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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14
Duck Hunters Wait
Season Opening

Duck hunters in Imperial Valley
oiled their guns Friday while wait
ing fc" duck season to open at 7
am. Monday. Game wardens, how
ever, held out small hope that hun
ters would have plentiful game.
Ducks have not yet come south.
they explained, and hunting will
be restricted to ducks which have
stayed in the area the year round.
The season lasts until Oct. 28.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14
Federal Prisoner EoiIs
I'm JuiI Break Here

Nathan Davis, federal prisoner
Thursday failed in an attempt to
saw his way out of his cell in the
Imperial county Jail.
He failed because Sheriff Robert
W. Ware was told Jewell Hagood,
a trusty, had smuggled a small
saw to Davis Wednesday night af-
ter he finished painting in the
court house. Three weeks ago Da-
Wis was caught working to dislodge
rusty rivets along the top of the
cell.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14
Citrus Delegates
To Study Problems

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA. CUP)-
The agriculture department an
nounced today that 16 representa-
tives of the citrus fruit industry
had accepted invitations to attend
a conference here Oct II.
Representatives will come from
California, Texas, Arizona am d
Florida.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14
BlGGS SENTENCE SET

Robert Biggs, sent to Folsom
from Imperial county in 1886 for an
Infamous crime against nature,
must stay in prison for 10 years, the
state board of prison terms and
paroles ruled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14
One Dollar is Key to Vast Treasure
Chest Of Bargains Here Saturday,
Stroll Through Shops Reveals
= BY MARGUERITE BROOKS

Ell Centros business district is vast treasure chest
of bargains and dollar will open it Saturday.
Windows, respendent with fall and winter merchan-
disc displayed against brilliant backgrounds offer end
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14
Valley Woman Heiress to
S25,OO0 from Mother
She Lost 40 Years Ago
Death of San Diego Woman Reveals
Story RivaIIns Fiction; Mrs. Harry Stiff
Learns of Mother She Never Knew

Mrs Harry Stiff of Ell Cenro is the heress to $25 600
estate left by her mother who died recently after spending
unsuccessful search for the child she left with
friends in Wichita Kans the day after her birth in 1898
The young mother actress deserted by her
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14
Civ Council Considers
DeIinq uent s ettIemen&
Help For Distressed Taxpayers Goal Of
Trustees in Stud yns Possible Ten
Year Plan For PROPERTY Here

move to return tax delinquent property to the tax
rolls and give aid to distressed taxpayers discussed
Thursday night adjourned meeting of the El Centre
city council City Attorney Dorsey Whelaw instructed
investigate possibility Of creating city ten year plan
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14
Frenzied Rush
For Bigger Air
orc es SturtS
German Newspapers in Inspired
Campaign Against English Rearmament
Program; Britain insists on Parity
-COpuriaht 1898 bH United Press

LONDON, Oct IA. (UP)-Great Britain insists par
y with the strongest air force which might be created
any power in Europe informed declared today
The statement evoked by dispatches from Berlin
revealing an inspired campaign in the German press
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14
Invention in Reverse

Invention in Reverse
For q lesson n how not to wash
golf balls, Benny Young of Holt
vile is the man to see. He tried
washing a dozen in boiling water
and the next time he went out to
play fished one of them out of his
bag and teed it up, nice and shiny
white. Benny swung, there was a
squishy sound and the ball flut-
tered a few yards and stopped The
ball looked as though it had gone
through a meat grinder.
Boiling water isn't the best treat
ment for rubber, you know.
Emergencies
Dr.. w. A. Clark and John De-
Paoli were in Rotary meeting at
HCltVille and Eldred and Forrest
Ferguson were outside, wondering
how thay could get the first pair
outside for a golf game.
Result: Dr. Clarke had hurry
Continued on Page 8, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14

Butter: Los Angeles, 29cI hut
terfat. Imperial Valley fob. ranch,
grade A, 38c; manufacturing milk
soc; route gathered cream 27c.
l.. A. Hay: U. 5. No. l. Sl3.50i
No. 2 leafy S12.50-13i No. 2 SLIGO.
Minneapolis flax, Dec. S1.77%.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-14

BANK DEBTS
THURSDAY
$570,636.70
BUILDING PERMITS
TO DATE THIS YEAR
S3i4,528
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Judge Watson Will Be Principal
Sneaker AT Bar Association Meet

Durham: y e. When the four
ieenlh annual convention Of he
National Bar Association meets
here Auensi 80 inclusive i VIII
hear in one Of he piinCpa al
dresses a the evening mass meet
ing Angus /, Judge lanes 5
watson. of nc Nunicipal Conr Of
N.w YORK civ. JUDGE Watson :
subject viii be The Responsi-
hiliiies OF ine >eero l.awyer %
His People
The Other speak.F a. he August
meeting viii he The Hono.s5le
Harry McMullen, silorney sensial
OF North Carolina
The session will be held on he
campus OF the Notih arolIna Col
lese for Negroes
Scheduled for discussion du1ns
the day sessions OF he convection
are many topics touching upon
problems in he LEGAL profess on
Among The discussion leaders Will
be BelfoId V. lawson. Jr,, council
for The New \evo Alliance or
Washington y. a. who won = de.
cision on pickering before The
United States Supreme Court: W.
T. Van Hecke dean ~ The ls~'
school Of The University Of Nor'h
Carolina; Charles n Houston
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

roi give the prone name and adj
oiess NJ ever, CITIZEN.
So rono me commiiice knew
inal r l. poib company Of Deircit
larges manufacturers 81 city d.
ieGolies IN tho world: had heen
sued and bad been compelled 30
pav large sums on several occs-
SONS FOR nsting white persons "a
"rolol "a n wa he decision ~
NJ committee that i he Baldwin
fcnSufvev company failed 10 lis'
any az the many tolored people rs
'coored snil would he broughl
70 his mistaken racial identit.
4 ,ali Was mad upon 'Hebcg
Page present representative o, i'e
ccmnany and he plans n 'he
Negroes stated 10 him He ,erT
qnicklv saw fhai TO ieptai no
Performance 81 last year mi2h
result in very serious financial
loss 10 his COMPANY and speedily
agreed 70 leave oui all listing Nh
iVn exceptions lie would dcs'c-
naie schools and chulches ~ vas
pointed on thar 'hete sfe no 'ol-
cped schools IN Springfield a1d
ihs' an ministers o' Proie ian'
end Jewish faiihs arc Or may Nc
members Of he Ministerial All
snce Whitman respsG 10 rare In
deeG Negic minister has often
been we presiden' ~ secr''aiy
n The aiiancs
The onrpany on ssreed 20
leave out all lisiins and NJ rSes,
ia representative confirmed his
sction in letter 10 Any Evan
Howell plssiden' Of ine sprint
field lrhsn League
rotopUp trpcy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
MEDICS HOLD
HEALTH M ZEE I
President Roosevelt
Calls Conference

Na-hin- N>r lis
~ sf'or Is emot ire - insi y
s-ral Toss ~ n,taon N ~
ASh fSress ~na = ema'f.'e
GsatA ots ne dsr az tss
'a4 NATION sa. peoplc ana
ina sEtsto rsi'ona 'ca''9 Tt
,rsni ~ masses move asa
loa o. ne na'ons doc'cis ana 80
III vei,sfs ieaes,s me- a. he
tsvnoue ho.el here Lass $3.50
IRE on;effr,s hcins AZ snged -
~ hen@s ~ Pfesiden RooSeNs.t
Miss ioseprins Roche fofueg
ss.lstar Secscisry of me Trea-
., headed mo Presidents ln-
faeps men'sl Committee n co-
d'0a'c Hesi'h and Wefasc ~
sile> which sponsored the moe
rr Nfnbs ~ seye'a na.io2ai
>fsio we'tsrf examinations AZ
'srdea as de,eSsfes and ne 81
ors Ned - association wao.e
r rrlhe sh , include. phvsi, Gus
-er'is's snd 7harmae s's WIS ~.
t~eserted y, pr Geo~ae written
Bowies pSe.:dea'-eiet * ne as
sro.afon
Tns consf fnes w. "a 81 as ~
fsldsn' s"el in'ec ears o, 2 g.
nina work hv ne !rfeidenstf-
ntr'al ,omm.''es Inc pfoe -
rsnned nv coorn,nains nes''h
ard welfa activities int,sdoa
cooperation N msti,a' snd o'he
r DECISIONS 2fva'e ofsarnslions
Fese~ safe ana 'oea we',~e
ana cne sanizsion 2 q
rrsaie rruzens
Ni's Foeae -.d ,ncps9
ca prcsles. ri, neen made +
'ne prevention and eors q cerisin
Diseases sfsae needs fmno 10
nf me- Inc rSnon IS whole is
ro ve making nse q mon' - 'ne
n ian advances in med Gro ard
'''s.ed proies.,ao'
Tne pun tesr5nse ne
lal-ee s's's. run' Heath Ger
stss snps IN ~ ,on'p' svpaias
aae an,s odiea'ss ma he
in'sr'ean peoa a eedr 'or
brad 'ronie aiaf or Nc psob,
ems n diseass am 7sss
co, osfp ,rp6y-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

Housewives II e ar
Speech BY Prexy
Following Trip

Housewives Lessi, ~, -
me- Tuesday l'siy Il A. Brew
~ enf' \ nanbe OF VS.
-tos, ~eas present neludius ses
etai local business people who
~efc introduced som Of taer
~er The Rev o. !. .McGar'i''
M Brown sna M. @fn>
Tho Soore;af, Me- T. "
Nlnie's road an interesting
tide from ono Of 'hc ce' q
maSs7lnes which deaN peni
pslly WIKI Negro prohlcni- Nr
= Rprsn prcs gave Nor3ef
fsi ialk on p, l'fe OF Bous
Washington = Hogan cur,
eflrped Son sir - fH,f
leee4e 81 hold ~ s'
neo'- ~ y 1Nsfof
Ms f~ira l'ol,,eo + sug
N,o Nrs r fsn'hliss =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Force Directory Company To
Leave OFF Racial Designation

Sp'irssSsd III \ 70 Wls'
believed 10 he somewhat uni
cue method % a4sirs Publishers
q v diiecorles ~ drop hen
ROSE - III desiena'ins 900 ed
,.<,p'e ~ nc ieifey vas re-
cenfls efff'ed 10 inis ,i'' The
81 nShela l'rhar l.easos o.,
hich Nilasn y Ashb' is srfoa-
$50 e ear, nro4sh he pssc-
~ an end
Las ,ear iNe Rs.aVin survey
mpan 2 N,npbis oncoen
,Ens or spr.usfed N publish a
duecofv Befo,e coiored people
pfle aNsie Of g. he pNhlica'ion
Was issusd and a' known negro
ei'i7ens lodres and churches we've
hs'ed with sms e' affixed
When concentrations we're made
70 lhe company IFS rep esents'iTe
Fred Thornton hrasquely replied
ia ms company was southern
one ann ma ra'iied on ne
.sme policy throughout The South
and IN seeh northern cites IS
davenport Ia and Muncie Ind
he added iha his practice would
continue
a fen weeks aso ne ompan,
armour ed rians for rs forrhoom-
ins diieciofr Mindful OF he pc
sious eApefiencc oolored cifzen.
mr. and adopted Two definite plans
90 iaNaiipns. fisf he, would
'rS'tu' me fon thousand >es-o
citizens o r'infn ~ lnfo'na
non 70 invesiiea oas of he com
psny. They had ali eadN asesi-
aimed thar merchants. mannfa'-
iurefs and others engaged IN IN IT,
ness and professions would e'use
- purchase direcfo'v ma coe'd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Tom Phillips P ost
Elects New Officers
For The Coming Year

a. ihcir c,cnf meeting ne Ton
PHILLIPS po- Of he Amelnan
l.oeipn elected officers lof m en-
,uinr year as follows
NJ kinle, Freeman 1911 pve,-
Eess siroel commander Wi'i.in
y t,feen 800 Woodrow vice ,nr-
uandcr. William J Rr,an' >N
Modhai> adlulan W4liif g.
simpson eGs1 IIsyle'' hnanc ~
-p'ri Henderson Meade el55 clh.
icn Chaplain William n Nome.
III Hague historian tltod G
.l'ffcrsor sne Josephine sere gn-
al-mms
Mcmbees - 'bc eNcoa'i,o board
inelrde Waddell Ascrs ssee Bush
Arlhui " ribh~ lsi55 'rwrlfr1
>'resl u = raliaicfo l3eG
Bash thish = aorhell 1915 r
wl-.'s and Walter g faups.
- r IIan,oek
coLoRrp up.r-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

special tounSei for The National
Association fur the Advancement
o. tolored People Richard +
Wesrbfooks ''hicasn counsel tof
roneressman Arthur " Mil,lr n
10 = iim-clow sui against f'io
Roch Island railroad Albef 6
Gilbert. president al he Harlem
lawyers Association pr Robot
4 Weaver. United States llousinr
Authoriiy Elsie Ansin. assis
lani ATTORNEY general Of INC S'ale
N ONO Eunire n carter as~'s-
tsn' disuic attorney New Nor,
GU, and representatives ~ How
ard Terrell and Kent law schools
The kcv-noie address viii be DE-
livered by President William I.
Houston on me suhie, The nld
Orde' chausclh
-. ooIoRFp JrD.E.-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
NO CAUSE FOR
FRICTION HERE
Colored And Whites
Live Together

incinna'i ,ANp, Bo'h aa.
and coloied fannie, rl' occlv
The new Laurel homf Fsdsa
snim-clcarance nrolo ne Vsr
End. j. Was learned w~dne'r's
The decision 10 opcr ~ Norva
brth races was rca,ped q ns'
ing az the Cinciuna' Nro7c''r
Housing Aulhorii uN
he homes from ih, soyornn
Information ~ ~ 10" n nrr'
would be proraicd hcae'r r.
races or how mane Nee 'snlr
would be sdmiifrd Na. mo- me-
tliafcly available q Nss strfs
however lha, eafh !"
ass cned hnildaa sgT "
hiiidinc and me 70 r.
'ftminsIinr in sins ac';
rpil
s faloi whi,b rf
I'd authority Officials rei ~
'1sion 70 admir- Nero fehaas ~
III inpossibililS II "'en
erecting separsia ne su. ~
FOR Negroes hecau-e A. N''''
pci-room co.i res ai,''fi an'n
D, lhc so,e'nmon ~ ''ed ''
,fluc~ and onrsnifaq
would send he COZ " pon ~
new prcieci above the aSed mai
mum u Was explained
Nathan Slraus 'los''
administrators is eNpe ~ - ~
cincinnati on July Is d'd'''
me biz pioieci Nhilf WIZ = '"
understood Nh Slfans WI 'cfN
aid The local hIousire Afno'N'
mcclinc room-cos' Inn 'l"n' .
"a me Wacnef-Sie'eaN \
a eoIoREp - per-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
~, soIoRED ~ Int
Funeral Rites Held
For Miss E. Hollis

,fta an illness ~ few weeks
Ni., Ellen Hollis : sirl OF seven
'ten Years passed ava, Friday,
Jui, - the hone 81 her parents
rf ard Mrs Hollis. Nsal ard
Nrninle, streets
Nrs impressive funeral rI'es
we've bod Tuesday. Iulv u. J D..
NJ ~ fhf NcN Lish' Baptist chulrA
'rnifie'h and ,oDn streets Sew.
RAJ .eleciions wore rendered "
The senior choi Of Prince or Peace
Fspti.' chui'h With Miss Gather
soc rlovr Is ono % The solois.s
Res : Goldshy. pastor Of ~
AGiaicn Hap'is, church Of which
MIS- Hons Va member n'f'-
stated The liorsl offerings were
teaui'.l and numerous Burial
VAS ~ Memorial Park cemetcts
SaNisips afe 2 Gather and mo :
He, and MIS- Hollis five s's
ms aud 'hree hfo;hers
- foroRFp Jlp.F-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Canadians Making Preparations For Large
Emancipation Day Celebration In Windsor

Windsor Oni Olhcia;
British Association Of
Brothers announce Ia, mrs., ~"
lions are fast nearing oomn,..
for the observance OF ,hs,. "a.
anniversary OF freedom ~, ~
will begin SATURDAY.. Julv N
p. NJ. In jackson park. IN mi, ~
Invocation will he given he.
Rev. J. a. Darcy sged eisb,,,,
who has been missions>,
sixty-hve Years in cauad,
United States. and ioieisn 49,
lie is universally osieemsd H.
who know him
Other invited speskelS ln.e.
senator Charles G. Digs q, i.
troll Mich. the Res Lew W.,
OF Virginia; membef. NJ he ~.
igan Colored MAYORS s.o..
lion; The MAYOR OF Nmd,o, -.
me io'ai 'omp'Foiiei and al,s.
men
Miss Dorothy Dawn pop.
colored ayistrix ~ Decor
scheduled TO make 2 psrs,ns.
Jump. Other features q me d.
hration viii INCLUDE sofh,
game between the Dopniown no
gers and Walkers pis'iilsfs A.,
vaudeville by the MeGrsmsks
eroup OF Detroit Nonnssiel. v.
have been on the Air ds he p,r
year. as singers dances sad IA
ers OF Novelty instruments
There will also he a1 smsit
boxing show foot ra,e. apo ei-,
ing in the open-ap nsytaon q "a.
music OF Harold Fieerans Ff
Nelodians
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Organize To Launch Battle
For Rights Denied The Negro

srosp oi local citizens nc
last week q; 1851 Kinder stree
Conani Gardens and proceeded 20
launch an organization for nc
rurpo>' Of promoting the general
wc'farc OF negro citizens
Tho., attending he meeiin- n
ludcd Nr aud Mrs Dixon 4 J
Mathis. NJ and Mrs curtis iaidN
William Hard, Mrs Frazier NJ
Leonard lsss Daniels M snd
Mr- " HARDY Gcors Nai-eh.
and NJ. LOVING
4 enia'i,o nr2anva'ioo ~.
rerie,fed fol me fcllo~ire t'r
poses
a. ne upp, na % esnze '"n
vu4Nirr a. welfare o. Nec.o,s
sh. To p'se Ncsro NofAers M
more acpries 80 ~ lnof'sss
NfSio e,cniaiion IN ''s
-','e and fedo al activities 'd'
IT, nah; acain- eA'rsdition o So,
croes 10 ne southern siaios 'e'
r. fieh' fn an snii-HnchinS rill.
49, 10 ASh' Tor Negro represep a.
'ion on INC police iris hoard 80
TT frh' Tor PROMOTION Of police
utn az Nqcfo aef 20 ieuif9aN's
.in inspectors 'hl 10 fchi ri
iinpeovcnei.' M Iccfeanonai faf',l.
fics " Negro communities g'a AZ
pla rfrands swmmiue poosf
ana tetrea'ion. senfer ~ w IN
,ss'isais md ASCERTAIN ~h, ,co'e
a. fhe sxpaNors money !. NOT 1898
emp oN Ne- aw,ers - g'i'rf
Nes,o eynrals 81 the Record
coa sud he c.reaii cone .pon
:. niose Us and oqnl'Ahlc iesi,
f r fsh' ID Negro clerks ri
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
MRS. DeVAUCHN
GRANTED
MURDER TRIAL
Defense Charges The
Chief Witness Was
Under Duress

The gates OF the Detroit House
o. direction swung open FOR Mrs
Ethel Devaughn. 81. who is sery-
Ing life sentence for The slayins
q he husband. John DeNauSnn.
-. when Judge John r. Scaller. o.
Rec orders Court granted he- a
reU Trial
The motion fol new iiial was
fied rs ATTORNEY harles a Roy-
foroagh Dee : Mrs DeNavehn
had been found guilty Of first de-
eles mul der by jury on NOV. e
IN The interN enne months since
lhc mo'ion for 2 new trial fled
lung, Scallen made a visit 10 the
Fc4,o ~ correction TO interview
MIS- DsNsuRhn. he granted he
r,N trial Saiurday
Miscarriage al Justice
Ia hf petition 10 have The ,ouri
- ASIDE Tho verdict Of the iasv
snd gram Mrs DcNauchn new
fsia A''v Roxborough said that
III. Ae diCi VAS = miscarriage OF
)..rce Ms ron'rsly ~ lsw"
Az o he sres' weight Of ssi-
Gen,s Ne also ohafsed that he
r useeuiion had MOI shown sufii-
, en' evidence 10 Warrant the WI
10 also ma lcd 'hal he ,hiet
81 ness or he prosecution Mss
Ts..e Ford had made hei 'es,i-
mon, nnds dlress IL asserted
ma inc witness had fsr denied
m, know ledge Of The shooting
ti4 afier she had been laken 20
Tbs eishih floo and held Tor :
sho' siay she was Oiliinc 10 os-
IN.
'fhs petition charged hsr al
Questions were Leading in me dy-
ine sta'ement. and nothing an
pulsed deceased fhis peril a.
death hat The statements ~
ceaih The end cf The question
MS placed in deceased's mouth
4 hsi a. no lime did deceased sialt
dsaih aas near. AS 10 his belief.
the defense contends that me
statement was TOO geneial TO be
isNen ss diving declaration
Ms peNauehn shot her hi;s
oand "a their home on the evenirc
ON. 2 1887. She contends lhst
continued on Page To-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

recorders court and me Circuit:
court and he probate court,
To hgh' any and III violations Of
INC civil Rishts Act. and 10 pro'ect
through legal procedure. The irl-
dsmenial zh's NJ Negroes gen.
ersll,
The following temporary officers
We're elected. William T Patrick,
Sr.. chairman Mrs VIM HARDY.
secretary Ms l.ovinc cub
li1if> director and Nh Leonard.
treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
REPRESENTATIVES
WANTED

To contact prospects for Amerl-
cas- most significant Negro hook.
NEGROES AND THF LAW. b.,
Fifshngh Lee Styles. 4. r.. H.. p.
The hook sells itself. Liberal com
missions. saoo cash prizes write
Lanesfon Sales Co.. Book Dept.
200 W. Columbia Avenue. Phil.
adelphia, Pa. Students and Others.
here IL = ehanre 10 earn liberal
commissions and win siM first
prize.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

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La gaceta., 1938-02-07
Ell COMITE FEMENINO

Esta noche Sc reunira ell Co
mite Femenino, rama del Conf.
te Popular Democratico de So,
zorro a Espana, en- la sala prin.
cipal del Centre Obrero.
Junta general para las com.
paheras de Ybor City, Palmetto
Beach, West Tampa y otras set
clones.
Cuenta ell Comite con mas d.
1000 asociadas, las que pagan
una Quota mensual de 10 centa
vos.
Ademas de esa Quota, las con
paneras contribuyen en- los ia
Heres Y otros lugares.
Presidira ell acto de hoy Ii
Sra. Elisa Morris, con la Sra.
Marina Lopez de secretaria.
Informara la Sra. Morris de
importantes particulars rela-
cionados con ell desenvolvimien-
to del Comite.
Asistira al acto una represen
taci6n del Comite Popular De-
mocratico.
La gaceta., 1938-02-07

Leonardo Garcia, Juan A. No
vo, Ramon Collado, Uno de
Negreira, Juan Jer6nimo.
Contribuyeron con $1.O0:
JESUS Villanueva, Jose R.. Fol
guerra, La Popular Bakery,
Francisco Rodriguez, Emilia
Dfaz, Marina Menendez, Alicia
Gonzalez, Arturo Moran, Ar
mando Arias, Narciso Cortinas,
Angel Rodriguez, Jose Alvarez
Alfonso, Julian Garcia, Maxine
Menendez, NJ. Suarez Marco,
Manuel Carbajal, Royal Garage
West Tampa Bakery, Diaz Res
taurant, Rey's Grocery, Atlanta
Restaurant, Polo Norte Ice Sta
ton, Optimo Restaurant, Ideal
Cafeteria, Main and Armenia
Garage, Ell Chico Restaurant,
Fl Buen Gusto Restaurant, Coo
perativa Familiar, d. NJ, Youth
Club Democracy, Manuel Fac
do, Joaquin de la Llama, Sastre-
ria Ell Encanto, Ayala Apron
Supply, Fernandez and Vega.
(Continudrd).
La gaceta., 1938-02-07
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa
Medicines y sueros para Espana

La Cruz Roja espanola man.
do aver domingo un telegrama
al Comite Popular Democratico
de Socorro a Espana, su agen-
cia en- esta ciudad, pidiendole
medicines, sueros e inyecciones.
Con la prontitud que carac-
teriza a los miembros del Conf
tie, aver mismo Sc iniciaron ges-
tones para la compra de 10 que
esa institution humanitaria ne
costa.
Aver mismo entr6 en- funeio-
mes I'm comite especial, que sc
asesorara de las personals inte-
ligentes en- la materia.
Medicines para los soldadoS
de la Repdblica y la poblaei6n
civil.
La Cruz Roja, en- ell mismc
despacho, pide que Sc lie CONT.
nue. mandando leche condensa.
da.
Embellishments Ia retaguar.
dia empezara a cumplir con 81
deber.
La gaceta., 1938-02-07
LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell CO.
MITE DEMOCRATICO DE
o A ESPAN

Contribuyeron con $1,000
Seis de Regensburg.
Contribuyeron con $500.
Ramon Fernandez Rey, Ra-
mon Vazquez, Emilio Ferre.
Ell Dorado Cafe.
Contribuyeron con $500;
Angel Garcia, Los Helados de
Ybor, G. Valdespino.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Carlos Miranda, Ell "Pintado'
/ (Cocinero), d.. j. Silverio.
Contribuy6 con $3.50: Jose
Escalante.
Contribuyeron con $500:
DR.. A. Gonzalez, DR.. Porro,
I'm Mason, DIR. Perez, Jose R.
Fernandez, Urbano Perez, Jo-
Sc Arrange, Eduardo Valdes,
Francisco Escalante, Harold
Vilehes, Spanish Park Restau-
rant, Columbus Drive Market,
j. Campo, F. Menendez, Estua
Brothers, Latin American Ga
rage, E. Lera Grocery, Manuel
Alfonso Grocery, La Paloma
Bakery, ony's Dairy, Tropical
Garage, Cuco Valdes, Manuel
del Rio, Jose Gonzalez, Sierra
Boulevard Restaurant, Coope.
rativa Ell Recurso, Tomas Alon
so Grocery, Ell Aguila No. 2
Drug Store, Miguel Vidal Re-
lojero, La Montanesa Grocery,
Manuel Garcia Grocery, Eel Sc
reno del Reloj, Ybor Furnitu-
re, Ell Modelo Coffee Mills, I'm
prenta de Mascunana, Primo
Lord Y Fernandez, DIR. Santa
go Paniello, DR.. TrelleS, Greco
Floral, Lido's Cafe, Rex Cafe,
Columbia Restaurant, Cracker
Place, Fernandez Y Garcia,
La gaceta., 1938-02-07
LA SITUACION
RIA DEL CIRCULO CUBANO

Hemos visto ell dltimo balan-
ce de la sociedad Cfrculo Cuba
no Y su situaci6n financiera no
es peligrosa, como algunas per-
sonas aseguran.
Cerr6 ell Cfreulo Cubano Ell a.
40 1887 con un pequeno deficit
pero el deficit Sc debe, entire
otras cosas, a que TODD ell edifi-
clio fue pintado y reparado.
La deuda Ell total monta a
unos $4,000, 10 que es peque-
ma considerable los recursos
potenciales de la prestigiosa so
ciedad.
Durante ell ano, ademas, sc pa
garon en- p6lizas de SECURE unos
SIS, 900.
Tn ano mejor lie aguarda a
Circulo y por este nos place con.
gratular a la directiva.
La gaceta., 1938-02-07
EN- PELIGRO LA VIDA DE
LOS CUATRO RUSOS QUE
Sc ENCUE r EN- Ell
HELLO FUOTANTE

Moscou, feb. 7.-Estan en- Sc
rio peligro los cuatro cientifi-
cos rusos que Sc encuentran en-
un enorme trozo de hielo flotan-
tie que va a Ia deriva hacia la
Groenlandia.
Ell refugio flotante de esos
ciudadanos, que realizan obser-
vaciones en- beneficio de la hui
nanidad, encontr6 un campo dc
Ihielo, somunicando per la radio
Ivan Papanin, jefe del grupo.
que ell hiels Sc estaba concen.
trando y desaciendose rdpida-
mente.
Han puesto los hombres todC
su equipo en- un trineo para bus
car sitio SECURE en- otro bloque
En- ocho meses los c~ientificos
han recorrido, a la deriva, en- e
bloque, mas de 1000 millas.