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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-07-01
VIRGINIA LEWIS ENTER
4 TANNED l

Miss Virginia Lewis, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis, 2817
Elliot Ave. So, was recently enter
tanned at a surprise birthday din
ner given by her parents.
An ivory enameled radio was
among the many lovely gifts. Miss
Marianne PEBBLES and Mrs. B.
Henderson entertained with must
cal selections. =
Other guests were the Misses
Ruth Pittman, Virginia Powell,
Dorothy Watley and Erma Claridy;
Messrs. and Mesdames O. J. Thorn
ton, Robert Payne, Geo. Hall; A. C.
Owens and Samuel Lewis; Mes
danes Mamie Steele, Ada Steele,
Essie Wyatt, Essie Arnold and
Mr.. Arthur Hardness. D
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SPONSORED 81
THAT TIRED FEELING

With the change of seasons we
are apt to find ourselves abnormally
tired without quite knowing the
reason why. We often let tiredness
pile up until suddenly and without
warning we find ourselves on the
verge of exhaustion. Missing that
extra hours sleep one night seems
unimportant but, continued night
after night, it mounts up and leaves
its mark, not only on our faces but
on our spirits as well.
The consistently tired woman is
never very happy. Haven't you
sometimes noticed that everything
seems wrong, that your spirits
have reached new low, and yet
you can't put your finger on any one
thing that is causing such worry !?
When those dark moments come,
stop and check up on your physical
condition. How much sleep have
you had in the. last week? How
regular have your habits been?
There you will usually find the root
Of your trouble.
a ClreQ woman never looks ner
best. When you look in the mirror
and are suddenly startled by that
ravaged look, there is no use open
ing your cosmetic closet and ex-
pecting to repair the damages of too
much wear and tear with creams
and powders and lotions. They do
help, Of course, but only superb
cially. You've got to work from the
inside out to be truly radiant. No
amount of mascara can put the
sparkle back in eyes that feel like
two burned holes in a blanket. Lack
of sleep, for some reason or other,
makes the skin feel dry and rough.
A good cream will help but you
can't expect it to do the whole job.
Tired skin and tired eyes are an in
vitation to premature wrinkling.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-07-01

Miss Harriet Lane, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lane, 1925 No.
Emerson Ave., was recently award
ed a scholarship to the Summer
School for Office Workers in Chi
cago, Ill. The School is sponsored
by the Affiliated Schools for
Workers, Inc, and will be in ses-
sion for one month starting July
3rd.
Miss Lane is active in youth
work, church activities, and civic
organizations throughout the city
and state. She is at present secre-
tary of the Working Girls Council
who put forth great efforts in help
ing her to obtain this scholarship.
The Council has been sending ap-
plcations to the acceptance COM
mittee of the Summer School for
Industrial Workers for two years.
Up to this time no applications had
been selected.
The Alumni and acceptance COM
mittees of these schools are direct
ly connected with the Y. w. C. A.,
and it is said that Miss Lane is
the first colored girl to represent
the Minneapolis Branch of the
Y. W. C. A. at any of these out
of-town gatherings. She will leave
for Chicago July LIST.
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BRIDGETTES

Mrs. w. D. Brown, 6O8 East 18th
St., was hostess Tuesday after
noon, June %, to the Bridgette
Club.
First prize was awarded to Miss
Mildred Shull, second to Miss Bur-
RE Carmichael, and Mrs. Howard
Curry won third.
Miss Blanche Patterson of st.
Louis won first guest prize and
Miss Erma Ratliff of Wichita,
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Studebaker Sales
Offering Real
Car Bargains

Studebaker Sales, located at 1416
Hennepin, Minneapolis, is offering
in this issue unusual used car bar
gains which almost defy descrip-
ton. T..LGs-A >sf ~
A special feature of the Stude-
baker Sales offer this week is No
Finance Charge, No Interest for 8
months offered to car purchasers
who take advantage of the fine
buys on display there now.
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NORTH CAROLINA VISITOR
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Katherine L. Smith and her
daughter, Miss Essie r. Mason,
2441 Fifth Avenue South, enter
tanned at dinner Friday, June "a,
honoring Mrs. Anna 0'Kelly, school
teacher, of Raleigh, N. c., and her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Price of this city,
with whom she is visiting.
Other guests were Mrs. Maud
Canty, Miss Ophelia. Canty, Mrs.
Mayme Battles, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Washington, Mrs. Chas. Curry,
Mrs. C. w. Force, Mr.. and Mrs,
o. J. Thornton, Mrs. E. L. SIMS
and Mrs. Ella Washington.
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Bid-Rite Contract Club

The Bid-Rite Contract Bridge
Club met Saturday, June 25, at the
home of Miss Evalyn E. Kelly of
$50 St. Anthony avenue. A de-
icious supper preceded cards. First
club prize was won by Mrs. Nor
man H. Howell, second by Yours
Truly, and the BOBBY by Miss
Kelly. The next meeting will be
Thursday, July Z, when Mrs. Nor
man Howell of 953 St. Anthony
avenue will be hostess. Miss Villa
dene Eastman was a proxy for
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By Estyr L. Bradley
S52 st. Anthony Ave.
ENGAGED

The engagement of Miss Cert
rude Lucille Embree, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Embree,
sos Carroll Avenue, to Lapercell
l.. Greene, son of Mrs. Carrie E.
Greene, 655 Rondo ST., was an
nounced last week by Miss En-
Dree's parents. .
Plans for the wedding which is
expected to be this fall have not
been completed.
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Credjafawn Party

Invitations have been issued by
the Credjafawn Social Club for its
annual summer dancing party
Thursday, June 80, at the Columbia
Chalet on Central avenue north
east in Minneapolis. The affair is
informal and the hours are from
nine to one.
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CredjafaWns

The Junior Credjafawn Club
members were initiated into the
senior club Wednesday, June %,
during the regular business meet
ing of the club. The Junior Club
was dissolved several weeks ago.
With this addition, the Credjafawn
Club will be the largest social club,
in membership, in the Twin Cities.
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Social and Personal
ST. PAUL
Mrs. Edna v. Brooks Here

Mrs. Edna v. Brooks, who OPP
crates on the road from Chicago
to Washington, D. c., has returned
to st. Paul for an indefinite visit.
Mrs. Brooks st. Paul residence is
at 628 st. Anthony avenue.
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Mrs. M. L. Thomas of Annins-
ton, Alabama, is spending her va
cation with her son and his family,
DR.. and Mrs. H. Williams of 627
Selby Ave. Mrs. Thomas is a
teacher of home economics in the
Cobb Avenue High School of An
ninston.
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Adams-W arricks Wedding

Miss Carol Warricks, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Warricks,
of 378 N. Grotto street, will say
81 do" to Mr.. Richey Adams, son
of the Adamses of Duluth, in Au-
gust. Miss Warricks is a member
of the Halle @. Brown Kinder
garten teaching staff.
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in possibilities
for diffe r en- t
S u m m er des-
serts. As each
different b e rry
makes its ap-
pearance, a n d
while it's still
high in price,
you can make it
-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris
martha Bradley of 4646 Michi-
gan Blvd, Chicago, are expected
here about the middle of July for a
vacation. While here they will be
the house guests of Mrs. Harris
father, Mr.. Charles Bradley, of 9S4
st. Anthony avenue.
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GLOOM CHAsERs

Mrs. Essie Arnold, 2104 E. 18th
ST., entertained the Gloom Chasers,
social, literary and art club, June
90. Refreshments were served.
July s the club will meet at the
home of Mrs. P. Doyle, 2808 10th
Ave. So.
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The WOOGfOrd Millses

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodford Mills
(Vontella Howard) are expecting
a visit from the stork the first part
of July.
The G. L. Hayden's
Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Hayden of
566 w. Central avenue are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth Of
a nine and one-half pound baby
boy.
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The Cleat W. divers

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleat w. Oliver of
Chicago are expected in the City
August for two-week vacation.
While here, they will be the house
guests of Mr.. divers brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Oliver, of 2201 9Th avenue south,
Minneapolis. Mrs. Cleat Oliver is
the former Miss Rhoda Green.
To Visit Here in July
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Kans., second.
TO CHICAGO

Mrs. Clarence Smith, 22O1 Fifth
Ave. So, left Wednesday night for
a short vacation in Chicago, where
she will visit her mother, brother,
other relatives and friends.
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VISITS CHICAGO

Mrs. C. F. Williams of 379 Car
roll Ave. returned home Thursday
after a trip to Chicago where she
attended the funeral of Mrs. Car
RE Byron of that city. While in
Chicago she also visited many rela-
tives and friends.
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Fern Marian Lee

Miss Fern Marian Lee, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee, OF
1174 Sherburne avenue, is slowly
recuperating after an operation
performed at Bethesda Hospital.
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Social and Personal
9 MINNEAPOLIS g
KANSAN STUDYING HERE

KANsAN STUDYING HERE
Miss Erma Ratliff, Wichita, ele-
mentary school teacher, is here
working on her M. A. degree at the
University of Minnesota.
While she is in the city Miss Rat
lift will be at the home Of her
brother, Mr.. Spondy Ratliff, 364O
Clinton Ave. "
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Fishing Party

The Artie Boyds, Charles Har-
graves, Gerald G. Hargraves, John
L. Bankes, and the Tituses went on
a fishing trip Sunday, June 26.
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Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
BY Frances Lee Barton

A the luscious procession of ber-
"A ries comes and goes in the
market, they afford infinite variety
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Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Turpin
(Henrietta Anderson) of 857 ST..
Anthony avenue celebrated their
first wedding anniversary Sunday,
June 26.
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Mrs. Lula P. Keene Ill

Mrs. Lulu P. Keene of 345 Rice
street is able to be up again after
several weeks illness.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-07-01

Advertising campaign in this
paper will reach more Negroes
than any other method for less
mOney.-Adyt.
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81; Mil IS


Wise sponsors of public enter
tainments who want to show a
profit always utilize the columns
of this newspaper to reach pros
pective ticket buyers and patrons.
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M. T. johnson Returns to Work

Mr.. M. T. Johnson of 1O11
Charles street has returned to work
after being confined at the North
ern Pacific Hospital for week.
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Mrs. Isabelle Brown of Louis
vile, niece of Mrs. Holmes, is here
visiting.
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Jimmy Porter Here

Mr.. Jimmy Porter of Ames,
Iowa, is in the city for the sum-
mer.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
COMO PUDIERA SER ATRIAL
DO Ell TURISMO A YBOR
CITY,?

Ybor City, segun los ciuda-
danos mas distinguishes de
Tampa, es un lugar capaz de
atraer Ell interes del turismo.
IComo podra Ybor City, ba
rrio o distrito tan NAL COM
prendido, atraer Ell turismo a
sus lugares pGblicos y conner
cios?
Nosotros vamos a iniciar u
ma encuesta para conocer CO.
mo piensan n~uestros conner
ciantes, industriales, presiden-
ties de sociedades y logias y O.
tras personas.
Otro invierno Sc acerca e
Ybor City desea ser visitado
por ell turismo de las ciudades
del Norte.
IQue hacer para que los TO-
r~asteros vengan en- mayor nu-
nero q nuestros restaurantes,
comercios, fabricas y clubs.
Las contestaciones las ire
mos dando segun lleguen a
nuestro poder.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
LOS JAPONESES CAPTURA-
RON A HANKOW

Shanghai, Octubre 25.-Los
comandantes de los ejercitos
y Ia marina japonesa anuncia-
ron hoy que sus fuerzas aca-
ban de entrar en- Hankow, la
capital provisional de China,
abandonada por sus defense.
res.
Elmando japones comunica
que la infanterfa y marines rea
lizaron la ocupacion, Ell mayor
objetivo de las operaciones mi
litares de los dltimos meses.
Una columna de i~nfanteria
que habfa capturado a Hwang
pei fu& Ia primera en- entrar.
Dicese que Ell general Chan
Kai Shek se marcho en- aero
plano, acompahado por su es-
posa y varios ayudantes.
Los oficiales de Ia marina
japonesa Green que sus barcos
llegaron va a Hankow.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
ANDREWS PEDIRA MAYOR
~AUTORIDAD EN- CUANTO
A LA LEY DE HORAS Y
JORNALES

Washington, Octubre 25.-
Ell administrator de la nueva
ley de horas V jornaleS. Mr..
Andrews, pedira al Congreso,
en- la venidera legislature, ma
yor autoridad para aplicar Ia
ley en- ciertas industries espe-
cificas.
Miles de preguntas Sc han
hecho al administrator sobre
determinados negocios parti-
culares.
A los tribunales correspon-
dera,e en- Ultima instancia. deter
minar que industrial individual
Sc halla srjeta al concrete in
terestatal y por 10 tanto suje-
ia a la ley federal.
Muchos hombres de nego-
clos desean enmiendas que a
claren la ley Y hagan possible
la extension de las classes de
trabajadores exceptuados.
Mas de $4,000 personals han
perdido ell trabajo en- TODD ell
pals, por diferentes razones.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
UNAS PALABRAS DE RO-
MEO ZENONI

Ell estimado amigo Romeo
Zenoni, fiel amigo de la Espa-
ma leal, estuvo a visitarnos en-
la mahana de hoy para decir-
nos que algunas personas Sc
dirigen a el como presidente
del Grupo Antifascista Italia
no, y que el no ha sido nj es
Presidente, aunque ST un Soda
do de fila.
Con gusto damos a la publ
cidad estas palabras de Zeno.
nj, complaciendolo.
BESIDE los primeros dfas de
la guerra Zenoni viene ayu-
dando a la causa del pueblo
espahol con ell mayor desinte-
res y bondad.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Los "irresponsables." - FL problema obrero.-
Laboramos por la ammonia. -Paz, paz, paz.

nivel y una paz justa sc estab.ez-
ca.
NoSotros sabemos eScribir ar
ticulos violentos y sabemos con-
testar a la aggression con la agre-
sion; pero en- este conflicto lie
ahora apelamos a la conciencia
de los hombres honrados Y les de
cimoS:
ST ustedes no salem de sus Ca
sas, a cumplir con ST deber y
procurar la avenencia, momen-
tos terribles llegaran para todos.
LOS caminos de la concor-
dia" estan abiertos y a los traba-
jadores sensatos toca Ell seguir-
los.
81 ustedes intervie.en bus =
cando una paz leal, sin vencedo'
res nj vencidoe, pero una paz
dentro de la International y Ia
Federation Americana del Ira
Eajo, lie haran un gran serviciC
a la industrial, a las Uniones, q
los trabajadores y a Tampa.
81 ustedes persisten, por te.
NOR a calificativos de personals
irresponsables, en- esperar que e
! edificio Sc derrumbe..-.. tengan
presente q. entire las ruinas que
daremos todos.
Sc lie han quitado a la estruc.
tura algunas piedras, pero Sc
mantiene erguida y firme.
Ell deber de TODD obrero i'm.
parcial y bien intencionado, es
recoger las piedras, ponerlas en-
su lugar, y apuntaaar y recons.
truir.
Todavfa no es tarde, mas pu-
diera seno la semana que viene
Vamos a defender To- que se ha
,ogrado despues de muchos amos
e luchas; vamos a procurar una
paz justa...,.. y Tampa Sc saliva.
"a de nuevos escandalos, de &C.
tos de violencia y de la mala pre-
paganda que siempre Sc deriva
de los a~pasionamientos.
No es tarde todavia, porqre
los senderos de la paz estan Linn
pios y por ellos podemos cami-
mar todos.
ST los animos Sc "envenenan'
en- una escala mayor, 81 ell pro.
blema es pasado a otro plano.
entonces que los responsables
por apatia o por otros' motives,
que no Sc lamenten.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

Algunos hom5res y mujeres,
cuya ideologia nosotros conoce-
mos, han visitadc centenares de
casas en- los barrios latinos, pi-
diendo a personas buenas, pero
NAL enteradas O cegadas por Ia
passion, que dejen la subscription
de LA Gaceta."
ACCOMPLISHMENTS para noso-
tros, para la decencia ciudadana
y para Ell espiritu de ~justicia de
la colonia latina, muy pocas ia
milias les han escuchado.
iQue haria listed, lector ami
go, contra I'm individuo o un CRU
pc que atentara contra su traba-
jo y los medios honestos de ga
narse la vida?
NADIA haremos nosotrIs con-
ira esos insensatos, no por te-
NOR, por cuanto tenemos sus
nombres Y sabemos 10 POGO que
walen, sino por Ell respeto que lie
debemos a los trabajadores TO-
dos, entire los cuales contamos
con amigos sinceros y leales.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
LOS JAPONESES DAN UNA


Londres, Octubre 25.-En
los cfrculos oficiales Sc infor-
ma que la cancillerfa japonesa
"lamenta profundamente" ell
bombardeo del canonero "San
pier" atacado por la aviaci6n
nipona, que lie bombarde6.
La satisfaction Sc hizo lle-
gar al embajador ingles en- To.
.kio, Sir Robert Leslei Craigle,
por medic del subsecretario de
Rclaciones Exteriores.
Ell canonero sufri6 algunos
danos; pero sus 35 tripulantes
salieron ilesos.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
ALEMAlNIA PAGABA A SUS
ESPIAS CONDINERO DE
SU "FONDO DE ALIVIO"

New York, oct. 25.-Guenther
Gustave Rumrich, Ell espia ale
man convertible EN- testigo de es-
tado, declare hoy que Alemania
costeaba su espionage EN- este
pals con dinero del que Sc habia
acumulado para socorrer a los
menesterosos G Mos meses del
invierno.
Las manifestations del testi-
go entranan duras acusaciones
contra dos hombres y una mu-
jer procesados en- la misma eau
sa, companeros de espionaje de
Rumrich.
lie reyel6 como Sc obtenia Ell
dinero para los gastos de trail
ci6n, Karl Schlueter, que Sc mar
ch6 de EstadCs Unidos a raiz de
los primeros arrestos.
Interrogado por la defensa, ell
testigo admiti6 que los planes Sc
~preparaban en- I'm establecimien
to de la "Pequena Alemania",
en- New York, tomando cerveza
y alguna veg whiskey.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
CALIFICO DE COMUNaSTA
A LA SECRETARIA PERK-
ms

Washington, oct. 25.--Ray e.
Nimmo, abogado de la Legion
Americana, de Los Angeles, a.
cusa a la secretaria Perkins de
proteger a Harry Bridges, lider
obrero del CIO, quien a juicio
del abogado debiera ser expulsa-
do del pals por comunista.
"Es possible que los ieaIes dc
ella sean iguales a los de Bird
ges-manifest6 ell abogado ante
Ell comite de la camara qte inves
tiga las actividades antiameri-
canas.
Otro testigo, Harper Knowles,
tambien atac6 a la secretaria
Perkins y la secretaria del ira
bajo por aplazar Ell procedimien-
to de deportation contra Bird
ges, que es un canadense.
La secretaria decide suspen-
der la acci6n en- ell case de Bird
ges hasta que Ell tribunal supre-
mo resuelva el case de Strecker,
que en- su conteni1o es igual.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

Predicamos la paz entire los
traba1adores y no es por cobar-
lila y mucho menos por tenor
a las campafas calumniosas y
criminales de nuestros enemi.
gos.
Sabemos como esta "a probe.
ma encuadrado, sabemos que los
dfas actuaies son angustiosos y
peligrosos, y pedimos a todos "a
paz.
Quieren la paz los lfderes .le
a international y la Federation
Americana del Trabajo, una paz
iusta.
Corresponds a los otros con j..
testar, como hombres de buena
Roluntad, para que todos sepa.
mos a que atenernos.
iPaZ-- paZ--... union de vo-
lutades con un fin constructive
iPaZ---- paZ..... no importa
que este disguste a individuos
que por ahf dicen, con maldad
manifesto ique TODD sc hunda
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
Las tropas republicans contradiction y recu-
peraron Ell terreno perdido en- el sector de Jarama
Green en- Paris que setrata de cumplir ell plan
ingles en- cuanto a Espana.
Dicese que Francois Poncet discutira en- Roma
ell problema espanol

del gobierno leal disminuy6
hace algun tempo Y Alemania
tiene concentrate SUI atenci6n
en- la parte central de Europa,
dejando declinar su actividad
en- Espana. Con la retirada de
todos los italianos y alemanes,
quedarea ell problame a a dis
cutir exclusivamente por los
espanoles.
lCual sera ell efecto de la
retirada de todos los extranje
ros de Espaha? - Sc pregun-
tan los peri6dicos franceses.
Poca actividad militar Sc ha
notado en- los 1ltimos dias, con
la exception del nuevo ataque
que aver hicieron los facciosos
en- ell frente de Madrid.
Las dos parties estan deter
minadas a combatir y especial
mente la republican,; pero
pronto llegara ell invierno Y
las operaciones tendran que
realizarse en- pequeha escala.
Cleric es que hay escasez
de alimentos en- Barcelona Y
Madrid, pero del extranjero
continnan mandando where's.
Los facciosos, por SUI parte,
no tienen abuadancia y en-
cuanto a las ropas la escaseZ
es innegable.
La unidad de Espana no pa
rece possible por ahora y la
guerra continuara, pero no Sc
sabe por cuanto tempo.
Ell ejercito leal es mas fuer-
to que nunca, pero los faccio-
sos todavfa tienen SUPERIOR
dad en- aviaci6n.
Los republicanos rechazan
la mediaci6n extranjera Y di-
cen que sacados los extranje-
ros de Espaha, su victoria sera
solo question de pocos meses
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
LA FUNCTON EN- Ell CEN
TRIO ESPANOL DE WEST
TAMPA

Las Damas de Recreo del
Centre Espahol celebraran
hoy su function teatral, la Sc
gunda de las ultimas semanas,
enel teatro que la sociedad po-
see en- West Tampa.
Sera representada la come
dia LAS Pobrecitas Mujeres",
original de Luis de Vargas.
Ira en- segundo termino, y co
mo final c6mico, la Corte Su
prema del Desastre."
Agradecemos la invitaci6n
que han tenido la bondad dc
mandarnos.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

enfermos del Hospital, con Wis
tas a sus fines personales.
Ell DR.. G. C. Rankin, un me-
dico, meimbro de la Junta, sc
opuso a una asamblea general
diciendo que TODD culminaria
en- publicidad desfavorable.
Estan citados, pues, para Ell
jueves por la noche, en- la ca
So ayuntamiento, todos los me
dicos de Tampa, pertenezcan
o no . Ia Socisdad Mediea,
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
DEMOFILO PUMAR

I'm antique lector en- Tam
pa, Dem6filo Pumar, lego hoy
de New York y estuvo a visi-
tarnos en- compania de su es-
posa y de su hijita.
Pasara aquf dos 0 tres sc.
manas, cJnversando con los a.
oigos.
Recibcn &, su es.. q y nina,
III, cordial sa''aia,
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
TURQUIA COMPRA A LOS
NAZIS

Ankara, oct. 25-Para desa-
rrollar los ferrocarriles de Tur-
quia el gobieno hizo una orden
de equip a Is nazis alemanes por
valor de $13, 100000.
Fl dictator de Tlrquia, Ke-
NAL Ataturk, esta va fuera de pc
ligro.
La semana pasada lego a te-
merSe por Su vida,