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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

The complains the the man becomes No mat
what she or does under his roof she has
accent dole be reasonably that
his children while he lives will be his principal
heirs TO leave his money 10 De spent
a child that he doesn't love-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

little girl atmosphere jealousy and animosy
wiz grow Of nferory that she never
come It, She will 20 in the attitude Of
apologizg living moved out there any way
her.
Better dinner love is than stalled OK and
h,.r.d thereuth" CAROLINE CHATF1EID
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

prohlers will discussed
unsuitable for pub"tcs ~ be
Write Miss Ch"hed !" c"re
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

mixture to cooked rice. Add sugar.
salt and vanilla. Beat well. Cool.
When 1t begins to thicken fold In
cream whipped. Now for the VAL
entine color. Ingredients: l pack
age cherry gelatin, pint whipping
cream, Ia cup powdered sugar, 1
teaspoon vanilla.
Dissolve gelatin according to the
instructions on the package. They
vary according to brands. Rinse
heart-shaped mold in cold water.
Pour In gelatin mixture. Let set.
Then fill mold with the rice Bavar-
ian mixture. Chill thoroughly.
When ready to serve, uninold OH
large plate. Beat cream with sugar
and vanilla. Garnish red top Of
your dessert with the sweetened
cream and arrange small mounds Of
the cream around sides Of heart
For lobster. chicken, shrimp
richly creamed, a mold Of pull.
verified white wheat cereal makes
q sumptuous party dish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

MOnkeylng
Have received notice my blood
contains OA6 SUGAR. should have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
Modern Menus
RICE Welded TO DREAMED DRIED BEEF
Is A VALENTINE DINNER ROMANCE
Sundays Menu

Sundays Menu
BREAKFAST: Grapefruit and
tomato juice, broiled kidneys,
toast, red currant jelly, coffee,
milk.
DINNER: Orange and grape
cup, stuffed shoulder Of veal,
mushroom dressing, brown gravy.
surprise baked potato, buttered
white onions. celery stuffed with
mashed green peas, cherry tarts
with almond cream. coffee, milk.
SUPPER: OYSTER and celery
on toast, jelly roll, tea, cocoa.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

do del gobierno y del orden.
No Sc les pueden hacer, ade-
mas, las acusaciones que al
ejercito. Que yo sepa, no CO.
metieron los abuses que las o.
tras fuerzas armadas Y evita-
ron graves successes. En- ellos
confiaba ell gobierno para So
meter a los militares desboca-
dos y a los individuos del ham,
pa que Sc aprovechaban de la
anarquia del momento para
hcer toda clase de fechorfas.
Juan Rivera, uno de los je-
fes del Estado Mayor de la Ma
'rina, esta en- ell polo opuesto a
Batista. Rivera, hombre de
ideas avanzadas, noble de sen
timientos, repudia la teatrali-
dad que tanto cautiva a Full
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

guel Tarafa fue uno de estos
tipos criollos. Como 81 ha habi-
do muchos cubanos que no fl
guraron jamas en- la poitica
activa, Y que, sin embargo, fue
ron directories de los destinos
del pals.
Tarafa era un Shylock fl
nanciero. Hablaba de la patria
en- terminus abstractos. En- 10
material procuraba hundirla
en- la miseria.
Veamos:
FL coronel Tarafa soborn6 a
los diputados y senadores
cuantas veces fue necesario a
sus intereses. En- esta forma OBJ
tuvO Ell CAME del Arsenal por
Villanueva, negocio en- ell que
numerOsOs Representatives. del
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

New York, agosto PA
causa del NAL tempo, y creyen-
do que sera possible despertar
mayor interes en- cuatro dias
mas, Ell empresario Mike ia
Jacobs decide aplazar para el
Ilunes la pelea entire ell eampe6n
Jose Luis y Ell ingles Tommy
Farr, campe6n del imperio bri-
tanico.
AL alismo tempo que anun-
ciaba la suspension, Jacobs ma
nifest6 que existe aun la posi-
bilidad de 'concertar" una pc
lea entire ell vencedor del match
del lunes y ell aleman Max Sch
melting, excampe6n mundial, de-
pendiendo este de que ell "nazi"
Sc muestre razonable.
"Yo estoy dispuesto a dar a
Schmeling otra oportunidad de
llegar al trono, ell dfa IL de os-
tubre, 81 81 decide aceptar mis-
condolences, que son razonables.
Sdhmeling debera recibir de
acuerdo con las reglas y por ser
ell retador, Ell 1919 por ciento
de los ingresos netos. Pide ell 80
por ciento, 10 que es impossible,
dado que ell campe6n tiene dere-
cho a una mayor parte.
Cuando Joe Jacobs Sc enter6
de las palabras de Mike, hizc
este comentario: Make esta dis
puesto a pelear, pero no por e
1919.
La comisi6n atletica del esta.
do de New York, por medic dc
su presidente, ell brigadier Phe-
Ian, lie pregunt6 aver a Schmel.
ing que 81 estaba dispuesto q
pelear con ell vencedor de.
match Luis-Farr. Ell excamps6r
sin titubear contest6:
Estoy listo para pelear er
cualquier tempo Y lugar.
lEntonces Mike Jacobs le o.
freci6 Ell 1870 cast convencidt
de que Ell aleman no aceptara.
Aparentemente el famoso en-
presario cree que Ell pdblico nc
correspondents debidamente en-
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
NoTICIAS DE PELOTA
LrcA NA4oNAL

Solo Sc efectu6 un desafio y
la derrota lie correspondi6 a
Blake, pitcher de los Cardena :
les. Dizzy Bean comenz6 ell jue-
go y fue rekrado cuando empe-
70 a decir que ell brazo de Ian
Ear lie dolia. Los que lie sustitu-
yeron, Haines, Blake y Sunkel,
t~uvieron la suerte de espaldas.
Dean lanz6 la primera pelota y
Eco Norris lie salud6 con un 'tu
>ey". Embellishments Sc decla-
IS enfermo Y Ell viejo Haines
fu6 mandado a reemplazarle.
San Luis sc, 15h, 2e; Filadel
fla SC, 12h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
Gonzalez peleara con Ventura Arana
Miller pidio una garantia "descacharrante"

Aver, ell zurdito BABY Miller,
de West Tampa, estuvo a pun
10 de enfermar del coraz6n a
JNp Downing.
Habia Jim obtenido ell consen
timiento de Miller para una pc
lea con Ventura Aran@ ell cam
pe6n de Cuba, y habia dado Pa
noticia a los peri6dicos, sspe-
rando una buena cosecha de do
lares.
/ Cuando Miller vic que TODD
marchaba a pedir de boca, sah6
al encuentro de Downing, en- la
Gale de Franklyn, z lie lanz6 TN
ultimatslm en- panto a garantia
monetaria.
Jim-le dijo Ell Baby-mi sa-
lud es buena y 20 no necesito
pelear por mi salud.
-iQue me quiere listed de-
Icir, querido amigo?
-Pues, en- pocas palabras,
que no subire al cuadrilatero 81
listed no me garantiza una can
tidad mfnima.
-Cuanto es?
Miller sc sent6 a pedir... Y la
pelea cay6 al fondo del mar.
Entonces ell caballero Down
ing Sc puso en- relaci6n con el
hebreo Levy:
Mr.. Levy, lie gustarfa a
listed una pelea entire Augie
Gonzalez, ell 'toro" de Puerto
Rico, despues de Pedro Monta-
neg, y Ell Sr. Arana, ahijado de
Don Luis Parga?
Levy acept6 y Miller qued6
descartado. Ell venidero martes
ell Sr. Gonzalez tratara de ven-
GER, en- la Arena de Benjamin
Field, Ventura Arana.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
.Aplazada para el lunes la pelea entire el
scampeon Jose Luis;y el Ingles Far
Mike Jacobs habla de la posibilidad de una
pelea del vencedor con Schmeling

octubre, sobre TODD despues de
la pelea Farr-Luis y luego de
quesel ofrezca, ell dia % de sep
tiembre, un programa a base de
Marios campeones, entire elloe
Barney Ross, Pedro Montahez
" Marcel Thil.
La manana del jueves Sc pre-
sent6 lluviosa y despues lovid
en- horas de la tarde. Jacobs di.
10 que ell pron6stico del tiempc
para hoy era incierto y que por
10 tanto ell prograDa 10 traspa-
saba para ell lunes.
Jacobs cuenta con que asis-
tan a la pelea muchos de los
"sportmen" que juegan a las
patas de los caballos, en- Sarato-
ga. La temporada hipica en- ese
lugar finalizara ell sabado.
Todos los expertos convienen
en- que es possible que la susper
sion aumente en- $4,000 los in
gresos; pero no Green que Ell to.
tai pasara de $250,O00.
Jose Luis Sc peso a la hors
sehalada, en- presencia de la co.
mission atletica " tenia 1913 Ii.
bras. Ell ingles en- cambio rim.
di6 I'm total en- la balanza de
POT libras.
Tan pronto Sc di6 ell aviso dt
que ell combate no Sc efectuaria
hasta ell lunes, Luis decide con,
tinuar su entrenamieato. A los
compafieros de practicas de
campe6n Sc les habfa pedidc
que no Sc fueran.
Farr, en- Gambia, dej6 a sus a,
yudantes en- libertad de acci6n
% que lie obligara a buscar o.
tros.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

pueblo, los periodicos y ell pro
pho presidente de la Replblica
general Gomez, cobraron parti.
cipaciones.
Otro negocio "estilo Tarafa
fue ell del dragado, euyos prin-
cipales ~promotores eran Ores
tes Ferrara Y otros altos polfti.
COS. Este sucedia en- ell ano de
1910. Fue tan escandalosa aoue-
LA concession, que tuvieron que
cancelarla.
Una concesi66n mas gestiona
'da Y obtenida por ell coronel Jo-
Sc Miguel Tarafa, fue la del Fe-
rrocarril de la Costa Norte de
Cuba. Era presidente Gomez.
Tarafa, Gomez, Menocal. Ma
chado, Zayas.... Fran buenos a.
migOs.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

en- los successes del dia 8 de no.
viembre como en- otras ocasio-
mes. Fue un puntal que lie
sirvi6 al gobierno para mantle
ner a raya a siertos militares.
Ell A. B. c. Radical tambien
tenia su tropa, que ayud6 eficaz
mente al doctor Grau San Mar
tin.
Y, ahora, la Marina de Cue
ira.
La Marina, en- cuyo cuerpo no
Sc hicieron los radicales cam
bios de oficialidad que en- ell
ejercito de terra, fue la que,
efectiva Y gallardamente con-
tuvo en- gran proportion ell
des6rden de aquellos meses.
Los marinos, en- nnmero de
mil y pico, eran otro Pillar soil
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Junto con ell ferrocarril al
norte (Nuevitas a Caibarian).
lie concedi6 ell gobierno de CD
mez a Tarafa ell Ferrocarril de
Jucaro a Moron, propiedad del
Estado, tasado en- un million de
dolares. FL Podsr Legislative v
Ia prensa recibieron gratifica-
clon. FL coronel Carlos Mendie.
ia y Ell senior Cosme de la To-
rrlente estaban enterados de
este negocio.
Y sigue Tarafa.
Presidiendo la Replblica ell
general Menocal, Tarafa consi-
gul6 la creaci6n de los subpuer-
tos' con privilegios especiales
para ell puerto Tarafa.
En- el periodic de Machado.
ITarafa fue nombrade presiden<
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
Folletin No. 46
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA
la Gaceta

pleados del gobierno, etc., ira
taba de imponer ell orden; pc
70 10 cierto es que contribute
mas a desordenar la vida de to-
dos. Cada pareja de aquellos mo
zalbetes vestidos de kaki, Sc
convertia en- arbitro supreme
de las actividades de la via pd-
blica.
En- otro sentido, este ejercito
presto indiscutibles services al
gobierno de los llamados "revo-
Dictionaries autenticos", tanto
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Ell negro Y ell ingles no pelea.
ran hasta ell lunes. Por ma.
TEMPO, Mike Jacobs, que tiene
ell bar6metro en- las taquillas, de
cidi6 suspender hasta la soma
ma que viene.
Cuatro dias durante los cua.
les espera que Sc decidan a con.
currir muchos que va habian d
cho: para yer derrotado a Far1
no necesito gastar dinero; DIRK
ell relate por la Radio.
Solo un partidario tient
Farr entire los inteligentes y e
I'm ingles.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Nos dicen que ell j6ven Augie
Gonzalez derrot6 al vencedor
de Carl Guggino y Lou Field
man..
ST la noticia es cierta, Arana
pasara las de Cain para veneer
al puertorriqueno.
Ahora bien, Parga sabe pc
sar las cosas Y 81 acept6 a Con-
zalez es porque tiene la seguri,
dad de que su "patrocinado''
triunfara.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Gonzalez, como saben nues-
tros lectores, iba a pelear col
Claudio Condo, del establo ID
Parga, que por estar indispues,
to no pudo embarcar la semana
pasada.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
gencio Batista.

gencio Batista.
Villoch, tambien alto jefe
de la Marina, reposa en- sus a.
nos v en- su inteligencia bien
cultivada y tiene un sentido
humane de las cosas que no lie
permitiria atentar contra los
derechos del pr6jimo debil.
Los marines son hombres in
yectados de valentia, con la
sangre sana y ell coraz6n puri-
ficado en- los peligros de los
elementos...
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Victimas o supuestas vfcti-
mas de los fuertes puflos de
Augie Gonzalez: George Fan :
garas, vencedor de Guggino y
Feldman Mickey Farber, un
protegido de Jimmy Johnston
Johnny Rinaldi w.. otros Gu
yos nombres no recordamos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
OR ES
CON LOS GUANTES

Miller, suspended por la CO.
mission de boxeo de Richmond,
81 no estamos NAL informados,
Sc sent6 a pedir...
Downing Sc neg6 a dar, no
por falta de voluntad, sine por
carencia de mani.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees derrotaron aver
a los Browns, con anotaci6n de
5 carreras por l. Gomez ayud6
a su victoria con tres hits. Ba-
tearon dos "jonrones" Bill Di :
ckey y Joe Di Maggie.
New York sc, Oh, lie; San
Luis lie, Oh, lie.
Los Medias Blancas atacaron
en- la novena entrada y vencie-
ron a los Senadores. La derrota
lie TOGO a Cohen.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

C~ompramos cast todo.-Los
mas altos precios por sus nue.
bles y enseres. Muebles de Off.
Gina.
DIVERS TRADING POST
1918 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
Los Intereses Opresores

Mo solo los yanquis expri-
men a los pueblos iberoameri-
canos. Hay nativos que les d
ventaian. Ell coronel jose Ii
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
La GACErA

IN peri6dico en- idioma Espahoi
de mas circulation en- Tampa
NIctoriano Manteiga, Editor
euscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
1908 ia. Ave, Ybor City, Fla
Telsfono Y3792
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Vernon Kennedy Pbtuvo au
sdecima victoria de u Temporal
.da. q
Washington &c. %. De; Chica
go DC, Oh, 2e,
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
TELEGRAMAS
CABLECRAMAS
RADIOTELECRAMAS

Via Nackey Radio . buaues en- alta mar. q Europe. al
0reDte y . Ia principaies eiudadsa dc les Estados Unides.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

AGel Harder alcaff1oG deci-
~ exito de 1887, mientras sus
bmpGneros aplastaban a los At
leticos. Hal Trocky impulse cra
tro cavreras con uppeS>g un
hit. " .
Filadelfia SC, 11h, 1e; Geve-
land 10c, 14h, lie.
En- la novena enteada los Tt
gres hiceron otra carrera. Hans
Greemberg dispar6 Sill 90 Qua
triangular del - -
&c, 10h, Oe.
The Washington times., 1937-05-13
Labor Notes
Around TOUn

Speaking of the Union Label
League, it meets tonight And
Ye Labor News Editor, being a
delegate, will be there Don't
forget the new time for the Labor
News Review, which is II p. m. on
Saturdays over WJSV Bakery
and Confectionery Workers Local
No. 118 are reported well satisfied
with their new contract with EN-.
ploying bakers here Mean
while. the Bakery Salesmen's Lo-
cal No. 80 has secured an agree
ment bringing increased wages
.. Sunday is the "big night" with
the Bartenders' "Old IS" and the
Hotel and Restaurant Employees
Alliance No. 781 Because on
that night they celebrate the
Raleigh Victory Ball"-signaliz.
ing the removal Of the Raleigh
Hotel from the unfair list after 18
years Sure enough, the dance
will be at the Raleigh The
Trades Unionist may yet boast a
page Of sports At any rate, the
last issue told of the drubbing the
baseball team of the Moving Pic
ture Machine Operators Local No.
224 gave to the nine representing
the Metropolitan Theater The
boys in the projection booths ran
around the plates % times, while
the boys "out front" forsook exer-
else by getting only five runs.
The Washington times., 1937-05-13

Scheduled to remain in session
for three days, or until the buSi-
ness of the convention is COM
pleted," actions taken by the gath
ering are expected in many cases
to have a bearing on the con-
troversy between the American
liberation of Labor and the Com.
mittee for Industrial Organization.
This is particularly true since
an overwhelming majority Of the
delegates, many of whom are from
Washington, have A. F. of L SYM
pathies. Several local unions af'
filiated with the c. I. o. have
been dropped from the rolls of
the two-State body, eliminating
delegates favorable to the John
L. Lewis group.
Even the sudden selection Of
Hagerstown as the meeting place
is claimed by anita. F. of L. folk
to indicate the trend Of the forth
coming convention, since it was
originally scheduled for Cumber-
land, where the c. I. o. has since
become quite strong.
The Washington times., 1937-05-13
G. L. u. FdUOrs
Peak for Post

Since most local labor leaders
will be in Hagerstown next Nor.
day, the meeting Of the Central
Labor Union here on Monday
night will see many familiar faces
lacking, including those Of John
Locher, Frank j. Coleman and
others.
The C. L. U. will proceed as
usual, however, and reports are
current that the gathering may
tackle one of the most contro-
versial issues now facing labor in
the District of Columbia-the ap-
pointment of Ray L. Huff as Su-
perintendent of District penal in
stitutions.
Members of the C. L. o. have
already gone on record as favor
ing the promotion to the post of
Col. William L. Peak. head of
Lorton Reformatory. No definite
action has been taken about Huff
personally. and it is expected his
name may arise on Monday
night. especially since he has not
yet formally accepted the prof
fered position.
Labor officials here declare
they have no quarrel with Huff
personally, but resent the ap-
pointment of a Pennsylvania to
The Washington times., 1937-05-13

HYANNIS, Mass, May 13.-Real
estate men, summer home owners
and hotel proprietors are wonder
ing how great will be the seasonal
influx Of automobile trailers. And
they are worrying.
These parlor-bedroom-kitchen
vehicles were a novelty along the
Cape's beaches last year. But this
year, with dozens Of new trailer
camps ready to receive an antici.
pated army Of at least 10000
Gypsy-minded tourists, town Off
cials declare that they are facing
the gravest health problem ever
known in this region.
The arrival here recently Of
more than a dozen streamline
trailers has provoked scattering
protests from property owners, but
the storm of complaints from sum-
mer residents is yet to come.
The Washington times., 1937-05-13
PreS8nten to Vote
For NeU Leader

Members of the Printing Press
mems Local Union, No. /. in.
Guiding the boys" who strapped
this page to the presses of The
Washington Times-will choose a
new president next Tuesday at
a special meeting in the Typo
graphical Temple.
The election was made neces-
Sary by the resignation of Edwin
A. Eckels, who has joined the
force at the Government Printing
office.
Ordinarily, the Trades Unionist
points out, the incumbent vice
president would be president until
a regular election rolled around.
But Carl H. Klein, now acting
president, feels he cannot act as
head of the organization because
Of his numerous other duties with
the washington Union Label
League.
The preSSmen, by the way, are
reported to be progressing we'll in
their campaign to sign up EN-.
ploys of local photographic plants.
Such employees were recently
placed under the jurisdiction of
the pressmen's union by an A. F.
Of L. ruling.
The Washington times., 1937-05-13
Cape Cod Is Worried
By Trailer Invasion

The tin-can tourist problem be-
came so acute in Dennis last sum-
mer, when four trailer villages
grew to a population Of over 1000,
that State and county health au-
thorities were summoned by pro-
testing home owners demanding
that the camps be closed as un-
sanitary.
Approved by the health inspec-
tors, the camps remained open
and did a banner business. Now
they have been expanded in ex-
pectation of a boom season.
The fact that existing trailer
and tent villages occupy several
thousand feet of the choicest
beaches in the town has led Den.
mis- officials to recommend that
the taxpayers authorize the pur-
chase of as much available beach
property as the municipal pocket
book will bear.
The Washington times., 1937-05-13
NJ 'AD00 BACKS
AVIATION DAY
PROPOSAL

Interest was aroused in the
Senate today over the proposal to
set aside Friday May % as Avia-
ton Day.
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo
Cd, of California, when advised
of the movement, declared that
he was for it wholeheartedly. He
said:
Il think 1t is q very excel
lent idea. Although 1 do not
favor making IL q legal holiday
1 think 1t would be very nice
to set aside . day to be desig.
mated as Aviation Day.
Il am very much interested
in aviation and think that
anything that can be done to
bring attention to and stimu-
late interest in aviation Is q
worthy project"
Senator McAdoo said he favor
ed the bill introduced in the
House recently which was re-
ported favorably by the House
Judiciary Committee, directing
that May % be known as Avia-
ton Day.
This bill calls for the President
to issue a proclamation on the day
and for citizens and civic organi-
cations throughout to decorate
their communities and hold ap-
propriate ceremonies on that date.
The Washington times., 1937-05-13
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Notice also that you have gained in
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A 4-Oz. bottle Of KruSchen lasts weeks
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lose fat-if you don't feel a superb
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The Washington times., 1937-05-13
Danes TO Celebrate
Kino's S Silver Jubilee

NEW YORK, May 13.-Ameri'
cans of Danish descent will oh.
serve the silver Jubilee Of the
reign of King Christian x of
Denmark by raising a Jubilee
Fund" for the benefit Of the Dan.
ish.American Archives and Amer
ican Library at Sohngaardsholm
near Aalborg, Denmark, which has
been in service since 1881.
King Christian assembled the
throne Of Denmark May Is, 1912,
in succession to his father, Fred
erik VIII. The celebration among
those Of Danish lineage In this
city and vicinity will come to a
climax Saturday with a service
at / p. m. in the First Presby.
terian Church. Fifth Avenue and
Eleventh Street.
The Washington times., 1937-05-13

shattered by a club, made away
as fast as he could reverse his
car.
One man got through the picket
lines and into the Aliquippa plant
when Aliquippa police formed a
flying wedge and fired three shots
into the air to make way for him.
Two nurses in the mill hospital
were refused entrance despite the
pleas Of an S. w. o. C. organizer.
In all, police estimated, about 20
men were roughly handled at the
Aliquippa plant.