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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-05-26

servers as being final other issues
than Federal policy played a part,
and the Senator is a campaigner Of
unusual ability. Not until tests
have been had in other states, will
the burning question Of just how
strong the President is with the
rank and file of voters, be settled.
Most forecasters think he had lost
some support, but that he still COM
mands good majority in his favor.
Furthermore, the New Deal faces
little opposition outside of its own
ranks-the Republicans have so far
made what even their hackers re-
gard as an Intellectual assault
against the New Deal citadel. All
the authorities think that the COP
will make some gains in the House
this fall-but that they will be
small. "
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-05-26
WHAT DO YOU THINK?

A recent QUESTIONABLE, sent to
more than $4,000 weekly newspapers
in the United States carried two
questions: "Is the United States
moving toward a dictatorship?" and
HAS our legislative and govern
mental trend in late years been
consistent with the principles and
the spirit of the Constitution" Sew
enty-three percent of the answers
to the first question were eyes," To
the other question 1888 percent an
swered mo-" These inquiries were
sent to papers all over the country
and are not merely the opinion from
one locality. This is what editors
think. Draw your own conclusions
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-05-26
A SPRING COMPLAINT

II your feet start acnlng and CIV
ing you trouble along about this
time Of year. don't get alarmed. It's
just another ailment that comes
with the first warm days Of the
spring and summer season, and
probably half the people you meet
around Kennewick are suffering
from q touch Of 1t. But 1t is not
necessary for one to suffer from
this condition at all, for It In
variably comes as the indirect re-
suit Of perspiration. Evaporation Of
perspiration becomes more speedy
in warm weather and unless it Is
provided for through lighter hose
and shoes and more frequent bath
ing Of the feet( the trouble starts,
The excess perspiration causes the
feet to swell and turn red But even
that should not be the cause fo1
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-05-26

alarm or fear that you are about to
become the victim Of some sort OF
new-fangled disease. The preven-
ton and the cure are simple. Mere
ly dress the feet with lighter shoes
and lighter hose and your troubles
will be over about as quickly as they
started.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-05-26

ing knows its value to them in con-
tentment and happiness. Take the
children into consideration - let
them have garden, too.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
Marriage Intentions

Willie E. Cyr, 32 East Lib- erty street, and Alma M. D0nais, 56 Liberty street.
 Daniel F. Esposito, 1l9 Scovill street, and Marie c. Mecca, 43 East Farm street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
MATCHES POSTPONED

Montreal, Aug. 11.--(UP)-The Inter-zone Davis Cup matches be- tween Australia and Japan were postponed today because of rain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11

chants, should get in touch with Henry Del Pc, master of ceremonies. A dancing contest will be held at this time. with the winners to be pitted against the best dancers from other parts of the city at some time later.
 VoIlyball
 The Town Plot girls vollyball team twice defeated Division street last night. The scores were 15-13, and 15-8. This gives the Town Plot team five wins in their last six starts. Stars for the victors last night were Angie Rosanelli and Anne Schiascia.
 Title Game
 The Mt. Carmel girls softball teams will hold a picnic at Lake Quassapaug Sunday. They will leave Mt. Carmel Hall at 10:30 a. m. All going are requested to be present on time.
 The feature of the day will be the championship softball game be- tween the Mt. Carmel Juniors and the Children of Mary, which will get under way at 1:30 p. m. Miss Betty Raimo, captain of the Juniors, has signed up Teresa Ficeto to pitch for the Juniors. Teresa has been very accurate in turning back many teams for St. Joseph's Team this season, and thinks she will do like wise on Sunday. The Children Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11

The Town Plot Minstrel Show will be held this evening at the Mount Carmel Community hall under the direction of Henry Del Pc. Included in the group of solo, ists are Anne Rocco, Anne Monta- gano, Richard Grappone. Champ Siconolfi, William Macelia, Jane Pirronne, Sonny Racia, Carmela Beigantino. Anthony Demeis. Jose phine DiVito, Anthony Steere. Rose mary Miro, John Grappone, Olga Ciarlelli, Lucille Colucci, and Nich- olas DiBenedictus.
 The chorus consists of Fanny Cortigiano, Lucy Cortigiano, Charles Tutalo. Daisy Nara, Mike Parziale, Nick Cariola, Romeo Pavio, Mike Cortigiano, Mary Cortigiano, Ange- line Tutalo. Janet Fisher, Anthony Jamele, Tillie Nara, Joan Lepon, Marie Devino, Mary Cariola, Babe Mangini, Lucy Valento, Marie Sed- fila, Claire Lepon. Connie Mangini, Lucille Juliano, John Mahaney, Joe Montagano, Joe Angelicola. Marie Sacco, Carmela Faressa, Dorothy Rocco. Angelo Parziale, Glare Gra- vato, Madeline Jamele, Pauline Sic- onolfi, Marie Nara, and Dan Mar ano.
 Miss Marie Apalucci will be mis- tress of ceremonies, with Ernie Gufa and Jimmy Grove as end- men. Anne Valento will be the &C., companist for the show. Robert Per- rella and Adolph Mangini will be the ushers. The show starts at 8 p. m, and dancing will follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
NEW SCOUT UNIT
 FOR WATERVILLE
Casper Davis Post, Amer-
 ican Legion, to Sponsor Troop for Community

A new Boy Scout troop is to be formed in Waterville, which will be sponsored by the Casper Davis post, No. 136, of the American Le- zion. The new troop will be the only one in Waterville. Eight boys have received their registrations already, and in addition 1t is ex- pected that several boys will have qualified as tenderfoot scouts by the time the charter installation for the new troop is held. This is ex- pected to be some time in Septem- ber. The new unit will be desig- mated as Troop 31 of the Mattatuck council. ..
 The personnel of the troop as present constituted Is as follows:
 Scoutmaster, Ronald E. Benson; troop committee chairman, F. T. Hoadley; other members of the troop committee, E. L. Platt, T. F. Goggin, c. D. Northrop; scouts, Robert Albon, Harry Clark, Louis J. Dadario, Donald Lyons, Wendell McKennerney, William Maher, John Martin, and Arthur Seidel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11

grounds in the shadow of the un- completed structure of the famous National Shrine to St. Anthony To- cated at the very peak of Atonement Mount.
 It being the second time in the history of the society, that the pulp lie will be admitted to witness the investiture, it Is expected that over five thousand persons will take ad- vantage of this rare privilege. Spe- ciaf pilgrimage busses will leave Waterbury on that day and the present indications are that over four hundred from the Brass City will make the pilgrimage.
 On the following day August IS, young Brennan will enter the Novit- fate where he will remain for one year and day, spending that time in prayer, meditation and learning the rule of the Franciscan Order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
What, No Taxi! Defendant w aite d for Police Car to Transport Him
 to Court.

The police department doesn't offer taxi service, Judge Edward Mascolo informed Frank MonZillo, 49, of 58 Catherine avenue, in city court this morning.
 Monzillo had been notified to appear in city court yesterday to answer a non-support charge. He failed to appear, however, and was ordered arrested.
 This morning he explained to Judge Mascolo that he thought the policeman would call for him and drive him to the City Hall.
 Judge Mascolo, continuing the case to the 24th, told Monzillo: "If you don't show up on that date, I'll send a police car after you but it'll take you to New Haven county jail"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
THREE HUNDRED
 KILLED IN INDIA

Allahabad, India, Aug. 1l.-(UP) Three hundred persons were kill ed, it was estimated today, in floods which inundated villages in the United Provinces. Nearly 10000 vil- lages were flooded or isolated, dis patches said, ard villagers went about the streets in boats. Railroads were affected.
 Thousands of peasants were mov- ing toward railroad lines. seeking shelter in freight sheds and coaches. Others took refuge in public build ings in villages.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11

Mary, on the other hand, claim they have an ace in the hole so that any thing may happen, despite the fact that the Juniors are heavily favored, Both teams have won 6 and lost 1 SC far this season. Louis Rocco is coach of both teams assisted by Pat Ciampi, Louis Cellozzi and Joseph Martino. Angelo Miro is in charge of publicity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
NOvitiate

Brennan, native of the Brass City, attended Hendricken grammar school and was graduated from Crosby high in 1884. His dad is well known in the insurance business of this city, employed by the Pruden- tial as a special agent.
 In one of the most solemn and edifying ceremonies in the Catholic church, young Brennan, with twelve other young men, will be accepted into the Novitiate for the mission ary priesthood in the Society of the Atonement, youngest branch of the Franciscan Order The investiture will be held on the monastery
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
AUXILIARY HOLDS
 SOCIAL SESSION

The Pontelandolfo Women's so- ciety held a meeting at Moose hall Tuesday evening, at which time Mrs. Margaret Ponsella was initiat- edinto the society.
 A social hour followed the meet ing, for which the arrangements were made by Mrs. Angie Sforza, as- sisted by Mrs Dora Gugliotti, Miss Edo Mancini, Miss Emily Parlo- piano, Miss Phyllis Parlopiano, Mrs. Anna SforZa, Mis- Marie Sforza, and Miss Lena Rinaldi
 The president of the society, Mrs. Enrichetto Longo, presided at the meeting. The next regular meeting will be Tuesday, Sept. 13.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
STONE HURLED IN
 NEICHBORS' TILT

Vera Chernoff, 40. of 37 Vine street, charged with assault and breach of the peace. received con- tinuance of 60 days. She allegedly struck Steve Krochenko, neighbor, with a stone yesterday.
 Frank Nauickas, g. of Southbury. charged with reckless driving, re- ceived a days continuance The case has been pending since last December.
 Thomas Levesque, 34, of 377 South Main street, charged with breach of the peace. was fined $5 and costs. He was placed on probation to pay the fine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
LISTED AS SUICIDE

Providence, R. l., Aug. 11.-(UP) Police listed as suicide today the death of Edward F. Tierney 54, of 1863 Rittenhouse street,, Washing ton, D. C., who was found dead from a bullet wound in the head in a bedroom at brothers home yesterday. Beside the body was a pistol.
 Tierney, employed in the legal division of the Agricultural Ad- justment Administration, had come here to recover from a nervous breakdown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
Public To Witness
 Friars' Investiture
Waterbury Youth Among Candidates For Brown
 flabt-5,O00 Visitors Expected For Ceremonies

John Brennan, 18, the son of MT. and Mrs. John Brennan of 62 Wal nut avenue, Waterbury, will be in- vested in the brown habit of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement at Graymoor, Garrison, New York, Sunday, August IA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
ALL DUE TO A WASP

Oakland, Cal. (UP) When wasp flew into the drivers compart- ment of an Oakland-San Leandro bus, Wendell Faubion naturally took a "sWipe" at it. Result: lost con- trol of bus; it crashed into electric light standard; two passengers in- jured; fate of wasp, nknown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
Town Plot Troupe
 In Minstrel Show
Eighteen SOlOists Feature Program Arranged By Di
 rectOr-Bl0ck Dance Monday

There is to be huge block dance on Monday eveing at 7:30 p. m. in front of St. Joeph's church on John street, Brooklyn. Any amateurs who wish to complete for the prizes donated by variou Brooklyn mer-
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
MURIERON OTRAS DOS
PERSONALS EN- A

Orlando, abril 2.-Fallecie-
ron aver otras dos personals a
las cuales Sc inyect6 ell "Ensol'
la Sra. Lydia Morrison, de 49
anos. Y C. S. Pore, de 65, los
dos vecinos de Orlando.
Con estas dos nuevas desgra-
cias Sc elev6 a nueve ell numero
de victimas. Cuatro mujeres y
un hombre contin1an en- grave
estado.
Ell suero APPLICABLE aqui 10 adj
quiri0 ell DR.. Neal de un labora-
torio de F~iladelfia, no del DR..
Cornell, ell inventor, que reside
en- Ell Canada.
HASA aver no supo ell DR..
Neal que la medicina Sc habfa
hecho en- Flladelfla, aunque con
la formula del DR.. Connell, pero
bajo otro nombre.
Sc ha podido saber por medic
de las autoridades federales que
solo siete medicos americanos
compran del DIR. Council, direc-
tamente, ell suero que este IA
brica.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02

En- ell peri6dico "Terre Nou-
velle" Sc ha publicado una carta
Ifirmada por J. Jezeque, pastor
del cristianismo social, en- Ia
que despues de hablar de los crf-
menes que Sc han cometido en-
Asturias por las tropas de Fran
co, crimenes que espantan a to-
da conciencia honrada agrega:
"La voluntad popular mani
festada en- las elecciones, per-
fectamente normales, habia ms
taurado la Rep1blica en- Espa-
ma. De conformidad con la ley y
con sus propias convicciones,
los c~iudadanos ~espanoles esti-
maban que tenfa ell derecho de
defender la legalidad y su liber-
tad de conciencia, frente a otros
espanoles, rebeldes sublevados,
que, ademas lamaban en- su So
zorro, abri&ndoles la puerta de
la patria, a fuerzas extranjeras.
Combatieron lealmente. al
series adverse la suerte, Sc les
debi6 aplicar a los soldados ven.
cidos. Pues bien: en- vez de ESQ
Sc les ha fusilado en- masa, sc
les ha ejecutado sin piedad. va
wan muchos millares.
Esta ferocidad Sc explica por
la voluntad reflexionada, con-
certada, de los "blancos", de ami.
quilar a todos los republicanos,
de suprimir toda simiente de re.
publicanismo. Lo q. no sconfir.
ma que los que han sido asesina-
dos cayeron por sus ideas, por
sus convicciones que ell 1nico
crimen que Sc les puede imputai
es un delito de conciencia, ca
so de que Ell tener ideas Sc consi.
dere como I'm delito.
iHasta tai punto hemos llega-
do! Y los Gobiernos de los PAT
Sc sllamados democraticos, en-
donde Sc alardea que existe Ii.
bertad de opinion v de concien-
cia, 10 permiten. Lo Sc porque
pertenezco a un grupo de HON.
ores Que, en- un pals democratic
co, han hecho esfuerzos desespe-
radios para q. Sc inpidieran las
horribles represalias.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
UN GRAN E~STABLECIMIEN
TO
Ventilation moderna

Hicimos aver una vista al
gran OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
de |. w. Phillips, uno de los
mejores del sur del pals, situa
do en- la calle de Morgan al
sur.
Ventilation especial Sc ha
puesto en- ell espacioso edificio
Y es una delicia estar ALI.
Ell mas moderno de los Sis
temas de aire-enfriado, una
de las especialidades de la
comtpania Phillips, Sc ha pues-
to en- TODD ell edificio.
Estar ALI Sc como estar en-
ell campo o en- las montanas.
/. w. Phillips sirve con in
negable eficiencia a Tampa y
la Florida, y ALI la colonia la
tina es siempre bien recibida.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
NICK c. NUCCIO
COMISIONADO
DEL CONDADO
Por ell Distrito Mum. |
Ha servido fie'mente al
pueblo latino.
PRIMARIAS DE MAYO 3
P e MISO PARA CONS
TRUTR Ell PUENTE DE LA
AVENIDA ~HILLSBOROUG

La secretaria de guerra de los
E. U. bajo una orden firmada
per ell ~secretario Wodring, auto
RIA la cons rucci6n de I'm puer-
te sobre Ell rio Hillsborough, en-
la ayenida del mismO nombre,
como parte de la carretera n1-
nero II.
La noticia Sc recibi6 aver
en- esta ciudad por mediacion
de un delegado que la CANA
ra de Concrete de Tampa tie
ne en- Washington.
Los planes para la construc
ci6n del puente fueron apro-
bados, despues de varios jul
clos pdblicos, por la Junta de
Carreteras del Estado.
FL nuevo puente sera mayor
que ell actual y ell condado ten
dra que adquirir la terra ne
cesaria para las estribaciones.
La Junta de Carreteras, por
SUI parte, promote veriffcar la
obra dentro de pocos meses.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
DE VISTA EN- TAMPA UN
VICEPRESIDENTE
DEL TRUST

Tn native de Stella que por
sus msritos ha llegado a vice.
presidents y director de ven :
tas de la American Tobacco
Co., corporation conocida pOr
Ell Trust, Ell Sr. Vicente Riggio,
Sc encuentra de vista EN- Tam
pa.
Riggio vino a este pals EN-
1882 y asegura que Estados
Unidos es Ell paraiso terrenal.
Los negocios del Trust, Sc
gun sus palabras, son ~exceaen-
tes Y continIan aumentando
en- importancia.
Asegura que para llegar al
consumidor no hay mejOr me-
diO que IL propaganda en- los
pexiSaieOa.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
L. ! ~ ! F. F.! !
Plan de disqualification aprobado por
Ell Comite de Hospital del Municipio
Sc fijara una quota mensual de $500

Ell Comite de Hospital de la
ciudad de Tampa ,presidido por
ell Sr. Clarence E. Holtsinger, a
prob6 y di6 a la publicidad un
plan de disqualification para per
sonas de pocos recursos, a ba-
Sc de $500 como Quota mensual.
Holtsinger compareci6 aver
ante los comisionados del conda-
do y present6 IN amplio infor-
me, asegurando que el plan no
sera administrado por Ell Conf
tie, sine por una corporation sin
fines gananciales.
mo Sc trata de un plan de me
dicina por contrato, sino un
plan de disqualification, por me
dio de una Quota mensual, que
va ha sido probado con exito en-
New York, Cleveland y otras
ciudades.
Estos grupos, tai como fun
cionan en- esas ciudades, cuen.
tan con 10000 y hasta 100, OOC
asociados.
FL enfermo puede escoger me
dicos y enfermeras, dentro de
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
LOS TENDRAN
QUE INSCRIBIRSE POR
ORDEN DE HITLER

Londres, abril 2.-La emba-
jada alemana, con ell DISCARD Pc
culiar del regimen nazi, di6 aver
la notieia de que los alemanes
residences en- Inglaterra sc ha-
Han obligados a inscribirse en-
su oficina, 10 mismo que los ma
tivos de Austria. Hitler sc pro-
pone asi vigilar las actividades
de los alemaneS en- Ell territorio
ingles.
Los papeles de inscription sc
llenaran en- la embajada y en- los
.consnladOs.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
Una carta sobre los fusilamientos fascistas
I'm ~cristiano social pregunta como no Sc han al
zado ante tanto crimen las iglesias que en- OK
ford proclaman la lbertad de conciencia
en- Asturlas

Y Sc nos respondi6 que los
Gobiernos no podfan hacer ma
da. De intervenir Sc desencade-
maria la guerra. iPodrfan llevar
a la muerte a millones de hon.
bres para salvar a unos milla-
res?
No estoy convencido de la ex
celencia del razonamiento. Pero
sea admitamoslo. Pero, admiti-
da, me vuelvo hacia otro lado y
digo:
W las Iglesias cristianas que
hacen? Elias no tienen response
bilidades gubernamentales; Sc
encuentran en- libertad de pro-
ceder.
Sc fusila a millares de hon.
bres unicamente por sus convic-
clones. iQue hacen las Iglesias,
que, en- Oxford, proclaman tan
noblemente que Juno de los ele-
mentos esenciales de un mejor
orden internacioal es la libertad
de conciencia"?
Sabiendo que esta libertad
era odiosamente violada, Use
han alzado en- un movimiento u
nanime? lD6nde estan sus ener-
gicas protestas?
ST alguien las ha dido que ha-
BILE.
De su silencio sacamos la con-
clusion de que solo reclaman la
libertad de conciencia para E.
Has.
LES que no tienen NADIA que
decir cuando Sc itrata de la liber-
tad de conciencia de otros?
Espero la respuesta de las
Iglesias cristianas.-JJ Jeze-
quiel, vanguardista del cristia-
nismo social.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
sENADOR Y ~ASPIRANTES
(Viene de Ia sc)
PETER PEN

mado a los lectores por ninos a
los que Sc puede poner a dormir
muy equivocado.
Sc preocupa mucho por los
hombres de negocios, mas o me-
nos sucios, por industriales v
manufacturers; a los obreros
de las Industries, y trabajado-
res del campo, ique los fulmime
I'm rdyo! Llama al Honorable
Senador Claude Pepper "seUo
de Coma" de la administration.
iPor que?-He aquf la conltes-
taci6n dada por ell mismo Sena-
dor Claude Pepper:
"Acepto ell tftulo de "sello de
coma prometo Y me compro-
meto a seguir en- la lucia, com
batiendo por aliviar los sufri-
mientos de la humanidad oprimi
da, por mejores viviendas, ali
mentos mas nutritivos, vesti-
mentas de mas abrigo v mas hi
gienicas, mas facilidades para ell
recreo del cuerpo y ell espiritu,
de TODD Ell pueblo americana, y
no de unos pocos solamente, y
promote continuar luchando por
mas altos jornales y menos no
ras de labor para Ell humilde pre-
letario."
Ahora, lector consciente, es-
tudia la palabreria de los aspi.
rantes al sillon senatorial que
hoy ocupa ell Hon. Claude Pep
per, y las tersas y honradas de-
claraciones de este en- favor del
pueblo.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02

las limitaciones que Sc fijen.
La aplicaci6n del plan Sc pom
dra en- vigor ofreciendole a los
empleados del municipio, macs
tros y despues a otras profesio-
mes ,oficios v colectividades.
rTenemos la esperanto de
llegar a 100000 socios en- un pc
riodo de dos amos"
La sociedad medica del conda-
do, por medic del DIR. Jose w
Taylor, su presidente, simpati-
"a co mel proyecto; pero Sc reu-
Mira ell martes a analizarlo y dis
cutirlo.
Habl6 tambien a favor de 81,
eStimando sera de gran benefit
clio para la comunidad, ell DR.. T.
G. Nelson.
Pertenecen al comite de hos
pital dos conocidos ciudadanos
latinos, Ell Sr. Ramon Fernandez
Rey, fabricante de tabacos y pre-
sidente del Centre EspanOl, y e
Sr. Massari, banquero y alma
cenista de where's.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02

Una extension telef6nica a Ia
cocina o cuarto de dormir econo-
mia incontables pasos Y no cues
Ia mas que ell valor de un sello
de correo al dfa.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
" HAOIA TEXAS
Ell RYAN

Jacksonville, abril 2.-Custo-
diado por la policia va hoy en-
canine del condado de Archer,
Texas, Frank ]. Ryan, de Tam
pa, un corredor de acciones pc
troleras.
Los papeles de extradici6n va
habian sido firmados por ell go
bernador Cone, cuando ell indi-
viduo fue detenido por ell sargen
to de detectives Branch.
Contra el hay pendiente una
causa, en- Texas, desde 1882.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
UNA MUJER
MA do A LUZ CINCO
~CRIATURAS

San Salvador, abril g. DID
aver a luz cinco ninos, todos con
vida, la Sra. Mercedes Escobar
Andino, una campesina de la al
dea de Cuyuapa ,departamento
de Sonsonate. FL gobierno ofre-
cera protection a la madre y las
~criaturas.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
ESTADOS UNIDOS Els
Ell PALS DE LA HEMBRA

Toxic, abril LA novelista
iaponesa Haruko 1chikawa ex-
pres6 aquf la opinion de que Es-
tados Unidos es ell pals de la
hembra y que cast es una desgra
cha ser ALI var6n.
"La hembra americana es or
gullosa Y arrogante. Ell hombre,
ante ella, estimido hasta ell pun
to de la idi0tez.
LOS RECHA-
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
FALLECIO LA DECIMA VIC
TINA

Orlando, AbriI LA deci-
ma vicima del suero "Ensoi",
niyectado por ell DR.. Neal, fa-
llecic hoy por la mafiana.
Sc llamaba E. F. Bolte, de
~ amos, retirado vicepr esiden
tie de la International Harves-
ter Company.
Ell resultado de las autop :
sias y analisis del suero Sc da-
ra a conocer la semana que
viene.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
LA ORQUESTA SONORA ES-
TRENA

Manana, en- Ell Picnic del
Centre Asturiano, estrenara
varias nuevas pleas la orques
Ia Sonora, dirigida por ell pro-
fesor Victor Gonzalez.
Las composiciones que van
a ser estrenadas son: TRINA,
pasodoble; Tu Carino, tango,
y Trelerole, pasodoble.
En- la fiesta del domingo es-
ia orquesta tocara en- la sala
baja.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
MATRIMONIOS

Joe Spicola, 80, y Ercel Virgil
MIA Mitchell, 10; Leonard Den
%, y Edith Gets, Fl; j. D.
jr., 21, y Lucille Nc
Clellan, 81; Austin Duke, 81 Y
Evelyn Lodge, 10.
La gaceta., 1938-04-02
LARGA DISTANCIA

Pone amigos y parientes de dis
tantes ciudades tan cerca como
nuestro telefono.
Las tarifas son bajas despues de
las 700 P. NJ. Y TODD ell dfa del
domingo.