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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-09-08

were used for pictures made by
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fair
banks were demolished the other
day. Some of them were nearly 20
years old. They'll make room for a
setting for the next GoldWyn pro-
duction, 1.-THE Last Frontier"
-
Pity Carole Lombard. When her
pal, Alice Marble, our No. | woman
tennis player, was winning the
Eastern Grass Courts championship
az Rye, N. Y, Carole had to de-
pend on daily kilograms to inform
her of her friends progress, be-
cause the matches weren't broad
cast. Luckily for her the last one
was played on Sunday-the strain
of trying to work while it was going
on would have been terrified
=
The latest fashion news is to the
effect that soon the girls will be
wearing adaptations OF the styles OF
I904-the reason being that CIaud-
cite Colbert will soon be seen In
"Zaza," and that the clothes she
wears in the picture are SO fetching
that everybody's going to want
clothes like hers.
$ s.
Felix knight, the young tenor
who's being heard more and more
often on the air, is going to keep
right on until autumn with his ma
tion-Wide program that is heard Fri
days from 600 to 6:15, EDST, over
MICS red network. One of the
things he gets excited about, be-
tween broadcasts, is the number of
young people whose voices are be-
ing ruined because they're going to
teachers who aren't really good.
Says he knows any number of boys
and girls in California, where he
used to live, who would be sue
cesses if only they were properly
taught.
But he can't tell them how to 90
about finding really good teachers
says that he just happened to be
lucky; that he heard some people
sing who sang the way he wanted
to, and hunted up their teacher.
-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-09-08

II you happen to be in New York
and want to see some of your ia
vorite radio stars when they're of
duty, the place for you to 70 is the
drugstore in the building where the
NBC studios are located. Visiting
movie folks and stage stars haunt
the restaurants, but for some reason
the radio stars turn like homing pig
cons to that drug store.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-09-08

nd Ginger wants new leadingman.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16

Martorell, Ramon Fernandez
Rey, Ramon Vazquez, Velarde y
Lopez Grocery, Ell Dorado Cafe
j. Tranquil.
Contribuyeron con $500: DR..
l.. Rey, Manuel MenGndey, La
NueVa Era Grocery, Eusebio
Faedo Dairy, Los Dos Amigos
lie Palmetto Grocery, AL & F.,
Grocery, Latin American Laun-
Try, Cooperative Ell Recurso.
Contribuyeron con $500: Jo-
e Suarez Fernandez, Franklin
Mems Shop.
Contribuyeron con $500: j..
ampo, f. Menendez, Estua
Brothers, Cooperative La Fami
lar, Pedfo Lima, Argentine "a
fe, j. r. Colmenares, Manuel
Perez, Industrial Service STA,
,Suarez Ballantine Beer, La Sc
gunda Central Bakery, Uno de
Negreira, Antonio Lopez (Ne-
vero), Crackers Place, DR.. San
tiago Paniello, Los Helados de
Ybor, Greco Nora1 Store, Fer
nandez Y Garcia, Lido's Cafe,
Rex Cafe, COLUMBIA Restaurant
Ell Serene del Centre Asturiano,
(PdSd O. Ia la. Ddg.)
La gaceta., 1938-02-16

mente conmoyida, Sc theresa
por la salud de la Sra, Elisa Mo-
ris, noble companera presidenta
del Comite Femenino.
Centenares de senoras y seno-
ritas preguntaron aver por la sa
lud de Elisa, activa companera
lue Ell pocos meses supo orga-
nizar el Comite Femenino, ha-
bilmente secundada por buenas
amigos de la ESpana leal.
Todos EN- eSta reduction sen
limos la desventura que afiige
a Elisa y anhelamos su pronto
eStablecimiento.
La causa de ESpana entontro
n esta sencilla mujer una Dig
liSima colabora3ora.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16
NOTAS SOClALH

dar $4,000 que necesita La Yer
bena del Tabaco.
En- todas parties sc recibe a
los comisionadoS con los brazos
abiertos, reconociendo la obra
que La Verbena realiza en- fa--
vor de la industrial tabacalera.
La intenci6n del Comite Eje-
cutivo es crear un fondo que de
ano en- ano permita sostener la
fiesta, sin recurrir con tanta fire.
cuencia a los comerciantes e in.
iustriales.
Continua enfermo, aunque ST
que mejorando, ell presidents
Milo Vega.
Los con.ratos de los artistas
de Cuba y la orqueJta "Ensue-
no" Sc remitieron en- esta sema-
ma v volveran firmados.
NADIA sabemos sobre la ban
da de la marina Guiana, que
muchos Green asistira a las fieS-
tas anunciadas.
Ell gobernador Cone lie mand6
una invitacion Official al presi-
dente Laredo Bru.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16
LOS 1NGLESES NO QUISIE-
RON DISCUTIR Ell PRO-
BLEMA DEL BOYCOTT

Londres, feb. 16.-La Asocia
ci6n Olimpica inglesa decline
discutir Ell boycott de los juegos
OlImpicos de 1910, senalados pa
IA verificarse en- Toxic, luego
de IN agitado debate.
David Lord Burghley, presi-
dente del Consejo Olimpico, ase
gura que la situaci6n es dificil
y que ell boycott no servira a
ningdn prop6sito it'll.
Ell Comite Olfmpico Interna-
cional Sc reunira en- ell Cairo, ell
dia 10 de mario.
La semana paSada Sc SUMO
que la Association Atletica A
mateur habia aprobado una re-
soluci6n contra los juegos OHM
picos en- ell Jap6n.
AlgunoS de los directories in
gleses estiman que los Juegos de
bieran ser trasladados a dtro
sitio.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16
NUENA LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell CO
MITE D~EMOCRATICO DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA

Cont ribuyerOn con $1l,37 los
tabaqueros que trabajaron EN- la
Feria.
Contribuy6 con $500: r. Ro-
driguez Alfonso.
Contribuyeron con 600: AL
varo Fernandez Grocery, Seis
de Regensburg.
Contribuyeron con $500: Pho
Brun Cuevas (Democracia Els =
pamela de Manila |. FL, DR.. A.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16
Ell Bale del Ctrculo

I'll Bale del Circulo
La Sociedad Circulo Cubano
celebrara su bale de Carnival
ell dia &c.
Una orquesta de senoritas,
segun Sc nos informa ,tocara las
pleas americanaS.
Los Bohemios, bajo la direc-
ci6n de Maxine Eohegary, to-
cara las pleas cubanas y es-
panolas,
Sc admitiran sociOS transeun-
ties.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16

u ~ IT WtU
La colOnia latina, profunda-
La gaceta., 1938-02-16

Ell Carnival Latino de West
Tampa -celebrara un bale EN- ell
Jirculo Cubano, con dos orques-
las.
Sera presentada EN- esa fiesta
la Srta. Latin American y sus
damas de honor.
Costara la entrada rs centa-
vos a los hombres y % a las mu-
jeres.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16
Ell Bale del SGbadO

Los socios de La Benefica Es-
pamela podran asistir al bale
del sabado, en- ell Centre Espa-
mol, previa la petici6n de un pa
sc en- la ~Secretaria de la misma.
La noticia nos fue comunica-
da, en- la manana de hoy, por el
Sr. Vergara, secretario de La
Benefica.
Todos los preparativos para
ell bale Sc compldtaran en- estos
dias por la section de recreo y
adorno.
Tocaran dos orqueStas, Don
Francisco y Los Bohen ios.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16
JuntG en- ell CfrcMO

JuntG en- ell CircMO
Manana Sc efectuara junta
general en- la sociedad Circulo
Cubano.
Els de segunda convocatoria.
Ruegase la asistencia de los Sc
nores Socios.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16

La major Reyista de cuba
Suscribase a ella hoy mismc.
slame por los telefonos
Y1367 - Y 4575
"SELECTA''
La gaceta., 1938-02-16
La CGnldrd de YbOr

Celebrara session esta nIohe
el consejo directive de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor, ba-
10 la presidential de Joe Cha
noun.
Dentno de pocos dfas sera
nombrada la comisi6n que no.
minara los directories para Ell a.
no venidero.
La gaceta., 1938-02-16

La Verbend del Tabaco
Siete comisiones trabajan en-
la presente semana para recau-
La gaceta., 1938-02-16
Tenidd de Iniciaci6n

Tenadd de Miciaci0n
La Logia Caballeros Leales
de America tiene anunciada pa
ra esta noche una tenida de mi
ciaci6n.
Ell s~ecretario Cosio, cumplien
do 6rdenes del presidente, su-
plea la asistencia de los her
manos y hermanas.
EntermG
Ia nnlnnia latina nrnfnndn
La gaceta., 1938-02-16
WEAK and SKINNY
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And CHILDREN
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Evening star., 1938-04-08
France
Continued From First Page.)

narily a preliminary stage, but the
Senate Immediately adjourned. and it
was declared that the vote stood as
final rejection of the premier's meas
ures.
NJ Blum declared that dictatorial
powers over the nations finance and
economy formed the only solution of
Frances difficulties, and that If the
Senate refused them to him they would
have to give them to another govern
ment.
He said that the majority support
ing him in the Chamber of Deputies
which gave his bill grudging approval
Wednesday, 3l1 to 250-Was founded
on the masses of this country in q
movement Of great scope"
He declared it improper that the
constitution should give the Upper
House the same rights as the Chamber
elected by universal suffrage. The
working class has awakened to its
rights"
The Socialist Premier fatty accused
the Senators of refusing his finance
bill simply because they wanted to
throw him out
You are not objecting to my pro-
gram but to me-" he charged.
"Of course! OF course!" Senators
shouted back.
Blum Grows Bitter.
M. Blum became increasingly bitter
as his speech continued. Senators
seemed to delight in interrupting him.
President Jules Jeanneney pounded
with his gavel to restore order. then
declared:
This man came here to defend his
bill. After he is through he will have
to take the consequences of his words"
After another heated passage, M.
Jeanneney said, turning gravely to
M. Blum, The Senate is the high
assembly of the republic"
Government Bonds Up.
on the Bourse in anticipation of defeat
of the government and its financial
projects.
Several thousand new strikers joined
the ranks of the $4,000 already idle
and occupying their plants this morn
ing. The labor conflict, one phase of
the political crisis, was intensified by
the firm refusal of employers to nego-
tiate with striking metal workers until
the latter had evacuated the plants.
In yesterdays disorders many were
injured after 1000 extremist suppor-
ters of the Blum government advanced
on the Senate Building.
People in nearby streets We're kept
moving. No gathering of groups was
permitted.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
Halt to american Recruiting
For Spain Urged by Survivor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PERPIGNAN, France, April s.-One
OF the last survivors of the American
Battalion in the Spanish government
army started for home today to CAM
paign to get his comrades out of the
civil war.
John G. Honeycombe, 81, of los
Angeles, a refugee from the Washing
ton-Lincoln Battalion of the Inter-
national Brigade, entrained for Mar
Seille to catch a boat for New York.
He said his first act there would be
to telegraph to Baltimore authorities
the plight Of Norman Selby of Balti-
more, who was last reported sent to
hospital, suffering with shrapnel
wounds in the shoulder and a general
breakdown.
Honeycombe said he also would ask
the State Department to evacuate
American volunteers who wanted to
leave Spain.
A one-time organizer Of the Friends
Of the Soviet Union, Honeycombe de-
clared he would urge halt in re-
cruiting men for "organized murder
100 men sent into action with IA rifles,
as in our last stand in Gandesa to
fight almost barehanded the Fascist
planes and artillery"
Honeycombe said he believed 5000
Americans went to Spain to fight
against the insurgents and that he
knew OF but 200 who still were fight
ing-the others he thought were killed,
wounded or missing.
Estimating peak strength of the In
ternatlonal Brigade at 10000 men of
l5-language groups, Honeycombe said
there could be no more than 1000"
now.
Barcelona dispatches said the COM
Evening star., 1938-04-08
What Is Your
News !. O.?

Each question counts 20, each
part OF a ttoo-port question, 10.
A score of so is fair; 80, good.
Ans1Oer on Page Al.
l. Who is this strong man.?
2. Is England's "Cliveden set"
(a) a new type of tennis, (b) a
group Of higher-ups often enter
tanned at Lady Astor's home,
Cliveden. or (c) q faction advo-
eating the return to Gives poll
cies In India?
3. What island now is joined
to the United States mainland by
a road built partly on the trestles
of railway destroyed by hurri-
cane?
4. Most of the people OF
Liechtenstein. the principality
that recently changed leadership,
are Germans. True or false?
S. Why is the Atlantic Ocean
bottom near Ireland to be
plowed?
Evening star., 1938-04-08
CHARGES OF SPANISH
PROPAGANDA RENEWED
Embassy Held Abusing Free Nail
Privileges as Nerve Center
for 100 Leftist Agencies.

Charges that the Spanish Embassy
here is the nerve center" for more
than 100 Spanish Leftist propaganda
agencies were renewed last night by
DR.. Joseph B. Code of Catholic Uni
versity.
In a speech before New York's
Notre Dame alumni earlier in the
week, DR.. Code accused Spanish Am
bassador Fernando de los Rios of &C
tivity designed Ito swing American
public opinion" in favor of the Bar
celona government in the civil war.
DR.. Code said last night that the
Embassy was abusing free mail priv
ileges by sending out stacks" Of
propaganda.
Only recently" he added, "a friend
OF mine. to test the alleged abuse of
its diplomatic franking privilege by
the Spanish Embassy, wrote and
asked for some material on the Span
ish civil war The Embassy sent him
more than so pieces of propaganda,
postage free
The Catholic University professor
said that fortunately time and events
are taking the determination of the
Spanish crisis, as it affects America,
out OF Prof. de los Rios hands"
Evening star., 1938-04-08

mander OF the 18th Brigade of Amer
leans and English and the brigade's
political commissar, David Doran, had
been missing five days.
The commander, twice wounded,
presumably is Robert Merriman, a
former University of Southern Cali
fornia economics instructor His wife
also was connected with the brigade
headquarters as a clerk.
Medical sources in Barcelona said
Arthur Goran Of New York City and
Jack Quinones, New York City, were
missing.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
T0RTOSA DEFENSE
FLANK IS MENACED
Second Army of Insurgents
Near Sea With Mount
Turmoil Capture.

Starting drive to reach Spdin's
Mediterranean SeacodSt March 9
insurgent armies OF Gen. Francisco
Franco haze all but isolated Cata-
lonia and its capital, Barcelona.
provisional seat of the Loyalist gou-
ernment. Popular Front cabinet
repdmped seueral days ago to re-
place Indalecio Prieto as War min
lister.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
CHINA RE|NFORCES
VICTORIOUS ARMY
German-Trained Soldiers
Rushed Into 6O-MjIe
Shantung Front.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
japanese, seeking to conquer
corridor along Lunohai Railwav,
haze pressed Chinese back close to
SuchoD. junction OF the Lunghai
and Tientsin-PukoWR RailWdy. ToWn
OF TaierhchWdng recently captured
by japanese in Shantun0 Province
fighting. Japanese Dar machine has
begged do,Dn under Ueight of
Chinese resistance.
By the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, April 8.-Chinese rush.
ing fresh, German-trained divisions
into the 60-mile front across Southern
Shantung Province, avowed today that
victory was theirs at battered, she'll
torn TaierhchWang.
The Chinese hailed troops of Gen.
Sun Lir-chung's 3lst Division as
heroes for pushing Japanese from
Taierhchwang's northeast gate.
Chinese said the major remaining
japanese force was being attacked by
Gen. Suns two other columns, spread
out IN triangle east from Taierhch-
wang. Japanese, however, said their
forces still remained within the city.
Feng Writing Ballad.
Nevertheless, Chinese insisted they
had won a smashing victory and the
Christian Gen. Feng Yu-hsiang, in
spired by the fragrance Of the peach
hl0ccnYnc af thu
ed he was writing a ballad recounting
the battle and predicting the recovery
OF China's lost territory by harvest
time.
The German-trained divisions were
from Chinas ever available reservoir
Of man power and the Chinese high
command predicted 40 divisions would
be in the field by summer
Japanese. however, also were REIN
forcing their lines on this Central
China front Foreign sources reported
that within the past two weeks $4,000
fresh troops landed at Dairen, Man
chukuo, some destined for that
Japanese advised state and some for
the North China front.
1000 Dead Taken 10 Japan.
1t became known also that trans
ports from Tientsin recently carried
1000 wounded and the ashes Of 1000
dead, an indication OF japanese
casualties.
Chinese claims to victory about
Taierhchwang listed capture of 80
tanks. 900 machine-guns. 10000 rifles
and n artillery pieces There were
$4,000 Japanese casualties, Chinese
asserted If authenticated this would
be the greatest Chinese victory of
the war.
HOSPITALS APPEAL TO L. 9.
Evening star., 1938-04-08

also We're fighting in the vicinity of
Iungchow, so miles distant, which,
with many other walled cities again
was flying the Chinese Nationalist
flag
Foreign sources reported japanese
burned four villages near Muping, 20
miles away. alleging that farmers
harbored Chinese irregulars.
Vice Consul Quincy F. Roberts
transmitted the mission appeal to
Ambassador Nelson T. johnson, at
the same time reporting 80 Americans
here were safe.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
Trailer or Cottage.

By the addition of a foundation
and steps from the door to the ground,
a trailer can be transformed into a
permanent home or summer cottage
in the country or seashore. An avn
ing above the door or larger canopy
may furnish accommodations for out
door sitting and serve as a porch,
while two, three or more of the trailers
combined make house of several
rooms by placing them in the form
of an H or C.. One serves as q
kitchen. another a bedroom, and a
living room occupies the third.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
SOUTH AMERICAN POLICE
FORCE is UNDER STUDY
Brazil's Chief of investigations
En- Route to Buenos Aires
for Discussions.

BY the Associated Press
RIO DE JANEIRO, April g.
Brazil's chief of the department of
general Investigations is en- route to
Buenos Aires to discuss what may be-
come a general agreement for South
American continental police"
DR.. Manuel de Freitas Gear Garcez
the Brazilian chief, sailed last night,
indicating such project was intended
to afford better defense against
Evening star., 1938-04-08
Food Prices Increase.


The Labor Department reported
that retail food prices increased last
month, despite the business recession.
An advance Of 25 per cent in the
price OF meat largely accounted for
the 02 per cent general rise.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
HOSPITALS APPEAL TO L. 3.
PresbyterianS Resist Japan's Dema nds
for Wounded.

CHEFOO, April tP).-The Ameri-
can Presbyterian Mission Hospital
here appealed to the United States
Government for assistance today in
resisting a demand that all Chinese
wounded be turned over to japanese
japanese marines and Chinese ir-
regulars continued desperate en-
gagement in the hills west of Chefoo,
where an uprising of Chinese broke
out Tuesday.
After a Japanese officers demand
was refused by the missionaries Jap
anese pickets were posted at the hos
pital gates, the mission reported. All
persons entering or leaving the hos
pital were searched and a detachment
of marines was assigned to a nearby
school
japanese marines and irregulars
Evening star., 1938-04-08
Five Sentenced to Death,

MADRID, April 8 LP).-Five per-
sons were sentenced to death today by
special treason court on charges of
attempting to incite rebellion.
Two others were acquitted, but
turned over for trial on charges of
disaffection. The five were convicted
OF distributing subversive pamphlets
early last month.
Thirty-eight recruiting Offices opened
in Madrid today to handle volunteers
expected to respond to the govern
ment's call for enlistment of 100, 900
more men.
Recruits were lined up in front of
many ofnces before they opened this
morning. The recruiting campaign
was being stimulated by parades of
volunteers already signed up. They
carried posters promising to back the
government tight to the last man.
Evening star., 1938-04-08

George Inn Given to Britain.
The George Inn. Southwark, Eng
land, said to be the setting of por-
tions of "PickWick Papers" has been
given to the government.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
criminals and means Of mutual aid be-
tween South American countries"

There were indications a continent
tai police delegation" with headquar-
ters at Buenos Aires was being con-,
sldered to exchange information and
combat gangsters, white slave and mar
cotic dealers and political agitators.
Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, Chile and
Brazil are the likely interested coun-
tries.
The Washington times., 1938-07-15

The first city Of Biblical Armaged.
don discovered. ArcheOIOgists uncover
original ruins where the Scriptures
predict the final conflict between good
and evil will be waged by angels and
the -Four HOrsemen of the Apocalypse.
Read this illustrated feature in The
American Weekly, the Magazine dis.
tributed with next Sundays Herald.
Times.
The Washington times., 1938-07-15
Mother Is Delighted; Band Leader
Predicts Hollywood Career

BOSTON, July Is QNS).-Sally, superb society swing
SINGER may sound like tongue wser but it was downright
business today to 18yearod Sally Clark madofhonor al
her sister Annes wedding to John Roosevelt month
The Washington times., 1938-07-15
Specifications, Please
Edna's Inquisitive
PLANTS WIFE ASKS WHEN
SHE DONE HIM WRONG

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July Is NNS).-NIrs. Edna Dunham
Plant esranged wife of Phillip Morgan Plant millionaire
Waterford farmer and onetme Broadway payboy today
The Washington times., 1938-07-15
CHICAGO FETES
PRINCE GUSTAV

CHICAGO, July is G.N.SO
Chicago's royal guests. Crown
Prince Gustaf, Princess Louise
and their son, Prince Bertil, faced
busy day today.
The Crown Prince and Princess
three-day visitors here, were tc
make their first public appear
ance since their arrival yesterday
when they visit an exhibit OF
Swedish art at the Art Institute
Prince Bertil meanwhile drove
to Rockford, ILL.,, to take part in
Swedish American observances
there.
Gov. Henry Horner, Mayor Ed.
ward ]. Kelly and others promi.
nent in Illinois officialdom and so.
ciety will entertain Gustaf and
Louise at q formal dinner here
this evening.
More than 1000 guests were ex,
pected.
The royal party tomorrow will
be guests of honor at a mammoth
celebration in Soldier Field, leav.
ing later for Minneapolis, New
York and their homeland.
The Washington times., 1938-07-15
BLAST BLAMED
IN PLANE CRASH

ROME, July Is G.N.S)
Searching parties today resumed
the hunt for remaining IA bodies
of the 20 persons killed in the
worst disaster Italian commercial
aviation ever has suffered.
Experts expressed the opinion
that the death plane, which
plunged into the Tyrhennian Sea
10 miles off the Sandman Coast,
must have exploded and burst
into flames.
Six women, including two sis
ters and a niece of Gen. Giuseppe
Vale, aviation undersecretary, and
IA men, including the crew of
four, were killed. Six bodies were
recovered last night.
The plane, of the Ala Littoria
Lines, was en- route to Rome from
Sardinia.