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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
Free Prizes Given At
Studio Opening Tues.

The rfblic Is cordially invited to
attend the open house of the O..
Henry Studio in Durant next Tues
day which is located in the Powder
Puff Beauty Shop. You are invited
to call between the hours of four
and six o'clock and examine the
new studio which is equipped to ham
die portraits, kodak developing and
any other feature OF the picture
line.
Guests from Lexington, Tchula,
West, Pickens. Goodman, Sails and
other surrounding communities are
especially invited to visit the studio
according to Mrs. Henry. proprietor.
Each guest will register and may
receive one Of two prizes given: first
one 5 X Z tinted portrait; second, s
3 X 5 pictures.
Tell your friends about the studio
and bring them with you to its first
open house on Tuesday afternoon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
Employment Service
Office In Yazoo
City Reports
Services Rendered For
September Listed;
Counties Served

Here Is the record of the Yazoo
City office of the Mississippi State
Employment Service for the month
OF September.
Placed in jobs with private en-
ployers-205 persons.
Placed in Public employment-1S5
persons.
Interviewed as new applicants for
jobs-259 persons.
Re-interviewed as old applicants
,07 persons.
In addition the Yazoo City office
took II instruments and GOT weekly
continued claims for job insurance
payments from the Unemployment
Compensation Commission.
This office serves Yazoo, Holmes,
and Humphreys counties
OF the 2O5 persons placed in private
jobs during September, 176 were men
md 20 women. The leading kinds of
business in which placements were
made were; Agriculture and forestry
manufacture Of chemicals and retail
distribution.
The leading occupations in which
private placements were made were
cotton pickers, heavy factory labor
err, retail novelty salesperson, and
warehouse men.
Employers throughout the state
are rapidly beginning to use the val
liable free assistance that we have
to sffer them in finding qualified
employees" explained Raymond L.
Sullivan, director of the MSES. when
workers are needed, the employer can
get complete line on what persons
are available by writing, telephon-
ing or visiting the local employment
office or itinerant interviewer. We
shock through our files and show
ham what applicants we have who
possess the training and experience
he desires. Then the employer Sc
lects the individuals he would like
~ have referred TO him for an in
terview. This procedure saves trou-
BILE, expense and hard feelings for
both the employer and employees"
broughts in.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
Durunt District Holds
Group Conference

The Durant District Group Con-
ference of Central Mississippi Pres.
byterial met in the Presbyterian
Church, Winona on October IL. This
included women representatives from
the following towns: Durant, Good
man, Kosciusko, Lexington, Sails
Tchula, Walden. West and Winona.
Reports. information, messages from
Presbyterian officers and inspiration
al addresses comprised the program
of the day.
Lunch was served at noon by the
hostess Auxiliary and Kosciusko in
vited the group for the meeting next
fall.
The Durant Woman's Auxiliary was
represented by the following ladies:
Mrs. Horace Weir, Mrs. William e.
more. Mrs. Sandy King, Miss Belle
Wallace and Mrs. j. r. Tackett.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
S340, 900 Received To
Dote By County Farmers

$4,000 have been paid out to
Holmes county farmers to date in
annual subsidy payments on the 1887
cotton control program. The checks
started arriving last Wednesday.
About $4,000 more is expected to
arrive in any mail and will be dis
tributed by County Agent T. NJ. Will
Hams and his workers as soon as 1t
gets here.
Around $4,000 has been distributed
in the immediste vicinity of Durant
10 date. Checks were distributed
here last Tuesday, Friday and SstH-
day and on Wednesday Of this week
by Mr. Williams.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
H. J. {. Students Stort
Work On Debote

The Junior College question for de
bate this year Is: Resolved: That all
electrical utilities should be govern
mentally owned and operated. Ma
terial owned and operated. Material
has been ordered and work on this
question will be well under way with
in few days. The students taking
part in debating are: jeff Douglas,
Wilbur Thomas. Thomas Donald, and
Misses Laura Gwin, Louise GregS and
Ruth McKibben. Miss Jessie Van
osdel, head of the English Depart
aent, has charge of this work.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
Prominent Citizen
Passes in County
Ed Anthony Rites Are
Held In Pickens;
Interment Here

Funeral services for Ed Anthony,
SO, Pickens, who died at his home
there Sunday night at ten o'clock
following lengthy illness, were held
Tuesday morning with the Rev. W..
F. Marlborough in charge.
Mr.. Anthony was born and reared
in this county where he was always
considered good business men, cit
izen and had a large number of
friends. He was a member Of the
Baptist Church.
The deceased as q young man mar
ried Miss Daisy Williamson, Durant
girl. and for many years they lived
here where he was engaged in bus
mess. They moved from Durant to
Vaughn where he was in the mer-
cantiie business. From Vaughn they
went to Pickens where he had q mer-
camille business for several years He
was also a successful farmer, operat-
ing a place in Yazoo CO -nty about
five miles from Pickens.
DR.. w. F. Marlborough, pastor of
the Baptist Church, officiated, assis-
ted by the Rev. T. B. Bragg and the
Rev. E. w. Ford.
Maxwell and Owen were In charge
of interment in Mizpah cemetery IN
Durant.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Dali
sy Williamson Anthony one son, Jack,
of Missouri; two daughters, Mrs. Fran
ces White, who is teaching in the
Jackson schools, and Mrs. Martha
Montgomery of Pickens.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
B. & P. W. Club To Hold
District Meet At TchuIo

District l of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club will hold
their regular fall meeting at Tchu,a
Sunday October 16, in the High Schoos
auditorium. The meeting will open
at 10 O'Clock, with the clubs from
Canton, Vicksburg and jackson be-
ing on TIE program. Clubs in Dis.
tl-ct No. | are Canton, Jackson. Du-
rant, Vicksburg, Kosciusko. Licking
ton and Tchula.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
Nine Dwellings Will Be
Erected In Holmes

Contractors are invited to submit
bids on nine dwellings which will be
built in Holmes county under the
supervision of the Farm Security Ad
ministration.
Plans and specifications are on file
in the F, s. A. office in Lexington
located in the Watson Building.
A co,nplete proposal is posted 1T
he courthouse and the T. S. A. of
flee.
Bids will be opened at two o'clock
On Friday October %.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
Circuit Court Is
Adjourned Until
Monday, OF. II
Number of Cuses Are
Disposed Of: List
Of Jurors Given

vi SuIOIS 0uVcU
Circuit Court of Holmes county con-
vened Monday and took up the CIV
il docket set for this term.
Jurors serving this week were as
follows:
Petit Jury No. 10. d. Hooker,
Theo Moses, Earl Covington, T. A.
Barrentine, Irby Ellington. Y. b
Bruce. W. L. Davidson, G. F. Down
er, w. A. Shanks, D. c. Lundy, K. D.
Henry, Lem Mcbride.
Petit Jury No. p. w. Roberts,
G. M. Anderson, s. H. Upshaw, o. c.
Powers, Wilson Tate, Louis Ellison,
Lee Peacock, Otto Wallis, ]. B. Ables,
A. B. Kelly, ]. D. Neaves, e. e.
Brown, Jr.
The following cases came before the
court:
Monday, October 10. 1898
Wilbur A. Thomas VS.. Reliance Life
Insurance Co. settled out Of court.
Cicero Pepper VS.. Minnie Glover,
oSSSAC0 0AAu SO6t0 paul.
Philip Werlein VS.. J. e. Bunch,
judgment by default for $313.10.
Coffield & Moore Mfg. Co. VS.. H.
L. Jones, continued
National Bank of Commerce vs.. J.
N. Hall, ct al, continued.
International Shoe Co. vs.. H. Bow
man, ct al, continued.
Great Atlantic Shoe Co. VS. H. Bow
man ct al, continued.
r. A. Wgley vs.. J. T. Parkinson,
settled and costs paid.
C. T. Charles VS. H. w. vandiver,
cast dismissed.
Ike Triplett VS.. w. c. Winston, ct
al, case settled and dismissed.
Mrs. Myrtice Brown vs.. Miss. Po-
wer & Light Co, continued.
Sinclair Refining Co W. g. B. Lizard,
continued. ~
Bank OF Houston VS.. C. N. Thorn,
continued.
D. B. Tasker VS.. J. j. Kazar, con-
tinued.
Sidney I. Herrin, minor, by next
friend, VS. L. B. Spencer and Standard
Coffee Co., motion for costs sustained
and bond fixed at $50 and 60 days
allowed in which to give bond and
80 days in which to plead after bond
is given.
w B. Wgley VS.. Lexington Coca
Cola Bottling Co.. q corporation, non
suit
State of Miss. for use of Carrie
Sample ct ais, VS.. Maryland Casualty
Co. ct ais, non-suit.
Emmett Grantham VS.. Glen Clo-
thier, settled and costs paid.
Mrs. Mabel Jay ct ais VS.. I. c. r. r.
Co., motion for costs sustained and
bond fixed at $4,000 and 60 days al
lowed in which to give bond and 80
days allowed in which to plead after
bond is given.
Minnie Scrivens ct al VS.. Y. & M.
v. r. r. CO., non-suit.
Tuesday, October IL, 1888
John Tye VS.. Arkansas Fuel Oil
Co., non-suit.
Chattanooga Medicine Co. VS.. Miles
Ray, member of the firm, Ray Bro
theirs. non-suit.
General Motors Acceptance Corp.
VS.. 0. L. Early, jury and verdict for
plaintiff for $393.1s and per cent
interest.
w o. Thompson VS.. Saints Home
Industrial School of Miss, Judgment
by default for $35396.
Wednesday, October IL, 1888
Bank of Cruger VS.. l.. A. Allison,
order.
James Haygood VS.. Dudley Cox ct
al, continued
General Electric Supply Co. vs. Dan
G.. Pepper, continued and so days
allowed in which to plead.
Merchants and Farmers Bank VS.,
H, B. Jordan, continued
Wilbur@A. Thomas VS.. Lamar Life
Insurance Co., order
Bank of Cruger VS.. j. A. Chapman,
continued.
Butler Bros. VS.. The Flower Co. ct
al. continued.
The court was then adjourned un-
til Monday, October IT, at nine o.
clock.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
U. D. c. To Sponsor
Silver Teu

The u. d. C. will have a Silver
Tea in honor of ]. z. Georges birth.
day Thursday, October 20, from 8
to o'clock. in the home of Mrs.
r. L. Cooper.
Everybody is invited to come. A
nice program has been prepared.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13

w. NJ. Kimery, Holly Springs, has
returned there after visiting his daugh
ter, Miss Matte KimeIy.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
through
Hazel :
Eyes

The writer was awarded a fifty
dollar bill at recent banquet of
the Mississippi Press Association In
jackson for her editorial written on
the Mississippi Free State Fair.
We told Mayor Walter A. Scott,
who presented US the bill, that we
had heard about fifty dollar bills and
we thought we had seen one befcsS
but we had never owned one. It Is,
for u.s. a distinctly new pleasure.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13

the Mississippi Press Association In
jackson for her editorial written on
the Mississippi Free State Fair.
We told Mayor Walter A. Scott,
who presented US the bill, that we
had heard about fifty dollar bills and
we thought we had seen one befcsS
but we had never owned one. It is,
for us, distinctly new pleasure.
Seriously, to all our friends and
readers who have called us and Of
fered congratulations we want 20
"thank YOU We appreciate more
than we can express in words your
kindness and generosity.
From the members OF the Twen-
tieth Century Club we received this
telegram: I'VE extend to you our
hearty congratulations for winning
the prize editorial. We are proud
of you and appreciate you as the best
editor Durant has ever had, as
citizen and as friend" Signed: Men,
bers Of the Twentieth Century Club
This tribute Is too fine to be de-
served by anyone. We can only say
we appreciate Vt from the bottom OF
our heart. It 10 the incest compli-
ment we've ever had paid us, all the
more precious because 1t comes from
home folks, whom we are trying to
please.
October els Is being celebrated
as National Business Women's
Week" The slogan, "A Better Bus
mess Woman for Better Business
World Is being stressed in 1,546
clubs over the country to mem
bership OF $4,000 women.
This Is a far cry from the days
OF the World War when women were
not even allowed to vote. Women
have steadily advanced from year
to year until today they are at work
in almost every field of business and
professional activity.
No longer Is 1t fashionable for q
woman to take up her entire time
with pink teas and card parties.
1t il a practical world and woman
has slowly but surely advanced to
stable and important position In It.
There Is much prattle about equal
right for women. We do not be-
lieve many intelligent young mod
erns really care about equal rights"
They know that II they pursue their
course to the best of their ability
without complaining and without too
much ado about 1t, they get so much
more than so-called equal rights"
Heaven Withhold the day when we
don't get more than equal rights!
Dorothy Dix, the oracle Of wisdom
regarding love affairs. advises young
girls that contrary to popular opin-
ion, clothes DO make the man. You
can look at a mans personal appear
ance and tell just about what de-
gree OF success he will obtain in this
world as well as his character and
disposition, she says.
As usual. Dorothy Dix, is right
There are exception to all rules. of
course. but seldom do you come across
an unshaven. unkempt. solvenly man
who isn't the same in manners and
character. Rarely does he amount
to anything in this world and he's
certainly no beauty.
We never could understand why
men expect so much Of woman
appearance and go around themselves
booking like something the cats
brought in.
Modern recipe for popularity: eve
don't know the author)
"You kissed and told
But that's all right.
The man you told
Called up last night"
Holmes BULLDOGS Defeated
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13

Modern recipe for popularity: owe
don't know the author)
you kissed and told
But that's all right.
The man you told
Called up last night"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13

Report of Grand Jury of Holmes
County at and For Regular October,
1898 term Of Circuit Court in said
County.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13

The Grand jury was composed Of
the following: E. X. Frost. H. B..
Powers. M. O'Reilly, Guy Campbell,
W. G. Lowe, Robert Duke, L. F..
Browning, George Reynolds, HI. Hall.
w. M. Evans, Earl Lucas, S. c. Her.
rim. Sam Maggie. w. NJ Holder,
Floyd Ellis. James Shanks, L. A.
Allison. w. A. Ramsey. foreman. f.
w. Farmer, Fred Tyson.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
LOS PIRATAS ELIGIERON A
SU NUEVO REY Y REINA

Anoche, en- votaci6n secreta,
que no Sc dara a conocer hasta
ell dia l de febrero, los piratas
de Gasparilla eligieron a su nue.
vo rey y reina.
La votaci6n Sc verified en- ell
palacio del ayuntamiento.
Votaron los piratas, ademas
de por Miss Jean elmer, Mary
Frances. Swami, Sam Davis y
David Falk, del ano pasado, por
las Srtas. Graciela Corral, Judy
Farrior, Margaret Cannon, Pes
gy NsMiohael, Gwendolyn Obs
rry, Mazda Riddle, Frances To-
mas, Mary Elizabeth White, v
los j6venes William C. Gather,
B. M. Harrison, M, ], Hulsey,
jr., T. Paine Kelly, jr., Joe Ma
son, Clyde Perry, Alfonso Regar
y James F. Taylor, Jr.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
BANQUETE DE LOS DEMO.
CRATAS

Esta noche Sc celebrara, en- ell
hotel Hillsboro, ell banquete de
los dem6cratas del condado, con
motive del Dia de Jackson. Mas
de 400 cubiertos han sido sepa-
radios.
Los comensales escucharan
por la Radio ell discurso del pre-
sidente Roosevelt, que empezara
a hablar a las $50.
Cody Fowler sera Ell maestro
de ceremonies.
Ell discurso principal de la no
che, en- cuanto a la localidad, lo
pronunciara ell Sr. Stafford
Caldwell, de Miami.
En- TODD ell estado Sc efectua-
ran A comidas, todas con Ia mis-
ma finalidad.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Sc DA POR PERDIDO Ell AE
ROPLANO DE BOMBARDEO

Washington, Enere 8.-La
marina da va por perdido Ell ae-
roplano de bombardeo, de 25 to-
neladas, que desapareci6 ante
aver.
Durante la noche mas de 80
barcos mantuvieron la b1squeda
y en- la manana de hoy Sc les u
nieron $50 aeroplanos, sin result
tado.
No ha sido encontrado ell ca
daver del cadete Scott F. Haw-
kins, de 20 amos, que Sc cay6 de
su aeroplano cuando buscaba OIL
aparato perdido. Ell paracaidas
del cadete Sc abri6; pero al lie
gar ell cuerpo al mar Sc hundi6,
no pudiendo ser recogido.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
.'DERROTADOS LOS FACCIO :
sos EN- Ell FRENTE DE LA
CIUDAD UNDERESTIMATE

Madrid, Enero 8.--Los faccio
SOS lanzaron un ataque en- la Gu
dad Universitaria, siendo derro-
tados. Las ametralladsras y mor
teros de trineheras funcfonaron
durante algun TEMPO.
La artilleria leal bombarde6
tambien las posiciones del enc
migo.
Tn aeroplano italiano, de la
base de Palma de Mallorca, de-
j6 caer varias bombas incendia
das en- Barcelona.
La artilleria antiaerea repu
olicaAa derrib6 un aeroplana fas
| ,ista, en- Sagunto. Ell aparato 81
3aundi6 en- ell mar.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
ALGUNOS REPRESENTAN :
TIES PREPARAN UNA NUE.
VA LEY DE A MI
NIMO

Washington, Enero S.-Un
grupo de Representatives. del sur,
responsables de que no Sc haya
aprobado todavia la ley del sa-
lario mfnimo, prepare, segdn e.
Representative McReynolds, de
Tennessee, I'm nrevo proyecto
de ley.
Los representatives pretenden
que los patronos de una deter
minada industrial rsuelvan, 81
|forman mayoria, 81 es necesaria
la aplicaci6n de los niveles fede-
rales a su industrial,
Este dejaria a los trabajado :
res a MERGED de la clase patro-
nal.
La conferencia de gobernado-
res del Sur, en- contraste, tom6
acuerdos a favor de la legisla-
ci6n recomendada por ell Presi-
dente.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Espana.-Entre cuatro astu-
rianos juntamos 500 pesetas y
las mandamos a Barcelona, ell
Centre Asturiano, para los re-
fugiados.
Como uno de los asturianos
es pagador del battalion, aquf es-
ia ell recibo. Al mismo tempo Ell
Centre nos hizo socios y me man
daron an ~escrito de saludo para
los hermanos de Tampa.
FL MANANA me tiene enfa-
dado. LIE escribi muchas wees
al ministerio de tranSporte so
bre los tabacos Y siempre... tar
de o nunca.
Y al subsecretario de Propa'
ganda lie mande 7 pesetas par:
que las hiciese dinero asturiano
en- papel, ". MANANA...
Manana..., dfas y dfas Insists
porque ss un bien para la pro
paganda.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Almuerzo q Bale

Sc efectuara manana Ell al
nnuerzo y bale organizado por
ell Centre Asturiano con motive
de la toma de possession de la nue.
va directiva.
A las 1890 Sc servira Ell al
muerzo, al que asistieran cente-
mares de personals.
Mas tarde, a las $3.50, comen-
cara ell bale. I'm programa ex-
celente, de primer orden.
Muchas personals de relieve
han sido invitadas.
Los que deseen asistir al al :
muerzo deberan Separar sus Gu
hiertos per telefono.
Exito SECURE.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08


I'll CoNite Executive de La
Verbena del Tabaco Sc reunira
Ell martes en- la oficina de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor.
Para esta reunion han sido CT
tados los presidentes de las so
ciedades latinas que anuaimente
| colaboran con La Verbena.
Tambien Sc Informant de la
posibilidad de importar atrac
clones para las grandes fiestas
que Sc preparan.
Suplfcase la asistencia.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Estoy con ell segundo Bata-
lion de la Brigade XIV. Llueve.
Dfa oscuro, h1medo Y frfo.
Escribe "titiritando'... La
|frialdad ejerce innegabie in'
fluencia sobre las ideas.
Mas Sc lee y escribe en- vera
no que en- invierno, sobre TODD a.
qui.
Con ell frio ell sentimentalis-
mo suhe, asi como Ell mercurio
'baja...
Sentimentalismo, nostalgia,
passion.
Tenemos por AGA, en- estos dias
mas poetas que ~matematicos.
En- las trincheras Sc cuentan
por docenas los poetas recien'
nacidos. Muchos de ellos apren-
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Por Farinas me mandan re :
Icuerdos los cubanos que estan en-
Albares. Los aprecio en- 10 que
valen y desde aqui Sc los devuel-
vo. Quiera la buena suerte que
volvamos a ~juntarnos, 81 no en-
las trincheras en- la marcia
triunfal.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Ell TEMPO

Tendremos frio en- la noche
de hoy y en- la manana del do
mingo. Bajara, segdn ell calculo
de Mr.. Talbot, hasta 80 grades.
Pidese a los duenos de naran-
jales y agricultores que escu-
chen los boletines que Sc leeran
por la radio.
Ell cielo Sc mantendra claro
en- las venideras SO horas.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Matinee

La Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Espanol celebrara manana
otro bale matinee.
"Don Francisco" estrenara
pleas que ACADIA de recibir, TO-
das del gusto de la juventud.
La activa juventud esta segu'
"a del exito.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
LOS NINOS ALEMANES A
A BOXEAR

Berlin, Enero Sci comisio-
nado de boxeo del Reich ha dis
pueSto que todos los ninos ale
names aprendan a boxear.
Todos los ninos deberan ms
cribirSe en- Ell nuevo sistema de
organizaciones b~oxisticas del
pals.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Ramon Pr

Sigue recluido en- ell sanatorio
del Centre Espanol ell querido
viejito Ramon Pi.
Sc lie atiende con ell mayor cui
dado. Con frecuencia Sc lie oye
cantar, como 81 NADIA lie hubiera
sucedido.
Todos deseamos sn complete
establishments
En- las fiestas de las socieda-
de su ~presencia es una nota de
optimismo Y de algeria.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
SeveqinO Qa&ntGmilIa

SeUe71nO QaMntGMatLG
Regres6 de la Habana, donde
pas6 las vacaciones, este queri :
do amigo.
Estuve hablando Quintanilla
con varios espanoles adinerados
y todos hacen alarde de fascis-
mo.
Los espanoles leales no gritan
en- p1blico; pero los facciosos 81.
Ell "Diario de la Marina" alta
ca diariamente al gobierno repu
blicano y legitimo.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Una RectifiSaci6n

Debemes hacer constar, acla-
rando un error que aver come
limos, que Ell donativo de la so
ciedad Acci6n Gallega fue dc
$4,000.
Ell dipero 50 encuentra va en-
la tesorerfa del Comite Popular
Democratico, donde Mariana Re
drfguez 10 recogi6.
La entrega Sc hiGo, como dill
mos aver, por Pedro Villadon :
ga y JESUS del Rio, presidente
y secretario.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Llueve Y ell frio es intense
Els por ell amor a la vida que
somos mas humanos.---. mas dull
.ces en- ell sentir, mas sinceros en-
el amor.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
SdINdo

BESIDE Ia Habana nos SalCda
Il querido amigo Juan Molina y
su inteligente esposa.
Molina estuvo a despedirse de
nuestro director, del cual es an
tiguo amigo; pero no pudo ver-
lie.
Agradecemos 81 cortesia y lie
reiteramos Ell afecto de siempre.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
DESDE LA ESPANA ANTIFASCiSTA
Para Ell Centre Asturiano de Barcelona
(Por Jose Garcia Granell)

dieron a leer y escribir aver.
Tiene ell Jarama sus cantares.
derivados de IN drama "soffge.
lado'.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
Tn Tgleysn MetOdiStG

Ell Rev. J. A. Phillips predica-
"a manana en- la iglesia Meto :
dista de West Tampa.
Tema de su sermon: "Y Je :
s1s avanzaba en- sabiduria y en-
estatura, y en- favor para con
Dios y los homhres."
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

I'm escolar quinto, en- las trim
cheras de Madrid, Joaquin Mar
tt Anton, manda para ustedes
I'm saludo.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Aunque la poesia NADIA tiene
que yer con oil cafe, nj tampoco
los cantares, mentalmente Sc
idealiza una taxa de Moka--~..
Que bien nos vendrfa hoy una
ta2a-..- y un puFo---.. Sorbo y
fumada; fumada y sorbo---
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
InLiGm del R0YriO

Retornara hoy de la Habana
este buen amigo. Pas6 en- Cuba,
la terra tan querida, los dias de
Navidad.
Sea bienvenido.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Roma, Enero s.-La nfeve cal
da durante la noche paraliz6 eli
transito.
MuchaS personals r~esultaron
lesionadas.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
NOTAS SOUAIE

Damos la bienvenida a Seve-
rino, que es un leal Glen por cieH
to y cumplido caballero.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

BESIDE Ell Jarama tie escribe
Y aunque no recibo carta,
Quiero que sepas, Marta
que en- ell Jarama vivo.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Y como es Currito, digo yo.
meti6 la pata.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

ST me quieres escribir
va sabes mi paraders,
Secci6n de ametralladoras
Primera Lfnea de fgego.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08

FRlO EN- LA CAPITAL TIA
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