (YayoJ Paula, jover.
cubano de Tampa, herido re-
cientemeQte en- cd frente del
rio Jara1iSs a
Paula esta en- Was de {oWr
pleto ESTABLISHMENTS y perte-
nece a la compania Guiteras
del batsllon Lincoln, brigade
international.
BESIDE acai la saludam6s en-
ell dia de la RepIblica Espaneo
la, como saJudamos tambien a
sus camarads.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14

hasta que 81 pueblo en- total
recupere 81 scbcrsda v hasta
que Ell regimen de sofocaci6n
de la ciudYdanfa haya Gambia
do"
Sc caRifica en- ell manifesto
al presidente Laredo Brd Y Sc
lie llama una figura decorative,
un fantasma en- un palacio pr
sion, una ficci6n legal, v Sc a.
grega- que ell asiento del gobier
no egta en- ell CampaMento de
Columbia. cuartef general del
ejercito que mapje ell coronel
FulgancO BatAta, y controla-
do por los jefes mil5ares de
cada provincial Y municipal :
dad.
Los Republicanos expresan
la duda de que una asamblea
constituyente sea de alg1n va.
Ior bajoS ell presente regimen.
y preguntan como es possible
que Sc efect1en elecciones Sin
libertad de prensa o la posibi-
l'dad del libre ~eiercicio del su
Tragic.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
CONCERTO Ell DOMINGO
EN- Ell TERRENO DEL PUES
TO MARCELO GONZALEZ

Ell domingo, entire las 5 y las
6 de la tarde, ofrecera un con-
eierto en- ell terreno del puesto
Marcelo Gonzalez No. Is, en- la
avenida Once, la banda de md
sica Junior High School Band.
Dirige esta banda ,organiza-
da recientemente, ell Sr. F. j.
Enrich, professor de musica de
la escuela preparatoria George
Washington.
La Legion espera que ell p1-
La gaceta., 1937-04-14
CHUNGAS

(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)
Her y hasta en- ell fren5e de ba-
ITALIA.
Salud a tt, mujer de la hueva
Espana.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14

blfco latino acuda a estos con-
ciertos que ofrecera todos los
domingos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-14

Patrocinap Ell banq- etc la Ca
mara Concerto de Tampa, la ca
nara de Concrete de Ybor CT
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Evening star., 1937-01-23
St. Thomas
Rector Picks
Pulpit Topic
Will Discuss "The
Aftermath of a Great
Experience"

CINCE tomorrow Immediately pre-
cedes the day on which the church
remembers the conversion Of st. Paul.
DR.. Howard s. Wilkinson, rector of
st. Thomas Church, will preach at
the IL o'clock service on THE After
math of Great Experience Mon
day at IL am. there will be a cele-
bration of the holy eucharist.
Confirmation classes are about to
begin, one for boys and girls on Sat-
urdays at $50 am. and one for adults
on Sunday evenings at o'clock. be-
ginning January 81. These will be
conducted by the rector and the Sun
day evening class will be combined
with young peoples discussion group
Every one. whether confirmed or not
who is interested will be welcome at
these meetings. Right Rev. James E.
Freeman, Bishop Of Washington, has
announced confirmation in this church
on March IA.
Temple w. Seay is the general chair
man Of parish canvass to be held
the first week of February.
Evening star., 1937-01-23
DR.. c.. Hale
To Address
Adult Glass
u. of Maryland Pro-
fessor to Speak on
Drama of Job"

DR. CHARLES B. HALE of the UNI
versity of Maryland will speak be-
fore the adult class In comparative
religions at All Souls Church CUni-
tarianD Sunday morning at 10 on
The Drama of job" The class in
current problems will be under the
leadership OF DR.. Wilford L. White.
At the IL O'Clock service DR.. Ulysses
g. B. Pierce will continue his series Of
sermons on New Sayings of Jesus"
taking for his subject, Kingdom
Come" An illustrated talk on ALAS
ka," by p A. Kirkpatrick Of the Ma
tional Parks Service will be given at
$50. Supper is served from s to 7.
At the Fireside Circle for young people
at $50, Mr.. Abbott Simon. legislative
representative of the American Youth
Congress, will speak. The musical pic
ture, Il Dream Too Much" will be
shown at 1880.
The annual church party will take
place Friday afternoon and evening.
McFall Kerbey is chairman OF the
committee In charge. On Saturday
evening the Foreign Language Cinema
will present the French Aim, "Cessez
la Feu,'' and the documentaire,
"Visages de France" This evening the
German picture, "Leichte Kavallerie,"
will be shown.