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La gaceta., 1937-11-24
Cdmdrd de YbOr

Los directories de la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor sc reuni-
ran ssta noche, en- la oficina del
1919 de la Septima avenida.
Importantes proyectos rscla-
man la asistencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1937-11-24
IA OBRA DE Ia
Ola DE TAMsRA
Enferm0 Jimen0

Sc encuentra recluido en- ell
~sanatorio del Centre Asturiano,
enfermo de la vista eel querido
companero Jimeno Menendez,
miembro del Comite Popular
Democratico de Socorro a Es-
pana, donde es uno de los re-
presentantes de los Caballeros
Leales.
La gaceta., 1937-11-24
Bele

La sociedad Unione Itallana
ofrecera el sabado I'm bale an
su gran edificio de la S6ptima
v Gale 18.
Las mesas Sc han vendido a
nuestras mejores familias.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18
ECONOMIC HICHLlCHTS
Happenings That Affect the Dinner Pals, Dividend
Checks and Tax Bills of Every Individual; Ma
ti0nal and international Problems Insep-
arabic From Local Welfare

8 -
The Federal government-like
al other units of government of
great s.ze-is wasteful and in
There is duplication of
effort. There is overlapping of
departmental some cases, ten
to twenty bureaus exist for job
which could be done by ore or
two. There is too much division
of authority.
These are facts recognized by
practically everyone. In the course
of its history, the government
has, ike Topsy, ''just growed. |"
Often it has grown without rhyme
or reason. And every Admins
tration since the Civil War has
added to the bureaucratic con-
fusion.
AS result, it is widely felt
that there is strong need for
Federal reorganization. The high
" conservative Senator Byrd has
made study of the subject and
offered recommendations. The
President appointed a Commit
tee on Administrative Manage
ment" to investigate and advise
on possible changes. -.
This Committee has now made
its report. AS diagrsmmed blythe
Capitol Daily, it recommendf1 eN'
tensive reorganization within the
framework of the constitutional
checks and balances plan. The
three separate major branches of
government-the Executive, the
Leg slative and the Judicial
would, of course, be maintained.
Principal act would be the over
haul of more than 100. independ-
emit agencies, boards, authorities,
etc., and their consolidation with
in IL major executive depart
ments.
There are now ten major execu-
TIVE departments, State, Treasury,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18
SOCIETY :.
Entertainment Put On For
Division St. School Faculty

licious refreshments were served.
Those present were:
Professor and Mrs. w. G. Dun
can. Mesdames: Ruth 0'Bryant,
Laura Crusoe, Charlotte Boyden,
Sarah Palmore. Amelia Cabot,
Harry Sawyer, r. c. SHELTON, Les
lie Albury, Joe A. Boza, Virginia
Boza, Fernando Garcia, Dewey
Riggs, Basil Daniels, Ralph Cash,
Herman Bowery, Mary Diaz, God
frey Thompson, Josephine Mora,
Gerald La Fe. Raymond Thomp-
SON, B. F. Sassnette, Reginald
Robbie. Claude Albury.
Misses: Sadie Moss. May Sands,
Florence Albury, Gladys Pinder,
Susie Gardner, Miriam Carey
Eulalie Mathews.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Business Week. Strikes. higher
wages, higher prices. inereasinE
productive activity. reports Of rec
ord esrnings. government efforts
to curb security speculation, optim-
ism punctured here and there with
misg.vings, are making regular
appearances on the business bill 81
fare"
Principal industrial headlines
are being made BY strikes and
wage boosts. Union leaders are
finding executives msIleable and
conciliatory-for example. Nep
England shoe plants recently as
ceded without question to a de-
mand for a Is percent wage raise.
The steel industry has likewise
made friendly gestures to the
clio. Reason, according 10 the
experts. is that practically al IN
dustry looks forward TO booming
business tsteel and similar indies.
tries are anticipating large gov
ernment contracts az part Of co.
pending military build-up pro-
gram) end would rather zoom
wages than take a chr nee on plant
shut downs when orders are mni.
tiplying,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Tuesday evening the faculty Of
Division Street school was enter
fained BY the room representa-
tiees and officers Of the PIT. Al
Tbs delightful affair was held
il the PIT. A. recreation room Of
tie school. Decorations for the
occasion were carried out in
green and white in honor Of Saint
Fatriek's Day. During the eve
nina various games were played.
TIE prize Cor BingO was won by
Mrs. Charlotte Boyden and that
for name choice went to Mrs. Joe
B6za. First door prize was award
"a b Mrs. Joe Boza and the
second prize went TO Mrs. Claude
Aibury Each guest received a
novelty gift. After the game de-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Justice. Post Office. Navy, War;,
Commerce, Agriculture. Labor and
Interior. Two new departments,
whose heads would be Cabinet
members. would be created-so
cial welfare and pubic works. The
name of the Department Of the.
Interior would be changed to the
Department Of Conservation. I'M
dependent bureaus Of importance
which would be absorbed into de-
partments include: Resettlement
Administrations, Tennessee Valley
Authority, Social Security Board,
Federal Housing Admin stration,
Works Progress Administration,
Federal Communications Commits
son, Rurel Electrification Admin
istration. Civil Service Commits
sion, National Labor Relations
Board, Veterans Administration,
Home Owners Loan Corporation.
There ara two main reasons
why government reorganization is
desirable--efficiency and econo-
my. Unhappiiy, these ends are not
always compatible when politics
is involved. Consequently, there
is considerable dissens on as to
the detail of reorganization.
cit IS psobable that White
House Sponsored plan, similar to
snatarsc9mmentled BY the Presi-
cents Committee. vii, be intro
diced in this session of Congress,
Il viii MEET with little opposition,
doubtless pass with a minimum Of
debateB However. il viii be some
time before the So,ons get around
to it-othr leg station, notably the
judicial reorganization b;H, will
hold the headlines for many weeks
to come. All hopes for an early
adjournment of Congress have
been abandoned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here Just 10 Years
Ago Today As Taken Erem
The Files OF The Citizen

Cuban auxiliary schooner Coral
with aliens on board was brought
into port last night by a coast
guard vessel. The capture was
made near American Shoal light.
There were five members OF the
crew and the master Of the Coral
is negro who goes by the name
of Pedro Chapel He told the of
ficers o. the coast guard they had
been out OF Havana about four
days when the engine went dead
and they were using sails. The
ownership Of. the vessel has not
been made clear neither has the
American port for which the yes
sci was destined been learned.
The aliens on the ship are
Spaniards. Russians. Italians and
Syrians, and are being held for
deportation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Key West Country Club will
sponsor a Pre-Easter Dance to-
morrow evening, 10 o'clock at the
clubhouse on stock Island. Due
TO the Easter holidays this will be
the last dance TO be given by the
Country Club this month, it is
stated.
Music for this affair will be
furnished by the popular dance
orehestra. Sugar Sweeting's Swing
Rand. This dance is for members
Of the country club and their in
vited guests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

At the regular meeting of city
council last night, two persons
were cited as having been injured
through carelessness and the coun-
ell was asked to pay for the neces-
sary medical attention and for a
new Chevrolet automobile in one
case and in the other $3.50 was
asked for damages to a car when
the car collided with fire APP
paratus. Joseph C. Whalton claims
damages for his mother and
daughter when his car ran into a
rope suspended from one side of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18


+ "A usTnELuz and Blgslow parsed
: - ne door ana took separate
ssxis a. Tres were going different
wsys. blgelow went back 10 his hotel
= have 3 baih and change.
And ~ hs iay IN his warm tub. he
NaaEal sooui Paris. No use pretend
tn& oAleFwise. he did look upon Il as
h@psN Ile eounied that he could ever
sNstl7 sewn anywhere else. now. He
80 feund New York beautiful and
a4eif|n9 nnd stimulating and inter-
aassnN ana ~ had enjoyed his visit
assesnaoualy. but a had been only a
s-all. tas haant ever felt as though
ha h41 GENE home. lie had grown
~ ~ tae ianE years that ne had been
4Way aad had come 10 look upon
#HNzlfa IS strange country, in con-
Afcn. Il wasn't his fault nor the
tsail - America things had Just hap
pNuea that way -.
he question was. would France
seen De sazne 10 him when he went
nark7 Houldnt he miss Annc's COM
r3nien4hip unbcarably7 But IL he
asked her % 50 back with him and she
agreed. could she be happy there?
And wsuid she nRFeeg The way she
had swiftly changed the subject in
tia para when he was speaking of
bee IN Paris inclined him 70 doubt. OF
coufse. he had never made love 70
kef-not In 50 many words-not in
fea usual stale. suited phraseS-but
s1uehow they had slipped into a
Husnei sort 81 afIecii0naie understand
ina. Or 30 be had thought He knew
1ilat Ne had come 70 love her because
nfn had becono unthinkable without
her. Bui had she come 20 love him?
Or had Ehe just accepted him as a
hina - cousin and as a cousin adj
uiitcd him into that sweet intima-
81
niEsiou Books Passage
HE dressed and wandered out into
4 4 the street. conscious OF lack Of
ebIectlge and q sense Of loneliness.
Re fnnked into shop windows.
When ne came % a shipping Office,
~ went ~ and inquired about accom-
nAaaAans ard discussed saillngs. He
haA nof really made any definite
riams before he went In there, but
m1aen he came out he had made res
er8afl1ns -.
a. enc oclock ne telephoned to see
4 Anne was awake. and learned from
Walters thaf she had gone out q
tsnch with Philip Whitelaw. We
hiaehnd himself snlemnly at Savigni''
wAere ire food was really something
ikka Ffench food.
AlleFwsfd. he went 10 look at dia.
m1Ha rings. he thought Il most ikei,
rat she would marry Philip White
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

"A thorough survey Of the
state o. Florida has convinced me
that the people of Key West are
in a more fortunate position than
are those in any other part of the
state" said Robert Austin, OF the
Meaehan Properties. 1.-The Over
seas Highway will be pushed to
completion and the ferry service
viii be put in service and be ready
for operation at the earliest pos
sible moment. That means more
to Key West than the most vision
airy optimist can realize at this
time, and can see great things
ahead for Key West which is the
most ideal spot in Florida"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Colonel Robert M. Thompson
yesterday renewed his cash offer
of $500 for the best kept premises
in the city next year, and another
series of prizes for the best kept
vacant lot. This offer was made
yesterday while Colonel Thomp-
son was presiding at the joint
session OF the Woman's Club, Ro-
tary Club and city officials at the
Parish Hall yesterday. At the
meeting it was decided to make
the clean up campaign as me-
mortal to the late DR. J.aY. Por-
ter. ST., whose nam efforts in
life had been devoted to santa
ton, health and civic beauty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

"Blow Me Down., piratical abb
surdity in two acts, tomorrow
evening in Key West High School.
This musical entertainment is
being directed by Miss Edna
Smith. The cast is composed of
members of the Glee Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Symptoms of the boom phas,
of recovery are multiplying" said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18
A Plain Gold one. Too

A NNE nodded and folded the paper
n in her lap. II suppose the doctor
can show her statement to the police,
now, and Dryden viii be released and
Lorna can come back ~
sYes." said Bigelow.
"And everything will go on as be-
fore-except that Vronski won't be
here"
"Yes." agreed Bigelow. Even ] am
planning TO take myself of"
aOh?" She did not look up. "When?"
1.-TWO weeks from today. ! booked
quite q large suite--on the chance
that you might like to take this--and
corae with me-" He produced the dia-
m0nd.
aNo girl could refuse that" gasped
Anne, staring at it. But would it be
quite proper for me to go-with just
that-even If we are almost cousins?
Shouldn't there be plain gold one
to 60 with tia kind of guard7"
yes" said Bigelow, producing that
too. She took them both into her
hands and held them tight. He lifted
her up into his arms, and kissed her.
Copyright, 1887, Frederick Jacksonl
THE END
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18
OperettG Here
TcmOTOW Night

Key West High School Glee
Club viii present the operetta,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Gerald Pinder, N. Garcia. Tapping
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

See the operetta. Blow Ne Down
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Spanish Dancing, Blow Me Down
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18
MENTION



Lakeland, arrived this morning on
the Cuba from Tampa, and will
be the guests for several days Of
their daughter, Mics Edna Smith,
teacher in the music department
of the High School. They were
accompanied by Mrs. e. NJ. Eagles
ton who is paying return visit
this season.
S. S. Sparkman and e. r. Kirk
land, Of the customs service in
Tampa, arrived this morning to be
here for the return of the Steam
ship Cuba tomorrow afternoon
with more than 200 passengers.
G. N. Goshorn, deputy collec-
tor OF customs in charge at Key
West, returned this morning from
Tampa after visiting with his son
Nick, student at Florida State
College, who was i'll with an at
tack OF pneumonia. Mrs. Goshorn,
who accompanied Mr.. Goshorn on
the trip, will return later.
the street to the other with no
light showing. The other claim
was made by John Erwin. A COM
mittee was appointed to investi-
gate both cases and report its
findings.
All four OF the eighth grades
Of the Monroe High School are
this afternoon having a half holt
day. For the past month the de-
partment has set. q perfect record
for attendance. Not one of the
SO members has been either tardy
or absent during the period. AS
a reward Principal Mossman has
given them the afternoon off.
Sixty-six pupils of the Harris
School made the honor roll for
the past six weeks period which
ended Friday. In order to be an
honor student he or she must
make an average of 80 in study
as well as department and must
also have an average of 95 in at
tendance for the same period.
Editorial comment: Claims OF
aggrieved ladies suing for alimony
run into millions. And those old
Forty-niners thought they were
gold diggers.
Mrs. L. T. Bragassa was hostess
yesterday to number of friends
at the home on White street,
Bridge was played, Mrs. N. C.
Pintado won first prize, Mrs. H.
c. Galley won second. Miss Mabel
Sharpley was awarded the con-
ISOLATION and Mrs. Henry Sands
the BOBBY. Refreshments were
served throughout the afternoon
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Pirate Story, elbow Me Down"
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the street to the other with no
light showing. The other claim
was made by John Erwin. A COM
mittee was appointed to investi,
gate both cases and report its
findings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Cabaret, "BlOw Me Down.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

Editorial comment: Claims OF
aggrieved ladies suing for alimonyI
run into millions. And those old
Forty-niners thought they were
gold diggers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18
MILLIONAIRE AND DANCER
KILLED IN PLANE CRASH

He hailed taxi and drove to the
Phelps house. Anne's car was stand-
ing before the door, so he knew that
she had come in. He rang the bell.
She was in the drawing room alone,
reading the paper.
'.Have you seen this?" she asked,
looking up. and he saw that her eyes
were wet.
Eyes. Perhaps it's the best possible
finish for her. he said gravely.
Perhaps. But ] wanted her to be
happy" said Anne.
swell. maybe she is" said he quiet
ly.
Il thought she was running an aw-
ful risk when heard they were going
by plane. It was so evident when we
saw him that he'd been drinking"
II think she never minded taking
risks" said Bsgelow. Il don't believe
she ever stopped to think about them.
And I'm inclined to the opinion that
II she had choice, the drama Of such
a finish to her career would have APP
pealed TO her."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-18

S. S. Sparkman and e. r. Kirk
land, Of the customs service in
Tampa, arrived this morning to be
here for the return of the Steam
ship Cuba tomorrow afternoon
with more than 200 passengers.
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ESCAPE De Y0O EAM -


law. but there was no harm in being
prepared. and If she didn't accept II,
he could always keep 1t in memory
Of an episode in his life. He bought
very large blue-white diamond. OBJ
long in shape and most charmingiy
set.
AS he came out into the street
again, il was nearing four o'clock and
boys were shouting an extra. He
bought one. Across the front sheet in
huge headlines he read:
Evening star., 1937-09-23
almost killed her career before It

almost killed her career before It
could develop.
II cried for days after signing my
contract with Twentieth Century
Fox" said Alice. "I was lonely. I
disliked the weather and the people
was unknown and utterly ignored by
every one. I didn't care whether I
succeeded or not. ate too much and
became fat. Clothes didn't interest
me. All I lived for was to get to New
York as often as possible" (abcut once
every two months-object, Rudy. 1t
took her three years to like the aim
city-And four to make the cover Of q
movie magazine. "As better parts
came along. became more ambitious
made friends. I dieted to lit
pounds"
The result-top feminine role in "In
Old Chicago" originally scheduled
for Jean Harlow, and stardom in "A
Young Mans Fancy" Universal paid
Twentieth Century-Fox $4,000 for
the loan Of the blond singer.
Miss Faye Is seldom seen around the
Hollywood late spots. She would
rather 60 home and knit. She was
born Alice Leppert, New York City.
1915 -. Borrowed the name Faye"
from Frank Faye because it sounded
lucky :. First job as dancer with
the Chester Hale Chorus in a movie
theater D.. First glimpse Of Rudy
Vallee as q show girl in George Whites
Scandals, starring the crooner and
his Connecticut Yankees First
film opportunity, Scandals" Star
Lillian Harvey walked out and Alice
took her place.
Has never taken a singing lesson
Is quite fan Of the stars--her fav-
orite male is William Powell-but she
has not yet met him Gladys
George heads her feminine list
Favorite wish is to get a vacation.
tCopyrisht, 1887, by the North Americaa
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1937-09-23

Irene and Mary (in which Alice and
husband have leading roles). I'm
taking him to New York-he's been
there only once before, and I want
to show him around"
4
The marriage of the sad-eyed blond
ex-night club singer to the dark, curly
headed tenor was q great surprise to
the Hollywood know-alls, who in
sisted Alice was still carrying q torch
for Rudy Vallee.
Rudy wanted to come back here
after making Scandals Tin which
Alice made her picture debut, but
there was trouble with his wife Cray
Webb. When she died he was so
upset he still stayed away. But that's
all in the past. He opens with his
band at the grove, and Tony and I
have ringside seats. I'd like to make
another picture with him. Rudy's one
of the swellest people in the world"
Alice is Hollywood's fatalist. Moth
ing matters very much. This attitude
Evening star., 1937-09-23


tion of whether
she were happy.
Marriage is a
Kind of let-doWn
to romance. 1t
t a es time to
know whether it
Is a ucc e S S.
That's why I'm
going to wait two
years before hav-
ing a baby. I
want to be abSo-
1utely sure Tony
and I are right
for each other
before conlplicat-
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Alice Faye Takes Marriage
With a Grain of Salt
Cautious About Being Happy With
Tony Martin-Fatalistic View
Almost Nipped Career.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

HOLLYWOOD September % (NANAl-"I will never Tony
- Martin don't like They're selfish"
Faye to this oumn three before eloped with
4 Actor Martin
You want to
over cocktails Sunset Towers Well
Evening star., 1937-09-23

ee'07o 1V "uS 0ONetosoc UI IdUOI Udy OF
something" (For the record, the
marriage was the result of heated
quarrel the day before the ceremony,
when Martin insisted she marry him
or else)
I'm still up in the air." Alice re-
Evening star., 1937-09-23

ing freedom with a family"
But to get back to the honeymoon
1--WE can't have one until after Sally
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
Sc DARA TRABAJO A Los
FAMILIARES DE LOS EA-
TRANJEROS CESANTEA-
DOS POR LA WPA

Co mel fin de aliviar la angus
tiosa sitUaci6n creada a los O.
breros eyt.ranjeros cesanteados
por la WPA, Ell Sr. R. j. Dill,
administrator del Estado ma
nifest6 que Sc dara traibajo a las
fam:,iarss de esos hombres.
Dill h;zo una Investigation
personal, visitando a varias IA
milias de extranjeros cuos hiJos
sen americanos natives.
Como resultado de csc movl :
miento "nacionalista," perdie-
ron su trabajo en- este condado
$50 hombres.
Asegura Dill que la ley es cla-
a Y que a los extranjeros solo
Sc ler spuede dar trabajo bajo
axcepcionales circunstancias.
Quedara al frente del nego-
ciado de empleos, en- este distri-
TO, ell Sr. Robinson.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Ia Epoca Cooperative, La u
MON Bakery, Valencia Poul-
try Market.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Dependencies de AL & F
Grocery.
Contribuyercn con so centa-
vos: S. Leto and Sons Grocery,
Madrid Fish Market, Luis Co
ton Grocery, Baldomero 1;)ja-
co Cleaners, Corona Grocery,
Miami Restaurant, Lozano Porl
try, Noises Filling Station, Dio
nisio Gonzalez Barber Shop, ].
Aizpiru, Mano Aizpiru, Ell Cam
pamento Grocery. Tes:asecca
Bakery, F. PUG, G. Ferro, Res
taurant, Gonzalez Grocery, Cal
tagirone, Felipe Rosete, Fede-
! rico Perez, Breijo, Rufino Lii
mares, La Cruz Drug Store,
Francisco Botino, JSegundo
Vior, Luis Diaz, Luis Dfaz LA
ma, Augusta Garcia.
Contribuy6 con 40 centavos
La Crecherie.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Scaglione, Miceli's Groce-
ry, Villita's Drug Store, Alva
Cafe, J. Labruzzo Fish Market,
Luisa Fernandez, Mike Bacca-
rella, Manuel Valdes, Jose Be
nito, Luis Lopez, Grocery, Two
Brothers Pescaderia, Baldome-
ro's Cafe, La Concha Grocery,
Augusta Cotton, Grocery, Loci
cero's Grocery, Maseda Barbe-
ria, Manuel Mon, Cafe, Maseda
Cafe, Jose C, Fernandez, Polo
PENN Cafe, Paraiso Grocery,
Jesus Mendez, Fernando Con
zalo.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Joe Telese, Victor Shoe
Shop.
Tampa, Dot. 10 de 1887,
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Contribuy6 con $500: Ell Do
RADIO Cafe.
Contribuyeren con $500: Ar
gentino Cafe, J. j. Campo, F.
Menendez.
Contribuyeron con $500: Coo
perativa Ell Recurso, Alfredo y
Familia Grocery, Latin Ameri-
can Laundry, La Segunda Gen.
trail Bakery, Uno de Negreira,
Un Vallisoletano.
Contribuyeron con $1.00: F.
Souto, Manuel Bouza Rodrf-
guez, Guillermo Alvarez, Sua-
req Sabana Beer, Brick House
Cafe, Johnny Dfaz, Cooperate
va La Commune, Ernesto's Ca
fe, Pardo Gonzalez Bakery, Tro
pical Cafe, Michigan Cafe,
Martinez y Co, Garage, Green
House Cafe, jose Novio, Jose
Acosta, Joaquin del Barrie, Joa
quin Huerta, Rufino Castro,
Benigno Rodriguez, Jose Cam
poamor, I'm Socialista, Betty
Rose Baking Co., Italian Spa
nish American Grocery, Max.
mo Alvarez, Ruhies Drug
Store, Cafeteria La Nacional,
Tomas Alfonso Grocery, La Pal
ms Bakery, Fructuoso Gonza-
lee, Guillermo Temes, Cafeteria
Corona, Excelsier Printing Co.,