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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Im 5l5 sHFPHERp : .aE ST; NW.cIEAN, ..: E cozYi
month. Columbia O346-J ~ %'''''
LINCOLN PARK. 1873 18th ST. S.E.-3
large communicating rooms, continuous hot
water. refrigerator. phone.
f., 3 rms, bath, hall. storage space; beaut.
and completely furp. for housekeeping: ex-
sds csan fs Mooasy ssfs ssa sa phones
SOME FREE RENT, OTHER INDUCE
dishes silver, Met. s7al til pm. is:
1913 ARLINGTON RIDGE, VA.-THREE
private entrance. three exposures. detached
house; $4,000, incl. heat Toll burner. elec.,
gas Frigidare. unlimited phone; no chill
jackson 1906
1406 FRANKLIN ST. NE ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath. southern exposure,
sft4ao furashed spufe pupons 1855 phone
YOUNG WOMAN AND BROTHER SHARE
eHAsrhRFoN syfs rfhPR SYe APTs e1sshe9 ladies or men,
1921 SHERIDAN ST. N.W-2 ROOMS,
kitchen and semi-priyate bath. Frisldaire,
nicely furnished; genties, IL
a7la WISCONSIN, ROOM, KITCHEN
ette. dinette everything new. Apt. 6-B.
2222o7 goth ST. NW.-ELEGANTLY FUR
nished for 3; best location in city. North
2l.o G ST. N.W-FURNISHED APART
ments 50 weekly, S35 monthly; no extras;
convenient location.
THE APT. THAT is LIKE A BUNGALOW: 3
exposures attractively furnished . bed
rooms. living room. kitchen. bath. Mass.
ave. Wesley Hghts. bus, Glover Park bus.
and Wisconsin ave. trolleyD 2712 Wis
consin ave. n ".
7O9 NEWTON PL NW-FRONT ROOM
kitchenette and bath; private home; S2s
a month. IL
1876 KENYON ST. NW.-LARGE LIVING
furn; gas. elec., heat; $40. Randolph 2O36.
TAKOMA. d. C-2nd FLOOR: 3 BRIGHT
rooms, kit; pvt b., ami, phone; reduced
Branch rd, Georgia 1855. Near cars
1918 ST. NV ROOM. KITCHEN
and bath; gas, ,elec; and retg, on house;
LARGE ATTRACTIVE ROOM AND KITCH-
en-. automatic oil heat. elec.. gas refg..
ch.w.; SIS Inquire 6.5 East Capitol ST.
WILL SHARE MY NEW APT. WITH
couple. $50 mo-, or room and board for
gentlemen. 3lS 10th ne. Line. 1898
TILDEN SESSION CONGRESS
or longer, desirable nicely furn.; 5 rms,
bedrms., bath shower. extra lavatory.
l02-D. Phone Woodley 533i
FURN N-APARTMEN'rS- -UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL 81 sf'' NEW YORK EVE AVE NV. NV. 4'2S e.
APARTMENTS -FURN.-UNFURN
Free Car Service-Eve, Woodley 0603
1910 Vermont Ave. Room "1'. Natl. 1884.
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CONN. AVE.-3221.
R., K, B.. Shower. Foyer. Elevator S67 so.
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Outstanding Values


Two-Family Home
III GA X St. N.E.-Si5.OO
iii Five rooms, . kitchens and bath: hot
iii water heat. electricity.
1915 G st. N.E,-S5O.
Living room, dining room, 3 bed
rooms Kitchen and bath. = screened
iii porches.
III Semi-Detached
III 4i1O Chesapeake st.-s51.BO.
II Drive out Wis. Ave. to River Rd.,
west on River Rd. TO Chesapeake.
iii reception hall. living room, dining
Id room. bedrooms, kitchen. bath. 5
Ill porehes: garage; rear yard
Il Excellent Location
II 435 Decatur st. N.W.-s85.OO
iii Living room, dining room. 3 bed
II rooms. Kitchen and bath; elec. refrig-
Grafton; rear yard: 2 screened porches.
III AT Decatur St. N.w.-s15
Rec. hall living room. dining
room, 4 bedrooms, Kitchen and bath; g.
tub. b'osdd sns oes Fl :une,y 1s,y
Il yard; convenient to schools; excellent
transportation.
Il Near 18th and Park Rd.
I'LL A1~o oHAWVVu N'V-AATBt NOME
H Living room. dining room. 4 bed
Ill rooms. baths. kitchen; two-car ga
Hi rage: Frigidaire; screened rear porch;
Ill laundry tubs and extra lavatory In
II basement. $1,000.
In Petworth
II Two.Family Home
Ill Ala FarraGut St. NV.
II Colonial home; rec hall. living
Ill room. dining room. bedroom, kitchen
II! with elec. REFRIGERATOR lxt a.; com.
iii plete bath In basement; living room,
iii dining room. bedroom, small inclosed
iii porch. kitchen and bath, second floor;
II oil burner and garage: large rear yard.
III 403 Delafeld Pi. N.W.-s5,.5O
Living room. dining room, 3 bed
rooms. Kitchen and bath. 2 screened
iii porches.
Large Home
III 1890 Illinois Ave. N.W.-S7oBO
Semi detached. rec. hall living
iii room. dining room. bedrooms,
kitchen and bath, pantry. screened
rear porch, large rear yard. 2-car ga
rage. oil burner, eiec. refrigeration.
1904 K CAFRl1Z Dl. $3.50
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1921 LINCOLN RID NE,
tNr. r. T. ave)-6 rms bath, . porcbes
rear one incl: h.-w.h.. metal garage, Cali
Shep. 1871 or Wis 5N ~
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APARTMENTS UkFURkISHED.
(CnnftpuoI
CORNER APARTMENT

CORNER APARTMENT.
:. Screened roams chca Porsh~Frse , Refrigeration;
porch. ,S62 30; half block Mt. Pleasant car
rne Hsiiasst iSsi ksNYoN knsshassT "a Apt; w e.
4524 IOWA AVE. NV APT. 2.
2 rms kitchen. bath; Frisidaire on
S2uif n Sh&NKL &SNstKLef! sfG 1oa, 7th ST NV
THE FULFoRp, 25ls 18th ST.
Large Light Rooms and Bath. Porches,
W. io9;kw9cn p5assd t9 Suit TIN Tenants q " w O.
sns ONLY ONLY S3s :5o-ApuLTs ONLY.
spacious Room, Kit. Bath, Porch.
50l, 18th ST NE.
refriiReration; heat. janitor service: in fine
coholtlon. Very reasonable Apply janitor.
LARGE SCREENED PoRCH-S45.
bath, porch; "a Block Mt. Pleasant car 'r line.
Res mgr. Apt. 22. 1898 Kenyon st. NV.
1908 CONN AVE. NV.
=. Eight.story elevator bldg, walking dis
tance OF downtown; electric refrigeration
on house current. Two rooms, kitchen,
path: $4,000. See resident manager on
FRONT APARTMENT OVERLOOKING
HOCk CREEK PARK; foyer. living room,
bedroom, dinette; modern kitchen and bath
wit with shower. $50; refg. free: elevator
"R1cHEL1EU" 1850 HARVARD ST. NV.
FIVE LARGE ROOMS
Excellent Condition. Near 18th st.
5O1 Park Road.
W P. LOCKWOOD l410 II NV. %
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ROOMS FUR. GUkFUR.

$50 RANDOLPH ST. NW-Lovey front
room: suitable for gentlemen to share, or
WORKING couple Columbia 3052-J.
COLORED.,3 large rooms and bath for
ccolored settled people. 6l0 L ST. Sc. near
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1895 w ST. S.E.-SS week single. $3.50
double; phone service.
1884 MASS. AVE. NW-Large. comfortable
rooms for men and women; recreation
room, plenty of good food; reasonable.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1927 10th st. NV.
-Beautlful rooms. private Semi-private
bath; excellent meals: reasonable.
1776 MASS. AVE. NW.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable.
DIABETICS AND OTHER CASES where
proper feeding is important; bright. sunny
rooms, beautiful surroundings. Woodley
1929 X ST. NW-Beautiful, large, front
rm, double or triple; semi-pvt. bath; also
single rm.; selectlye menus. Reasonable IL
1919 VERMONT AVE. downtown-Select
front. suitable two; best food, chw; $3.50
weekly each. Also single. Met. 1904.
1913 HOBART ST. N.W-Lovely room,
semi-priyate bath: home privileges; deli
cious food: congenial home. Adams O212.
49,
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"9l3 26th ST NE
rms. bath, gar, large cellar h.-v.h..
cleo. gas 3 bedrms, RECEIPT. hall. Also
NO Schley ave, Hyatts rms, bath,
h.-Wh: eIec gas, gar. Rents reas Apply
.u}l r. !. ave. ne. Dupont 4gr5
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

LEADER IN sTANpARps oF F'tsI SERVICE. sIsfV FL
F0Op AND FgRNISHINGS NOWHERE
CONSISTENT COMFORT, SECURITY AND
DIGNITY OF ADDRESS. WE INVITE IN
SPECTlON AND COMPARISON PHONES
IN ALL ROOMS. TRAY, LAUNDRY AND
BELLBOY SERVICE. COUNTRY CLUB.
TO S55. 90 PER MONTH
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"THE MAURY.'

7o1 10th st. n.w.-1OO beautifully furn
rooms. running water near showers and
tub baths. tnner-spring mattresses eleva-
tor: single rooms, 81 week up: double
Evening star., 1938-12-09

CHEVY CHAsE-cLEvELAND PARK
we invite your inspection Of our beauti-
~! homeS. to rooms / TO 3 baths
LESLIE d. MEASELL. Adams 1853 o.
e2lO HALL PL; NV. tWIs. AVE. AND w
oi@ '.,i@o rms, bath. ami, rear porches
- JOHN QUINN CO., INC,
Loi I3th 81. NV. Dist 5l45
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APT, LIVING ROOM, l OR
bedrooms. dinette. kitchen, bath; suitable
!or = ADULTS and boy. IA. Will pay $40
per month. Prefer Northeast or Northwest
section. Box 351-E, Star So
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2818 WISCONSIN AVE.
Near Mass: ave. On high terrace. Nine
rooms, baths built-in garage: neW-house
conditlom auto. heat refg.: finished attic:
!ul!y insulated. OWNER, Woodley 1899
1871 KENYON ST. NV.
Brick. rms. a bedrms). Ia baths,
reg gar: screened porches, yard; S12 so
DIXIE REALTY CO Nail SSSo
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

able one or two: oil heat: near bus; board
optional 941 N. Highland St
FURNISHED FRONT BEDRM, next to bath,
suitable 2; board optional; new brick home
oil heated. Chestnut 2SS6.
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DESIRE FURN. ROOM in private home,
kitchen privileges; for adults and child, 4; Z;
NV. section. Box 29-D Star
RETNEp, M1DDLE-AGED COUPLE wish
1urnisheo room, kitchenette or kitchen
prlVileees. State price. Box BILE, Star
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE COUPLE wish liv-
ing quarters, in exchange for any part
time duties. Box 330-E, Star
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S.. s.5O0-ARRANGED AS TWO APART.
MENTS, each with kitchen and bath Row
Spring I'd. Contains rooms 2Iz baths,
maids room and lavatory in basement
automatic heat and refrigeration, Zeal
brings owner-occupant S65 per mo- from
fine tenants BOSS a. PHELPS NATIONAL
$500 EVENING. PHONE MR.. DRISCOLL
OToo
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MARVELOUS BUY IN 4-BEDROON
BREUN1NGER- BUILT HOME 18th and Co.
lumbia rd. section-This is an opportunit!
that comes only once in a great while. Thi!
home is % 1T. wide. semi-detsched. fac!ns
SOUTH automatic gas heat; extra largi
rooms onnd fireplace and attic. Priced ,undel
inspection. Cali MR. SAMPSON. Natl
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG MAN desires room with y meals
dally preferably private family and garage
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NEW ALL-BRIcK BUNGALOW. So. $50.
Five spacious rooms. full-SiZed attic
suit > lge. rms. and bath: full high-ceilins
basement. tile bath modern kit. HOUSE
caulked. screened and weather. stripped
conv. to everything, = blocks from stores
schools and trans: street paved and paid
low down payment and easy, terms. 7l5
GiSt ave. Silver Sp. Md. Call Shen. lHll
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Near Chevy Chase Circl

NtaT CheVy Chase ClrcIe.
This new. detached corner house Is on
Of the outstanding buys on today's market
Dining room 13x17: irst,foor lavatory
ment also has a fireplace. Finished ant
heated attic; gear garage. Near schools
Easy terms. Phone O. r. MlkKELSON !
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

56l3 14th ST NW-DETACHED BRICK
. large rooms complete baths three
car detached garage. weather-stripped anc
finished basement al floors oak. Pittsburs
auto: water heater Priced for quick sale
OWNER, 5TO4 l4th NV
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A CORNER. DETACHED HOME IN Ex-
cellent NV. section-a rooms, . baths
5orsh 55orehhes in perfect ,e,I ,e,,Indi,ion, Rent re-
CO 1871 X st NV tA',Nr1
Evening star., 1938-12-09

NEW GRuVER- BUILT HOMES. 22Ii Tc
22il 3ath pl. NV. Glover Park-Go Il
Wisconsin ave. and 37th ST., west to 3att
place. Six rooms bath, recreation room
automatic heat. insulated, etc. Open dali!
until pm Low price easy terms D. c
GRUVER. owner builder National l1a1
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ROOMS. UNEURNIsHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1898 18TH st-AttraC
1--WE SIuolo room, fireplace, large close
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BEST OFFER RuYs

btci or DO
Chevy Chase, D. Crow brick, 4 bed.
rooms N baths, reconditioned. oil heat
garage. transportation, schools. 1924
A. st St NV Emerson 4Oh6
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81 900 WILL BUY EQUITY ABOVE FIRST
TRUST in a nice center-hall detached home
in the best section of Chevy Chase Md
3 bedrooms oil burner, elec refrigerator
garage beautiful trees Call MIR. DENTON
Natl. "O4O. Evenings, Woodley 4444.
Evening star., 1938-12-09

BETHESpA--1DEAL- HOME JUST LIKE
new-3 bedrooms 2 baths; near schools
and shopping center 500
CYRUS KEISER Jr
OIL WIS. Ave Woodley 1871.
Ewes Woodlpy 746S
Evening star., 1938-06-04
METROPOLITAN AREA
BUILDING INCREASES
Prince Georges Issues Permits
for $402, ,531 in Construction
During May.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, June A.
Building operations in the metropolis
tan area of Prince Georges County
for May showed a decided increase
over previous months, according To
Herbert Roby, building inspector
One hundred permits were issued,
with total cost of construction Of
S4o2,53l. This amount included the
airplane propeller factory to be erect
ed at Riverdale, Md. at cost Of
$4,000 by the Engineering g. Re-
search Corp, with c. H. Tompkins
g. Co. as builders
Notwithstanding this item, there is
an increase over the previous month
of approximately $4,000 in construc-
ton valuation. Permits for 81 dwell
ings were issued, the largest of which
Is the home OF E. ]. Dorrelle at Col-
lege Heights, Md. for $4,000.
The building inspector is calling at
tention to those who are contem-
plating erecting stands for fireworks
that permits must be obtained from
the Office here. Temporary stands
only will be permitted, which must
be removed within five days after
July 4.
Evening star., 1938-06-04
CIVIC BODY VOTES
UNDERPASS FIGHT
Midcity Association to Seek
Abandonment of Project
for Thomas Circle.

The Midcity Citizens Association
voiced unanimous opposition to the
proposed Thomas Circle underpass at
a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee Of the association last night.
The vote came after Lloyd D.
Smoot. assistant to Capt. H. w.
Whitehurst, director of highways OF
the District, had explained the en-
tire project. Mr. Smoot told the
meeting that each lot on Massa-
chusetts avenue between Thirteenth
and Fifteenth streets NV. would be
shortened and trees would be taken
up. The $530,o00 appropriated by
Congress would be available July /,
Mr.. Smoot said, adding that he ex-
pected actual work to begin Oc-
tober !.
8 Lanes for Traffic.
The plans, Mr.. Smoot explained,
call for eight-lane traffic on Massa-
chusetts avenue-four lanes under
ground-two lanes for surface traffic
and two lanes Of parking. Widening
of the street would be necessary, he
said.
A. J. Driscoll. president of the as
sociation, said the meeting was called
to obtain an opinion of the project.
He extended to non-members the
right to vote on the question. At a
motion by F. B. Hoffman, the meeting
voted unanimous disapproval.
Committee Appointed.
Mr.. Driscoll appointed a subcom-
mittee to study the question and
confer with the District Commits
sioners to learn the possibilities Of
effecting compromise or abandoning
Evening star., 1938-06-04

the project. The committee named
was r. J. Hoffman. chairman: Judge
Wade Ellis, w. T. Collier, Mabel e.
Crissey. J. H. Fravel and Mrs. w. j.
Flood.
Z. L. Davis. representing the Ma
tional City Christian Church Of
Massachusetts, Avenue, said his or
ganization was vigorously opposed to
the project and would form COM
mittee OF opposition to accompany
the committee Of the association to
the District Building to voice pro-
test.
Mr.. Fravel characterized the mis-
sion as hopeless, contending q civic
group could not override Congress.
Evening star., 1938-06-04

rs as inspector Of ordnance il charge
at the Naval Powder Factory, In
dianhead, Md.
The Navy Department also an
nounced that Capt. Ernest w. Brown,
Navy Medical Corps, has been ordered
detached from the Navy Medical
School here about June IA and as
signed to duty at the Washington
Navy Yard, and that Capt. william
L. Mann, jr, Medical Corps. will be
detached from duty at Quantico, Va.
In july and assigned to the Fleet
Marine Force, San Diego. Calf.
Evening star., 1938-06-04
brick garage, 4105 Eighteenth street
NV; to cost $500.

East Gate Lodge, No. "a, r. A. A. NJ,
2029 Rhode Island avenue NE, own
ers; Barnard Beard, builder; to erect
metal garage, 2o31 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE; to cost 5000.
A. Roster. 1929 Lawrence street NE.
owner; Economy Siding g. Roofing Co.,
builders; apply siding, 1929 Lawrence
street NE; to cost $3.50.
r. s. Marshall, 2009 Franklin street
NE, owner: Economy Siding g. Roof
ing Co., builders; to apply siding, 2009
Franklin street NE; to cost $3.50.
L. L. Crippen, 14l5 Geranium
street NV, owner and builder: to in
close porch, 1920 Newton street NV;
to cost 5000.
Richard c. Painter, Catonsville, Md,
owner; Interstate Roofing e. Siding
Co, builders; reside dwelling and ga
rage, lit Rittenhouse street NV; to
cost $487
H. Dahlquist. 4s0l Forty-ninth
street NV. owner; w. C. and A. N.
Miller. 1ll9 Seventeenth street NV,
builders: to erect covered porch, 1901
Forty-ninth street NV; to cost $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-06-04
STRIPES FOR WALLS
Color Of Horizontal Widths
Darkens in Descent.

A new and decorative wall treat
ment in which paint is applied in
horizontal stripes is effective in mod
ern interiors. Usually about five
stripes are used, beginning with a
stripe at the ceiling Of light shade
and deepening the color of each stripe
until the floor line is reached. A
narrow stripe of a still darker color
may be used to divide each stripe if a
more striking effect is desired. This
should be applied after the entire sur
face is dry. Before painting in the
wall stripes, strips of masking tape
should be applied to insure even lines,
the first, third and fifth stripe filled
in. and, when dry. the second and
fourth added.
Evening star., 1938-06-04

While rice Is q universal food to
almost all classes of people in the
Orient, oddly enough 1t Is semi
luxury to 10000. 900 poor people liv-
ing north OF the Yangzte Valley in
China. Millet is the staple food in
that locality and rice Is eaten only
on festive occasions.
Evening star., 1938-06-04
Law VS.. Cream Puff.

MADISON, Wis. Up).-Attorney Cen
eral Orland s. Loomis mas ruled that
cream puff without cream is no
cream puff.
So all imitation cream puffs must be
taken off the market.
Since cream, either whipped or as
part OF the filling, is a necessary ingre-
dent OF cream puff" Mr.. Loomis
ruled, "the so-calied cream puffs are
being sold in imitation of another
article"
Evening star., 1938-06-04
COMDR. T. E. CHANDLER
ASSIGNED TO CRUISER
Son Of Rear Admiral Goes tc
q. 8. s. Nashville as Executive
Off3cer.

officer.
Comdr. Theodore e. Chandler, U.
8. N, recently relieved of duty as
assistant naval attache at the United
States Embassy in Paris, has been
assigned to duty aboard the new
cruiser. q. s. 8. Nashville. the Navy
Department has announced.
Comdr. Chandler is now visiting his
father, Rear Admiral Lloyd H. Chand-
Ter. 1924 Tilden street NV.
He was ordered to the Philadelphia
Navy Yard in connection with the
fitting aut of the new cruiser, which
is to be commissioned Monday. At
that time he will become executive
officer OF the new warship, which
is to be commanded by Capt. william
w. Wilson, detached from duty May
La gaceta., 1938-07-29

horrores que ~padecemos, itie-
men conciencia y merecen adn ell
tftulo de hombres ?"
Y con respecto a la genie de
teatro-a cierta gentuza de tea
tro, por supuesto-el insigne Be
navente ha dicho eStas otras pa
labras, que acusan ademas, un
desprendimiento muy propio de
el, porque afecta a la perception
de los derechos de autor, cosa
que cuidan hasta ell ridfculo, au.
torres como Marquina, Arniches,
Sanchez de Desa...
HE escrito y sligo escribien
do a cuantas personals conozco
en- ell mundo. Les repito en- car
tas particulars 10 que digo en-
pGblico. He enyiado directamen
tie cartas a muchos artistas, &C.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29

torres Y actrices, que fingen
Greer que no estoy al lado de ID
Repdbaica, como 81 me creyeran
capaces de traicionar a mi pa
tria. Les he censurado, con las
mas duras palabras, SUI conduc-
ia. He prohibido que represen-
ten mis- obras los c6micos que no
estan en- estos instantes con Es-
pana y su pueblo. Sc que silen-
clan estas declaraciones directas
de mi sentir. Me asombra que
algunos puedan seguir repre-
sentando mis- comedias. Espero
la bora de la paz para repetir a
esos enemigos de Espana ell pro-
fIndo desprecio que siento por
ellos. No Sc trata de ideologfas
en- este momento. Sc trata de Els
pana y de los principles elemen
tales de la humanidad. IComo
puede Greer nadie que yo este al
lado de ~quienes han hecho inva-
dir por tropas extranjeras la
terra en- que he nacido y la bonn
bardean de la manera inconce-
oible que 10 hacen?".
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
LA JUNTA CONJUNTA ES-
Ia NOCHE.....
(Vieme de la Ia. pdg.)

a mano, molde, maquinas, ma
quinas de bonchar, rolado, y
trabajadores de sistema de
competencia; sera de 40 horas
por semana, consistiendo de 8
horas por dia, por 5 dias; pc
70 ell manufactured puede a
su conveniencia, trabajar A no
ras adicionales en- ell sexto dia.
Las horas regulares de traba-
jo para Escogedores, Despali-
lladoras, Rezagadores, Anilla
doras, Fileteadores, Celofina-
doras y Dependencies, en- Guam
to a las horas por dfa y dias
por semana sera fijado Y de-
terminado, como Sc provee en-
ell Articulo 5, Seccion 2 de es-
tie Convenio.
Articulo d. = Secci6n 2. -
(Opcional.)
Para ell prop6sito de una dis
tribuci6n equitativa del traba-
jo en- tiempos muertos o flo
jos, el Empleante primero redu-
cira ell n1mero de dias de ira
bajo a A dias por semana y a
8 horas por dfa. 81 a pesar de
esta medida, ell Empleante en-
cuentra la reduction de su
personal esencial, en- consulta
con la Union lie sera permit
do ell reducir sus fuerzas de a.
cuerdo con los requerimien-
tos de su negocio.
Secci6n 3.-Si ell Empleante
suspendiera parte o TODD su
personal debido a falta de ira
bajo, al reanudar ell trabajo,
al Empleante no lie sera per
mitido Ell emplear nuevos ira
bajadores hasta que no haya
puesto a trabajar a todos sus
!empleados regulares.
Use entiende que los futu'
ros trabajadores de Temporal
da o tempo de trabajo abun.
dante, seran los ~empleados des-
de Septiembre IL a Diciembre
Is de cualquier ano, y no Sc
ran considerados como traba.
jadores regulares.)
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
LLAMADA DE JACINTO BE-
NAVENTE A LOS INTE-
DEL MUNDO

Jacinto Benavente, ell emf
mente d~ramaturgo espanol a
, quien los facciosos, en- su mi
SCRABBLE propaganda de misti-
ficaciones y embustes dieran
muchas veces por muerto, ase-
sinado por los "rojos'', ha re-
sidido siempre, desde la fecha
del levantamiento miiitar,
t~ranquilamente, en- territorio
de la Rep1blica y no ha per-
dido oportunidad de condenar
energicamente la sedici6n y de
declarar su ferviente adhesion
al gobierno legal. Su voz, voz
de calidad por la autoridad
mundial de que disfruta Ell
ilustre escritor, y porque es la
voz de un eminente Intellectual
espanol que ~prefiere seguir la
suerte de su patria a vagar
por ell mundo in1tilmente, sus-
trayendose a compartir ell dolor
de su pueblo, ha vibrado repe-
tidamente, con acento calido,
por la justicia y ell derecho de la
Repdblica, Y condenando los cri-
menes que contra ella Sc vienen
cometiendo.
Pero sus ultimas declaracio-
mes, las recientemente transmit
tidas por ell cable, superan en- a.
centos tragicos, porque revelan
ell supreme desgarramiento de
su dolor y gentlemen una conde-
naci6n furibunda al desprecia-
BILE mundo de los indiferentes y
de los impasibles ante la igno-
miniosa invasion y ell martirio
de Espana.
He aquf las ardorosas pala-
bras de Benavente:
"Los peligros y dificultades
de la guerra han fortalecido mi
sentimiento republican,. Pre-
fiero MORN aplastado por las
bombas antes que postrarme a
los pies de los invasores. NADIA
podra hacerme ceder. Escribo a
los amigos que tengo en- ell mum
do, intelectuales, dem6cratas,
hombres libres de los numerosos
paises que he visitado, diciendo-
les que trabajen tenazmente pa
ra la ayuda al pueblo espanol,
ell cual no solo lucha para la e.
Xistencia sine para la libertad v
la cultura universities. Muchos
luchan va avaros de nuestra eau
sa. Otros no quieren Or nuestro
lamento, que debe encontrar eco
en- todas parties, donde laten CO.
raZones humanos. Quienes desde
leios contemplan impasibles los
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
Picnic de Picnics

W
Gran actividad Sc desplegara
a partir de la tarde de hoy.
Hay que llegar a la marca de
1000 personals para ell almuer-
20, y ell exito depende de las So
ciedades, logias y Ell Comite Fe-
menino.
Anoche hubo gran movimien-
to en- ell Centre Obrero y Sc rim
dieron cuentas sobre mas de
1,40O cubiertos.
Recuerdase que no sc vende-
ran tickets de almuerzo en- ell te-
reno, porque ell ano pasado al
gunas personals Sc quedaron sin
conner a causa de la venta de Ill
TINA bora.
A los de apetito exagerado
tambien Sc les recuerda que es-
ia es una fiesta de carload, no
para servir dos o tres platos a
cada individuo, que desee conner
mas que los demas.
Dicese que ell ano pasado un
gracios0 comic tres wees, mien-
tras otros se quedaran sin co :
mer.
81 aviso Sc 10 damos a los que
GUSTAV de exagerar.