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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
TIME NOW TO BUY
CATTLE FOR YEAR
Livestock Men Advised To Act Quick
ly Before Prices Skyrocket
for This Season
Daily DfSpatrh Isurean
tn the ST.. AN..lt a..


Raleigh, Jan. I0.-Livestock mon Of
North Carolina will find it profitable
to buy their feeder cattle between no~4
and February Is unless an unanti-
cipated rise in the market occurs,
Paul J.. Fletcher, livestock market
ing specialists for the State Depart
ment of Agriculture announced today
Substantiating his contention that
feeder cattle should be purchased at
once, Fletcher said that cattle prices
seem to have been purged of an ove--
dose Of initiation resulting from
drought conditions OF. 1895 and a rise
in prices for medium and fairly-gooI
beef is indicated for the months of
March and April"
The marketing authority said that
sit is estimated tha. the cost Of pro-
ducing cattle at ..tfr. present time is
about eight cents a pound and with
the abundant supply o. food in Noltl
Carolina, it is logical that The live
stock growers afford to continue feed
ing animals now lacking sufficient
condition necessary to yield price in
keeping with present produc :o1
COSTS adding that "neciurn" to good
feeder cattle can now be purchased at
midwestern markets for six to4seven
cents a pound
The marketing program of t}-a De-
partment of Agriculture includes
Service to farmers in tuying and
selling livestock, as well as coopers-
ton with other agricultural agencies
in better production methods " Fan
dal B. Eth2ridge, chief of the div
ision of markets. said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
ONCE UPON JAN. 10th

ONCE UPON JAN. 10th
There is no scheme of government
or social or economic system that
hasn't been tried. Even in this coun-
Try. Within what now are the boun-
dries of The Uhited states there have
been, at one time or another, mon
archy, democracy, socialism, and all
me other isms, including communism.
Back in 1921, 317 years ago today,
the Pilgrims at Plymouth had an
agreement to labor in common and
on a joint account.
This soon proved a threat to exis-
tence itself, as some worked and 9TH
ers didn't. All ate.
Within two years they had to aban-
don their Communism, as Soviet Rus
sia had to abandon Marxism, and live
by the rule that every man should
live by the fruits of his own labor.
The Communistic idea was very old
even then. 1t had been tried out
many times before, just as measures
Being discussed in this country today
have parallels stretching back into
intiquity.
In can Outline History of China"
by Gowan and Hall, published four
years ago, there is mention of expert
smeTlts in -wage-and-hour and crop con-
troll legislation made in 1868 A. D. The
potent political leader Wang An-Shih
had declared it was the duty of the
government to take over the manage
n1ent of commerce, industry and agri-
culture, to prevent the poor from be-
ing Exploited by the rich He finally
got an opportunity to put his theories
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Howard Gambler Christy of New
York, famed illustrator, born in Nor
gan Co., Ohio, 65 years ago.
Louis A. Johnson of Clarksburg, W..
Va, assistant secretary of war, law
yer, ex-American Legion commander,
born at Roanoke, Va, Al years ago.
Walter S. Clifford, president of
American Telephone, born at Salem,
Mass, So yeass ago.
Guy T. Helver.ng, Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, born at Felicity,
Ohio, go years ago.
DR.. Duman Malone, director of the
Harvard University Press, Cam
bridge, Mass, historic editor of the
Dictionary Of American Biography,
born at ColdwaSer Mis-, 46 years age.
Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, u. S. M.
c., retired born in Louisiana, II years
ago.
Thad H. Brown Of Columbus, o.,
Federal Communications Commission
er, born in Marrow Co., Ohio, 81 years
ago.
William P. Izcnney, president of the
Great Northern r. r., born at Water
town, Wis, 6S years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
H(>DAY II
TODAY ANNI1 ERsAH1f.s

TO-DAY IN M - GASA-A'
1737-Ethan Allan, leader OF YER
mont's Green Mountain Boys OF
Revolutionary fame, leader in border
troubles, author, born at Litcnt-eId'
Conn. Died Feb. II, 1879.
1769-Marshal Ney, Napoleons "a
nous general, born. Died Dec. T. 1919.
18O4-Oakes Ames, Massachusetts
manufacturer, whose shovel was "le-
gaal tender" in the West, congress
man. who, at the solicitation of Lin
coin and others put his entire fortune
int building the Union Pacific K. H.
bo Il at EastoE, Mass. Died May o.
1875.
1s20-LouiS5 Lane Drew, famed act
ress and philadelphia theatre man
aver, wife OF a noted actor and moth-
er of actors, born in England. Died
July 2, 1897.
1822-Theodore L. Cuyler, noted
Brooklyn, N Y. Presbyterian clergy
man, born at Aurora, N. Y. Dieo
Feb. 25, 1909.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
TODAY IN HISTORY

1776-Thomas Palne'S common
Sense" anonymously published IN
Philadelphia-urg immediate de
claration of independence as Arnerl'
cas- moral obligation to the World
First circulation of America. mis-
sion in the world.
178O-Charles Lee, adventurer-gen-
eral in the Army of the Revolution,
dismissed from service because Of in
science
1831-The decision of the King OF
The Netherlands, arbitrator in the
boundary dispute between Maine and
Canada, rejected here.
84O-Britains famous Penny Post
aee Act in effect.
1872-National Woman's Suffrage
Convention in Washington.
192O-Final ratification of the Yer
sailles Treaty exchanged in Paris, with
the exception of the United States
League of Nations in effect.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
GOING TO COLLEGE
ON GUERNSEY CALF

College Station, Raleigh, Jan. 10
A Guernsey calf that stood second 70
none in the show rings last year has
won the Earl Trull, Is year old Bun
combe county All clu. member, a
one year scholarship to State College.
With this calf, Sequeps Betty Of
Elida, Trull made the States outstanc
ing record in 4-H dairy calf club work
for 1887, L. r. Harrill, 4-H club lead,
er at the college announced today.
1937-Freezing weather in Califor-
MIA; citrus growers fight to save crop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
AMERICA AT WAR DAY-BY-DAY

20 Years Ago Today-Throughout
New England, the fuel administration
ordered business hours restricted from
9 a. m. to p. M, and all theatres.
bars, public halls, ETC., to close at
10 p m. All shop windows, signs, etc..
were to be lightless every night except
Saturday.
The New York Central r. r. dis
continued 112 trains east and west of
Buffalo to conserve fuel.
President Wilson, finally forced to
divert his attention from the war by
the bitter agitation of women's suf-
frage organizations, announced his
support of a suffrage amendment to
the Constitution
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
CREDITORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrative
of the Estate of Robert b. Stallings
deceased, late of Vance County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
he said deceased to exhieit them to
he undersigned, or to her attorney in
henderson, N. c., on or before the 3rd
'ay of january, 1899, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re-
;ovcry. All persons indebted to this
estate will please make immediate
payment
This the Bird day of January, 1888
ANNIE H. STALLINGS,
p lu3 Administrative.
Gholson & Gholson,
Attorneys for Administrative.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
LEALtN A TRADE

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: Print
ing offers many opportunities for
advancement to young men. Skilled
workmen in this industry are in de
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF FRINTING's facilities for
teaching the mech anics of the tr9de
are the best. For particulars write
to V. c. Garriott, Secretary Treasur-
er, 1514-16 Sout'i Street Nashville.
Tennessa3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
What VI ! t j Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
By i RED H. MAY

1. How many closed banks failed to
reopen?
2. What great mining process was
first used in North Carolina?
8. What difference in tenancy has
developed in the past two hundred
years?
4. What unexpected financial aid
came to North Carolina in 1886?
s. What was North Cardinals first
great highway?
ed to visit the sessions of the legisla-
.ure?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

NOTICE. WILL BE IN HFNDER-
4 son near Watkins Hardware Store
with a load of extra nice pigs and
shoats on Friday and Saturday, Jan.
IA and Is. Come and buy what your
needs as pigs and shoats are
scarce this season. w. w. Jordon
Il i0-4t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

DUR STORE CLOSED ALL DAY
Tuesday to prepare for comple-e
clearance of nwiter footwear. See
Tuesdays paper for our advertise
ment. Webb's Henderson Shoe Store
.~. 1O-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

AMERICAN, GOLFERS AND
Woman's Home Companion
for IA months for 81. This
offer good for limited time
only. Your subscriptions Ap-
preciated. Miss Carrie Bur-
ton. Phone lat. 10-1ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

ON ANY OF OUR USED
cars selling above 5000 we
will give 1888 license free
Legg-Parham Co. "You Can
Get A Better Used Car From
A Buick Dealer" 12O Wyche
st. Phone 65. 31-tf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
ANSWEE7S TO.ry.
TEN QUESTIONS
See Beck Page

] j rance
@ n pplenent to a will.
3. Sir Aicn.ba:d John Kerr Clark.
4. Goldsmi and copper-plate en-
graver.
5. Petey. S2rron.
6. Sunflower.
z. It is a vo.caa.c region in Alaska.
8. Famous German composer.
9. "Rold Venture"
10, Nebulae.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
TODAY's HOROSCOPE

Today Civ a fixity of purpose and
skill of peri ancc which, combined
with pow of adaptation. shoull
make you !, eadee r. the stoin of
egotism a1rd yanity which often goes
with this nature is allowed TO grow
you will not he greatly loved; bu'
with .reasons,le control there is good
promise of success in life.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

Libel action for S150,O0O has been taken in New
YORK FEDERAL court by the E. l. DUPONT de Nemours
q Co, of Wilmington. Del. against Ferdinand
Lundberg, author of the book, Americas so Fam
iles", and its publisher in a complaint specifying
passages in the book to which the munitions com
pany objects. The book asserts that "the United
states Is owned and dominated by a hierarchy Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
Irenee duPonth e

its so richest families buttressed by more than
so families Of less wealth." The dupont family of
which three dominant members are pictured above,
is ranked eighth the list of 60 in the book E,l-
gene DUPONT father-n-law of Franklin D. Roose-
velt Jr distant cousin Of the other duPonts does
not take active part the direction Of the du-
Font corporation. -Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

JUST RECEIVED A BIG STOCK OF
new sheetrock and fresh stock OF
plaster at "The Place of Values"
Alex g. Watkins. 10-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

SAVE MONEY USE SURE-HIT
flour. If your dealer can't supply
you have him call us. It's richer.
takes less shortening, more econo-
ni:cal Money back guarantee with
every bag. H. B. Newman. 8-10-12-15
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

OUR STORE CLOSED ALL DAY
Tuesday to prepare for complete
clearance of winter footwear. See
Tuesdays paper for our advertise
inent. Webs Henderson Shoe Store.
10-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

IF YOU NEED ANY ASSISTANCE
4 in closing last years business, filing
income reports or installing new
records, call NJ, N. Nordan after Z
p. M, phone S52-J. S-St
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
WANT ADS
Get Results

A NEW STOCK OF DOORS AND
windows have arrived 1T "The
Place of Values" New stock win
dow glass and fresh putty. Alex
Watkins. 1O-1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

RADIOS = ELECTRIC AND BAT
terry, Service and repairs to all
rnakes-Parts and batteries. Electric
ranges, 1efrigerators, washers and
oil circulating heaters. Stewards
Everything Electrical, opposite
Legg-Parham Co., phone $50. 19-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

BEAUTIFUL 10 PIECE WALNUT
dining room suite, used short time,
perfect condition, $695O. $500 first
payment, $1.50 weekly. See in our
window. Adams-Richards Furniture
Co. (Next to Teiser's). 1927
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

BABY CHICKS FOR SALE, ALL
Standard Breeds. Blood tested. Safe
delivery guaranteed. Ask for prices.
A. ]. Cheek 10-1h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF
{ Bird Asphalt Shingles and roll roof
ing at "The Place of Values" There
I are no better shingles than Birds.
Alex S. Watkins. Where quality
tells and prices sell.' lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

MODENE THE QUALITY PAINT.
We have what you want-quality,
price and service. G. w. Finch.
1910
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

ABLE MAN TO DISTRIBUTE SAM
pies, handle Coffee Route. Up to
$45 first week. Automobile given as
bonus. Write Albert Mills, 4429
Monmouth, CINCINNATI y. 10-1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
Today is the Day
BY CLARK KINNAlRD
Copyright, 1858, for this Newspaper
by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

Monday. jan, 1o;. Williams Day.
Shebat 6, $685. Sin Jewish calendar.
Moon: first quarter, Moon and Ura-
nus in conjtaRution!"s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

SEE US FOR BEST PRICES ON
axes, mauls, wedges and saws. C. w
Finch. 1910
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

ALL GUN SHELLS TO GO AT COST
while they last. Closing out our
shells. c.. w. Finch. 1910
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10

ANNOUNCEMENT = HAWA WAIIAN
Teachers, Ltd, Opens Guitar Class
Wednesday, Jan. 18th, 7:3O p. m.
Horner Bldg, 313 Garnet Street
opposite Post Office, Henderson, N
c.. 101ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-10
.; r5E;5T
- - a, - 'ttr>>.-1 ~ q
Or l(IIl'zj'..slss5s 4 200

THEN YOU WILL FIND HIM; AS
the heart panteth after the water
brooks. so panteth my soul after thee
O God.-Psalms 42:1.
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
LEON BLUM HABLO EN- LA
CAMARA DE DIPUTADOS
Quiere un Gobierno de Union
Nacional

Paris, Mario 18.-La CANA
"a de Diputados escuch6 aver IN
discurso del primer ministro
Leon Blum sobre la convenien-
GA de formar un gabinete de u
nidad nacional, pero ell plan nc
fue aceptado.
Blum declare que su gobierno
observa la situaci6n y mantle
ne su pEOmesa de ayudar a Che
coeslovaquia en- ell case de que
sea atacada.
Ofreci6 ell primer ministro re
nunciar en- favor de un gobierno
nacional, pero no pudo conven :
Ger a la mayoria. Los pequenos
partidos Sc niegan a colaborar
sin declaraciones explisitas del
klbierno. Pierre Flandin hablan
do por la minoria, es opuso a u
ma proposition comuhista de a.
bolir la norma de no-interven :
ci6n en- Espana, diciendo que sc
trata de I'm riesgo que ell gobier-
no no debe tomar.
Ell Parlamento frances apro-
DO otro cuantioso credito adicio
nal para armamentos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
NOTAS SOCIALN
Ell A DE SAN JOSE
Invitado ell Presidente del Syracuse

FL Cabaret de San Jose signi-
flea para ell Centre Espanol una
fiesta anual a beneficio de sus
fondos, a beneficio de los socios
enfermos Y del mantenimiento
del mejor servicio medico Y de
la mejor atenci6n en- ell Sanato-
rio del Bayshore Boulevard.
Hasta Ia manana de aver, Y
anoche Sc vendieron C.ras, ha-
bian separado mesas las siguien
ties personals Sr. Santiago Pa
niello, C. c. Vega, jr., Raul We
ga, Severino Quintanilla, Ra-
mon A. Alvarez, DR.. Carlos Bar
has, Placido Fernandez, Jose
Escalante, Ramon Vazquez, DR..
j. A. Minardi, Cesar Fernan-
DEE, Johnny Diaz, Manuel F.
Pendas, J. Pacheco, Sr. Antonio
Vale, Arturo Guerra, Frank
Flores, Pedro Villadonga, Dick
Reina, R. B. Diaz, Domingo Ra-
non, Eveiio Cernudas, Ramon
--.
Lopez, Willie Dfaz, Johnny We
lasco, Two de MiniciS, Salvador
Sanchez, jr., DR.. Ismael Angu-
10, Tomas Perez, Cosme Re,
Jack Piazza, Nick Colmenares,
Primo Lazzara, John Georgian
nj, Manuel BalIota, Jose Diaz
Novo, Benjamin MenGndoz, c..
C. Corces, Manuel Fiusa, Jose
Regueira, Jose LorenzJ, Adolfo
Suarez, Angelo Greco, DR.. Juan
de la Puente, Henry Garcia, Jo-
Sc Gutierrez, Jose Diaz Yanez,
Armando P. Boza, Armando
Martinez, Nick Nuccio, Celes-
inc Vega, sr., Francisco Garcia
Lopez y otros.
Ell espectaculo que Sc prepa-
ra es completamente original, Sc
gun Sc nos informa.
Hoy por la manana sc vendie-
ron otras mesas. Como deferen-
cia especial, por ser huespedes
de Ybor City, ell Centric acord6
invitar a Mr.. Jack Corbett, pre-
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
CHINA E INVENCIBLE
Forum, N. Y.

clones territoriales al Jap6n.
La indignation popular Sc in
tensifico extraordinariamente
cuando los lideres de la Aso-
ciaci6n de Salvation Nacionai
fueron arrestados ell pasado a.
no por ell gobierno de Nam
king, asi como cuando aQare-
cieron Senales de que ell go
bierno estaba considerable
nuevas eoncesiones al Jap6n.
FL incremento del movimien-
to anti-japones ha hecho po-
sible las reformas financieras,
ha dado lugar a IA ~pacifica re-
soluci6n de los amenaZadores
medicines de KWangsi y Sian
y ha hecho cesar la guerra
civil. Todas estas son pruebas
irrefutables de la nueva fuer-
"a de China.
China tiene que prepararse
ahora a recuperar sus terrific
rios perdidos. Tiene que haber
una preparation politica y mi
litar de las masas, La libertad
de palabra, de la prensa Y de
reunion levantara a las masas
La educaci6n milltar de la po-
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
-
MADAME SUN YAT-SEN.

III
Circular muehas %opinioneS
falsas respecto a China, al E.
fecto de que China es tan de-
bill que no puede resistir al
Jar6n. Els mi creencia firme
que China no solamente pue-
lie hacer resistencia a todas y
cada una de las agresiones ia
ponesas sine que puede Y de-
be prepararse a recobrar sus
territories perdidos. La fuerza
mayor de China estriba en- ell
despertar de sus masas. 81
hace alg1n TEMPO, los impe-
rialistas japoneses ,tenian la
esperanto de convertir en- ms
trumento suyo al gobierno de
Marking para sojuzgar a Chi
ma, esta cara esperanto tiene
que desaparecer ahora. Cada
nuevo acto de aggression nipo-
ma fortalece mas y mas la re-
sistencia china. La politica ia
ponesa de desmembrar a Chi
ma es un fracaso. Por ell con-
trario, va no puede Ihaber Ell
China un gobierno que Sc a
treva a hacer nuevas conse-
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
PRESTAN
VARIOS TESTIGOS

Habana, Mario 18.-Actda ell
juzgado en- ell proceso de conspi-
raci6n iniciado con motive del
suceso en- la cueva de Camaror
mes, en- Cojimar, donde ell ejer-
cito sacrificed las vidas de cuatro
personas.
Entire los procesados figuran
Ell excapitan del ejercito Manuel
Mazorra, ell cabo Munoz, Ell SOL
dado Ramos, Ell sargento Jose A.
Garcia, Rail Magadan y otroH.
Sc han hecho ac~usaciones con
ira dos prominentes cubanos
que Sc encuentra en- Miami, Ell
exalcalde Guillermo Belt Y ell
DR.. Alfredo Pequeno.
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
FLA EACyErA"
Cabaret en- ell Ctrculo

C60GrE en- Ell C3rcnlo
La Sociedad Circulo Cubano
celebrara un Cabaret ell dia 26,
en- todo el edificio social.
Llevara ell nombre de Spring
Time Cabaret y para tocar ha
sido contratada una orquesta
de muchachas, la Harlem Play
Girls.
De las pleas cubanas Y eSpa-
nolas Sc ha encargado la popu-
lar orQues Sonora, que dirige
81 ~profssor Victor Gonzalez.
Comenzara Ell bale a les 10:-
80 p. m. y terminara a las 4:30.
Los ninos no podrn transitar
por la sala de bale.
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
blaci6n fisicamenfe capacitada

blacl6n fisicamente, capacitada
tiene que ser obligatoria. La de-
fensa de China no puede cons
truirse para resistir al agresor
solo sobre la base del actual E.
Jercito permanente, que es defi-
clente en- equipo tecnico. Mas
detras de este ejercito Sc halan
las masas de la poblaci6n, prom
tas a dar la Ultima gotta de SAN
gre por sus hogares y su patria.
Combatiendo en- guerra de que
rrillas serian una fuerza inven-
chile ante la cual tendrian que
temblar los militaristas japone-
SEES.
Para hacer real la poll lea e.
economical de Sun Yat-Sen, hay
que dar libre expression al movi-
miento de masas del pueblo. Els
este tambien un prerequisite
para la reconstruction del pals,
ell firme establecimiento de nues
tras industries y communicated
nes y ell mejoramiento de nues-
tra economic rural. Esta edifi-
caci6n basica de nuestro pals
puede llegar Solamente euando
sc alcance la democracia genui-
ma.
Ell DR.. Sun aconsej6 a China,
en- la direction de SUI polftica ex-
t%ranjera. que Sc aliara con a4ue-
Hos paises que la trataran en-
pie de igualdad. No hay duda de
que la aggression japonesa ha pro
vocado una simpatia universal
por la China y un descontento
serio en- otraS naciones con la
politica imperialisa de los nipo-
mes. Ell Jap6n esta EN- una situa-
ci6n de aislamiento. Ell intento
nippon de abrirse paso por me-
dlo del convenio germano-japo~
nes IN terminado tambien en- un
complete fracaso. En- ell Jap6n
nlismo aumenta cada vez mas ell
desconten,o con este movimien-
to. Ell pueblo chino jamas ha te-
nido designios agresivos pero ell
pueblo chino no seguira va STEM
10 un rebano de esclavos sin
expulsados de sus natl
'os lares, o soportando ell dice
10 de que China es ell enfermn
Asia.
esta en- la eseasez de mate
las primas tales como mineral
lie hero, algod6n, petr6leo, me-
ales no ferreos, orc Y PLATING,
Para apreciar la fuerza de
'ualquier pals no podemos ha-
:er NADIA mejor que analizar sus
'oslbilidades econ6micas y la
uerza de su estructura social.
Gconomicamente ell Jap6n es un
'afs debil. Su debilidad princl-
ell Jap6n sc We obligado a
mportar en- grandes cantidades
ada ano. Esta pobreza de ma
erias primas es una debilidad
'eligrosfsima para ell Jap6n en-
aso de guerra. porque entonces
.ependerfa de otros PASSES, que
n cualquier momento podrian
ortarle ell aprovisionamiento.
(Paso a Ia ia. p6O.)
La gaceta., 1938-03-18

Cdmdrd de Concrete de Ybor
La camara de Concrete de Y
Dor, en- su junta de anteayer, a.
eord6 nombrar la comision no.
minaI ora para las venideras e.
lecciones.
Componen la comisi6n los Sres
Victoriano Manteiga, Charles
Spiccla Y Roy Cotarelo.
Con ell concurso del puesto
Mareelo Gonzalez, de la Legion
Anne icana, la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor enarbolara la
bandera de la naci6n, en- ell par
que de Cuscaden. ell dia 10 de
abril, fecha del primer desafio
del Syracuse en- csc parque.
Numerosas personalidades
Seran lnVItaG%J al AGO.
Acord6 la junta de directories
entregar a Mr.. M. X. Hudson,
de la firma de w. T. Grant, la
copa que csc e~stablecimiento ga
nara en- las pasadas fiestas de
La Verbena.
Inform6 Harry Wilderman
de importantes detalles relacio-
nados con las obras en- ell par
que de Cuscaden.
La WPA, por medic de SUI di-
rector local, ofrece verificar sin
demora las instalaciones SANTA
rias que ALI Sc n~ecesitan.
La gaceta., 1938-03-18

sidente del Club Syracuse, y q
Jimmy Bottomley, el director
de este club.
Tenemos entendido que la Sec
lion de recreo y adorno invita-
ra a los pelo eros del Syracuse
para que asistan a sus matinees
de los domingos, 81 asf 10 desearf.
Esta asegurado ell exito del
Cabaret, considerable ell noble
fin que Sc persigue.
La gaceta., 1938-03-18

Roy CotarelO
Figura importante de nues-
tras sociedades y actual apode-
rado escolar.
Els candidate a la reelection
Y cuen,a con ell apoyo de nues-
tros mejores elementos sociales,
con los cuales convive.
Las juventudes de las socie-
dades lie apoyan, por la simpa-
tia que siente por la causa del
gobierno legitimo de Espana.
Roy, ademas, Ina procurado
trabajo para muchas maestras
latinas, todas inteligentes
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
La Function

Aumenta la venta de bifletes
para la function del domingo, en-
ell Centre Asturiano.
La patrocina la Beneficencia
Asturiana. Fin perseguido: So
correr a los ninos que sufren y
"a la Cruz Roja Espanola.
La gaceta., 1938-03-18

Musterole, preparadR con aoeAta
egectos owe ell antigio parchs do
mostaza. sin deJar Ampollas.
Musterole suele Aliviar con proL-
titud bronquitts, dolores de gargRn-
tA tosos resfriados, neuralgiaa
congestion CO, reOmatismoA torcedu-
Faa. doioreaX muscularea contuntoa
mes, y toda clAge de males y doiO-
res. Ttene poder hasta para evitAr
las pulmonias. Vendess en- sodAs
rs drogueri9s, q 8Sc = csc, EN-
IArroa y en Tuhoa. TamAho 10 ksAz
patal 50.
Mater sac an pureAe % mestazmh