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Evening star., 1938-08-27

Mr.. Willis Is the
Republican can
didate for the
United State S
Senate, nam e d
by the State con-
vention June 20
to oppose Senator
Frederick v an
Nuys. In his sec
ton of the State,
Southern Indiana,
ne has been pop
ping the Demo-
Gratis with bull
whip editorials
W h ich h av e
- ~,,L
Evening star., 1938-08-27

these privately
Kupp factories But the German
snecursts in Germany
These skilled officers thankless
ornaments OF their
lutely no information as what the Reich
This i of in
difference however that in the democratic
Of finding
the military
nation by the War
But they read the Congressional Record
and from those
and naval information.
In happen spies shavea
task There
those who Notifications
military secrets The being communication
agents OF
can be proved he supplied
of his head.
The display
military observers
which
chemical laboratories produced
&
bewiderng 1N {
Hitler is IN vi IN -
world IN /O v VJ<
NN>(
overneated tha WIS SSSA
developed electric y NNo
of melting a (LAD
miles that through ~
electrical ray device a.rpane >>atserA ~
flying at 5000 feet could .A>>
that chemical
for use by the armies All this still
possibility.
The edate London law courts which
from outside world
Of air raids London during the
Their ordships posted the halls
must ask these to provide their masks however
Evening star., 1938-08-27

Of the A. F. of L. rather than to de-
velop controversy in which con-
ceivably no amendments at all may
be adopted as means of escape from
the political consequences to men,
bers of Congress of participation in
the G. I. O.-A. F. of L. conflict,
(Copyright 1881
Evening star., 1938-08-27

study of the whole tax field. Able,
moderate Magill, who is in charge,
must soon make his recommended
tions to his chief, Henry Morgen-
thau. jr., and to the President.
And the first item on the list is
more than likely to be broadening
the income tax base.
As strictly academic PROPOSE
ton, the Treasury tax experts and
the best congressional authorities
on taxes are unanimously in favor
Evening star., 1938-08-27
The Capital Parade
Broader Base Expected to Take Star Role in Tax
Increase Drama
By JOSEPH Al SOP and ROBERT K1NTNER.


MAKES have habit Of arousng
year there's likely to be touch drama
curious financial history OF the New
the end OF chapter Last winter
balance the budget held out for surprising time against the most violent
pessues both circumstances
unbalanced than
secretary OF the Treasury Roswell M
General Counsel Herman Ophant
Evening star., 1938-08-27

nave to be reauthorized. and that
gift and estate taxes may be equal
lied. A drive on tax-exempt Sc
curitles and the tax exemptions on
wages Of State and local officials
is also very definitely in the air.
The problem of tax exemption
is so insanely technical that it
seems to have been dreamed by
Milt Gross. Nevertheless, tax-ex-
empt bonds are more and more
rcronrizoJ n lroo f,l Sro Nv,
Evening star., 1938-08-27

NuUIVIOQi lIdo UCtII I1UIIEdIy, WIIOSt
semi dictator, Regent Admiral
Horthy, has spent a delightful
week" in Germany.
Hitler has shown a few of
the tricks the German Army in
tends to pull in the event of a
conf1agration. The heavy guns
which were displayed at the mill
tary parade in Horthy's honor were
not intended for Horthys eyes
alone; he could have been shown
Evening star., 1938-08-27

HE opinions OF the Uers this page their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN
The Stars effort to gDe all sides OF questions of interest to its
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1938-08-27

the economic Offering
otherwise driven
exemptions there There
pehensibe to the ayman One Of them likely
nc)
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
Auto Loans
35 Trucks, Tractors, TrdiIers


lIMAIR PLEASURE & Housekeep-
ing trailers. For the third conse-
cutiVe month zIMAIR has led
the list of pleasure trailer regis
tratiCns for California.
THERE'S A REASON
ZIMA1R satisfied owners are
sending more and more customers
TO ZIMAIR dealers. People are
rapidly realizing airplane type
streamlining and the whip
stream top are proper for trailer
construction Eight large opening
windows combined with interiors
pleasing to women and designed
to afford the maximum of comfort
and INABILITY. A large selection
of upholstery materials and out
side finishes makes it possible
to suit your particular needs. All
this at not more than the price
of a flat-sided, square cornered
trailer. See the nearest ZIMAIR
trailer dealer or ZIMAIR corpora
tion, 404l Whiteside ave. Los An
geles.
Economy with dignity by living
in a zIMAIR TRAILER" Dealer
territory open. 0-5
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
Lost, Round, EStrdY

PURSE, contain
ing money, drivers license, etc,
at or near Simpsons Richfield
service station Monday night.
Finder please keep money and
notify Mrs. S. T. Norcross, La
Jolla. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05

4-ROOM furnished house. Electric
refrigerator and water heater.
Adults only. Call GA SO. 9th
after 4 pm. J18TF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
Business Services

WHY GET UP NIGHTS 10 IUUk
after your water when our smooth
easy working irrigation headgates
will do the work for you. They
pay their way.
Pipe by the mile
P. E. Ryerson, I. V. Concrete co.
81 TF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
I3 Business Opportunities

WANTED-A GOOD DAIRYMAN
to lease or pasture part, or all OF
$50 acres of good alfalfa. Five
room house, corrals, shade, water,
electricity Ira Aten ranch, two
miles north of FL Centro on 4th
street. Phone 8705-J1 Ell Centre.
Address p. o. Box 1l77 FL Centro.
8-6
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
Houses For Rent

SMALL UNFURNISHED house, $25.
Water paid. Suitable for couple.
Inquire 1066 Broadway. Phi. 1065R
A-G
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05

BLACkMAN'S FOR PLUMBING
We have every plumbing need.
Our work is quick, efficient and
economical Phone us for repair,
service or new installation eSti-
mates.
1889 Main Phone 104J
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
20 Miscellaneous For Sale | 3

LAWN MOWER-Good second
hand, So. Cost $3.50 new. just
sharpened, good running order.
Wilson Machine Shop, 1922 Main.
81
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
HelD Wanted
SO w 80
1883 Main

ONE RURAL AND TWO CITY
dealers for RaWleigh routes. Es-
tablished demand. See A. n.
Spear, 422 West 9th St, Imperial.
Sc
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
WANT-AD
PAGE
-PHONE 300
Help Wanted

GET NEW WARDROBE FREE and
earn up to $23 weekly showing
gorgeous Hollywood endorsed
Fashion Frock No canvassing
FASHION FROCKS, Inc, Dept
No investment. Send dress size
A-2l67, Cincinnati, Ohio. 8-5
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
"a Wanfed-ReaL Estate
IS miscellaneous For Sale

USED GENERAL ELECTRIC guar
anteed refrigerators. One to five
years factory guaranteed units
IMPERIAL ELECTRIC, Inc. $50
Main street 35
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05
NOTICE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SITTING AS A BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN as
required, that the City Council of
the City of FL Centro, will convene
on August 8, 1888, at 7:3O pm, in
the City Hall of FL CentrO, to sit
as a Board Of Equalization for the
purpose of equali2ing the Tax Roll,
and will continue to sit as a Board
of Equalization from day to day
until the equalization of tax is
completed.
HERBERT w. FAWCETT,
Mayor of the City of FL
CentrO.
Attest:
ROY r. TOMBSTONE,
City Clerk.
(A1-2-3-4-5-6-3)
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05

MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE,
electrical refrigeration. Inquire
ATS SandalWOod. 8-14
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05

SMALL FURNISHED house. IN
quire 642 Brighton. J22TF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-05

FOR SALE SCREEN ROOM, lOX
10, perfect condition. Just the
thing these hot nights. Also two
iron spring cots. See them at $50
SandalWoCd or Phone 507. C. A.
Bratton. SO
The Hagerstown globe., 1938-05-13
Joy OF LIVING"
AT The MARYLAND
Musical Drama of Distinctive
~ Different Type Be
gins On Monday

4 distinctly different" type of
musical drama is heralded in Joy
OF Living" new musical comedy
with Irene Dunno and Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr.. and with new
Jerome Kern melodies woven into
the sprightly plot.
The story deals with a stormy
romance between Miss Dunno. a
popular musical comedy star
whose huge income is lavished
on her selfish family. and Fair
banks, self-confident young
gentleman. who has disinherited
his rich relatives to become a
sort of sea vagabound. who
breaches a doctrine of attaining
happiness by doing what you
want TO do.
Believing her duty lies in letting
her parents and her sister have
their own way. and in working to
the limit o. her endurance in
order to satisfy their rapacious
demands. Miss Dunno quarrels
Violently with Fairbanks when he
urges her TO throw her family
overheard and learn TO enjoy her
self. And his unconventional eff.
folts TO convince her make for
delightful complications il the
story and lead to its gripping cli-
max when she at last sees her
relatives in their true light
Woven into this ingenious and
intensely human story are some
OF the years catchiest tunes.
The Hagerstown globe., 1938-05-13
Her Jungle Love-, in TechnicOor, at Nd Next Week
JUDY GARLAND AT
ACADEMY THEATRE
Making Latest Appearance in
Everybody Sings"
Now Playing

When romance broke up Judy
Garland's vaudeville act. she de-
cided that she'd be a screen ac-
tress. And without any outside
help. the fourteen-year-old singer
sold herself TO Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer executives and received a
long term contract as reward.
Judy and her sisters. Virginia
and Suzanne. were known as the
Garland sisters on the stage and
when they appeared at the Chica-
go Worlds Fair. Suzanne married
and left the act, and that gave
Judy her opportunity TO go to
Hollywood
Born in Grand Rapids. Mime
sofa. Judy first wanted to become
lawyer, but her parents were
show people" and she made her
debut when she was less than
three years cid. in her fathers
act.
uus sim 4AhCS ldN anu oS one
OF her studies at the studio school
it takes top place She plans to
continue it in college and still
may become a Portia.
Being in pictures hasn't chang
ed her life from that of the aver
age girl Of her age. Her favorite
reading matter is the daily and
Sunday comic sections. with Pop
eye as the head man. She plays
baseball and swings a mean golf
club, and would like to play foot
ball, but the studio says no.
She makes her latest appear
ance in Everybody Sing" cur
rently playing at the Academy
Theatre.
Judy is also tap dancer Of
note. having taken lessons during
the filming of Broadway Melody
of 1898" from Buddy Ebsen.
The Hagerstown globe., 1938-05-13
SHORT COURSE FOR
WOMEN, JUNE 1913
Week at College Park To Be
Marked by Many Inter
eSting Events

Miss Venia N. Kellar. assistant
director OF the Extension Service
announces that the sixteenth an
nual Rural Women's Short Course
will be held this year at the Uni
versity of Maryland from June 13
10 Is and, because OF restrictions
in housing and classroom facilities
the registration will be limited 10
700 women. Some counties had
already filled their quotas for
registration. with many women
signed up for vacancies if they
should appear, Registration will
take place in the counties under
the supervision OF the home dem
onstration agents, There will be
many prominent speakers.
During the entire week there
will be an exhibit OF rural art.
flower arrangement. scrap books
OF old churches, and paintings by
Maryland artists in the reading
room Of the University Library.
Visitors Day will be June Is and
in the afternoon there viii be a
style revue and a garden party.
Other important events of the
week viii include a reception bv
DR.. H. c. Byrd. president of the
University of Maryland, the an
nual pilgrimage TO Washington.
concerts and entertainments.
Courses during the week will be
offered in music appreciation
public speaking, parliamentary
law. rural sociology child care
and training. home furnishing
home management, clothing. foods
and nutrition, poultry, recreation.
landscape gardening and Al Club
leaders training. The only new
course is in English. which has
been requested for some time bv
the women.
The Hagerstown globe., 1938-05-13
MRS. DUNBAR HEAD OF
14,6oo WOMEN'S CLUBS

Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar. Portland
Ore. is the new president Of the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs, the largest organization Of
women in the world. having
membership Of more than 2,000,-
600 in 14600 clubs. She viii at
tend the convention Of the Ma
The Hagerstown globe., 1938-05-13
0UTCAST

During lull in the Stygian flames
a group Of shades were exchang'
ing names,
And telling Of places they had
been,
With bits Of gossip and tales Of
sin.
A lonely shade who was standing
by
Approached 10 speak; but without
reply
Each wrapped himself in his
ghostly shawl
Murderers, robbers and black.
guards all
With a whispered word and avert
ed stare
Vanished. and left him standing
there!
Who was he?" I asked, as they
turned and fled.
He poisoned his neighbor's dog
they said.
The Hagerstown globe., 1938-05-13

tional tuberculosis Association
in Los Angeles. Calf, in June and
later will represent the General
Federation al the meeting Of the
National Education Association in
New York
Voters are disqualified for duel
ing in seven states,
The Hagerstown globe., 1938-05-13

Alice Brady as Miss Dunne's
nypocr1tical mother heads the fea-
tured cast, which includes Guy
kIobee, Jean Dixon, Eric Blore
Lucille Ball and Warren Hymer
The Hagerstown globe., 1938-05-13

The name OF a Negro janitor in
the Supreme Court Building al
Raleigh, \. c.. is King Of England
Brown.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
LA FIESTA DEL SABADO

Ell Circulo Cubano prepare O.
ira gran fiesta para Ell sabado,
con bale en- eli patio y en- la sala
del tercer piso.
Complaciendo a la juNentud
b~ailadora, que 10 ha pedido, toca
ran dos excelentes orquestas,
Don Francisco y Los Bohemios.
EstamoS SECURES dep exito,
porque Ell patio es una potiva
attraction.
Noches claras y estrelladas +;
noches de luna, bondad Y amor;
noches inolvidables...
Los precios Sc han puesto den
tro del alcance de todos los boil
sillos
La sociedad Circuio Cubano
merece Ell concurso de todos y 10
viene obteniendo en- todas sus
fiestas.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
la obra de la retaguarola de Tampa,
que es~ vanguardia de Amenca
en- la ayuda a favor de Espana
Ell PICNIC DE LOS c N

general Santiago P. Philemore,
del ejercito mejicano, para ce-
lebrar ell homemade a Mexico
que hace meseS ecordara.
Ell general Philemore desem-
pena ell puesto de Inspector ge-
neral de la Cruz Roja Espanola
Y aqui lie recibiremos todos con
ell mayor placer.
Durante muchos meses presto
sus servicios al pueblo eSpanol,
10 que es una honra.
De la aviaci6n ha hecho una
especialidad ell valiente militar
y companero.
Ell Homemade a Mexico debe
organizarse sin demora.
va sabemos que ell general So
10 podra venir despues del 30 de
JUNO, de modo que hay tempo
para arreglarlo TODD.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
Ell PICNIC De LOS PICNICS

Van a ser intensificados en-
esta semana los trabajos en- pro
del Picnic de los Picnics, que Sc
efectuara Ell dia 81 de julio, en-
lie finca La Columna.
Esta va conseguido Ell terre-
no y la luz y Sc pedira la plata
forma a La Verbena del Tabaco.
Las comisiones de Recreo y
Propaganda actuaran con la ma
yor eficacia possible y asf las de
Intereses y Hacienda.
La presidential de la fiesta,
por ser Ell p~residente de la Sec
ci6n de Intereses, esta a cargo
de un leal Glen por ciento, ell
buen amigo Francisco Juan Es-
cobio, que no entiende de dobles
JUSgOS.
Las Secciones tienen a su car
go una delicada labor.
La de Recreo tendra que ges-
tionar cerca de las orqueStas Y
~resoaver otros problemas de inn
portancia.
Hemos notado que a las COM
paneras del Comite Femehino
sc les ha asignado la tarea del
Refrigerator.
Iremos dando detalles de inn
poTfahcia a MEDIA que pasen
los dias.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20

BriilantiSlma la Verbena del
sabado, en- la pista de galgos de
Sulphur Springs, con exception
de un incidente que do lugar a
la intervention de los diputados
del sheriff.
Sc cambiaron algunos golpeS;
pero la calma renaci6 Y Sc bail6
hasta ell amanecer.
Tres j6venes fueron detenidos,
los tres de Palmetto, 10 que mu-
cho lamentamoS.
La Secci6n de Recreo cumpli6
ell programa anunciado y fue
muy congratulate por todos los
aSiStentes.
Las dos orqueStas contrata-
das, Don Francisco y La Sono-
ra, eStrenaron nuevas pleas,
siendo muy aplaudidas.
Publicamos la semana pasada
los nombres de las pleas estre-
nadas por La Sonora.
Lindas muchachas dieron real
ce a la fiesta con Su gracia y
cortesia.
Vaya nuestra felicitacion a
los jovenes vencedores, por ell
trabajo realizado, en- bieA colec-
two.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
A LOS AMERICANOS MUERTOS
EN- DEFENSA DE ESPANA

Una muerte e~spanola, ell mar en- medic,
desde una hermosa vida americana
vino a nacer aquf, a los iardlnes
donde los heroes nihos permanacen.
La luyentud de America oaids
enriuueci6 la terra con 81 ssnsre,
con sus perehnes hussos no bssados.
Sobre esa supeHioie y apaFlencis,
sobre esa destruction sslmilsda,
crecen en- la memorls trascendente.
con la misma lnocenoia que los nihos,
los invislbles huespedes hermanos.
Son mis- muertos de IN mes, de euatro meses
los que cumplen un aho, los cue pueden
andar sonreir, decir ~paiabras,
los cue Sc ABRAHAM a la antigua madre
iuegan en- su sol, iunto q sus rios.
Fran hombres, murieron en- la guerra,
hoy son nihos de niebIa en- el recuerdo,
iueoan en- ests orilla del Atlantlco
sobre una playa girls de blanca espuma.
Son IN ardente beso de Ia historic
sobrs un paisals hermoso y ponderado.
otra vez sobre tt. mi Espaha bella,
la passion, 81 amor, los herofsmos,
ts vistieron de gloria, te dejafon
al desnudo ell espfrltu encendido.
Al desoarar tu TERRA concediste
obscurldad, ~sllenolo a los dsspojos,
lu2 tremoIante y cslida a los oielos,
de tus hsrldas como sspulturas.
Manuel Altolspuifrs.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
UNA BODA

UNA BODA
Ell sabado contrajeron matri-
monio la bella senorita ameri-
cana Margaret Danforth y ell co
nocido joven latino Arturo Or
tiz.
Tuvo lugar la ceremonial en- ed
domicilio de los esposos Jay b.
Danforth, padres de la novia, en-
ell barrio de Palma Celia.
Firmaron ell acta matrimo-
NAL ell Sr. Frank P. Ingram, ex-
administrator de la WPA en- ell
Estado, y 81 padre de la despo-
sada.
Actu6 ell notario Candida Pc
req.
Eterna dicha les deseamos a
la feliz pareja.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
A KEY WEST

Muchas personals de Tampa
ira a Key West 81 a de Julio, con
motive de la Inauguration Off
cial de la carretera sobre Ell mar.
Dlcese que tres logias, los Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc, Ca
ballero de la Luz v Odd Fellows,
mandarin representations.
NosotroS tenemos detalles de
los preparativos que hace Ell
cuerpo de tambores y cornetas
del Castillo Crist6bal Colon No.
7, de los Caballeros del Aguila
de ORC, en- union de un grupo de
hermanos.
Dos omnibus han sido contra
tados. Sc hara Ell viaje compile
ito en- tres dias.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20

Wv ya.uos u guerra Japoneses
en- Ell RIO angie, por encima
-k,ns. Ayiones chinos re-
chazaron eI ataQue de II aero
pianos de GAIA del enemigo.
Los aparatos, en- divisiones de
cuatro, lanzaron su carga desde
una altura de 5000 pies.
Ell mando japones informa de
la captura de Taihu, As millas
al oeste de Anking, y a ocho mi
Has de los bordes de las provin-
cias de Hupeh y Anhwei.
Hankow Sc halla a 120 millas
de Taihu, por ell oeste.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
IONk EhENOIU CON
hL EMBAJADUk INGLko

O1ANO GONf EhENOIU CUN
I'll EMBAJADOK INGLEo
Roma, Juno 2O.-Con el
condo Ciano, ministro de Nego-
clos Extranjeros, conference a.
yer durante una bora, ell embaja
dor ingles, condo de Perth. Dis
cutieron Ell problema de la que
ira de Espana y Ell reciente a.
cuerdo anglo-italiano,
Manana martes Sc reunira Ell
Subcomite de nueve potencias
del Comite de Mediterranean,
para discutir la retirada de los
voiuntarios de Espana.
Ell pacto anglo-italiano no Sc
pondra en- vigor hasta que los
voluntarios sean retirados de la
peninsula.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
De BALE ALTUS

Ell salon de bale Altus, de Sui
phur Springs, Sc halla bajo la di
recci6n de nuestros buenos ami
gos Urbano Diaz y su hijo Paul.
ALI son bien recibidas las per
sonas decentes de la colonia la
tina.
La orquesta es buena y la a.
tenci6n esmerada.
va 10 Saben las familiaS que
GUSTAV de divertirSe sin innece-
sarias expresiones ruidosas.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20

CHIVAS Nubian
Kids Y Cerdos. Venta a bajo
precio para rapido comprador.
R. Tattee, Chelsea esquina a
seth st.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
LMBA4.UAhON

Salieron aver para Carolina
ue4 No4te, Ia Sra. MaXlA4a Las
sus, su hija, Sra. Maria Martf-
nez, y dos hijos de esta.
Pasaran ALI una temporada,
atendiendo la salud de uno de
los ninos, que requiere cuidado
especial
Fueron despedidas por hume
rosas personals de la amistad de
las familias Lassds Y Martinez.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
LA FUNCION DEL
CIRCULO CUBANO

Constituy6 un exito merecido
la function que aver celebraron,
en- Ell teatro del Circulo Cubano,
las Secciones de Damas y Re
creo.
Sc representa- LA Venus de
Piedra" Y todos los ~artistas fue-
ron muy aplaudidos.
El dinero de la function Sc in
La gaceta., 1938-06-20

Ell NUMERO DEL REGALO
La Sociedad Centre Asturiano
nos comunica que ell n1mero pre-
miado del regalo del Refrigera-
dor 10 es ell 1868.
Ell regalo Sc hizo ell sabado, en-
la pista de galgos de Sulphur
Springs, durante la Verbena.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20

LA VERBENA

vertira, como va Sc dijera, en-
abonar los recibos de Quotas a
los socios enfermos o sin traba-
10.
Ha entrado ell Cfrculo en- una
provechosa etapa de beAeficio
colectivo.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20

Sc vaca re-
Glen parida. Sc da barata BAIL
Gale Is. Veala despties de las
200 P. M.
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
A UNI NINO VASCO
P0r Angel Ldzar0

Por Angel Ldzaro
Nino vasco de ojos tiernos,
que pensaran tn manana
cuando caigan los inviernos
dehajo de tn ventana
y recuerdes la frescura
de tn paisaje native.
Oh campesina dulzura
de .aquel ''chistu" primitive.
Nl6ovaseos que has 1nirado
arder, en- ruinas tu aldea,
corazSn hog enlataao,
hnssfano de Ia peaea.
C6afSdo Be ensAnche tn pecho
y tengas m6sculo fuerts,
ouean ensax&ssAe b. myeate
y ae rinc6f deehecho.
Que 4peasar6s del traidor
que iba, paeiente y servil,
mostrandole al invasor
carfie para su fusil.
I'd que has visto los infiernos
que hahita la fiera humane,
nino vasco de ojos tiernos,
cue pensaras tn mananal
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
LA CHINA HUN
DIO d r JAPONESES

Shanghai, JUNO 20.- Ocho
aeroplanos de bombardeo de la
aviaci6n china hundieron cua-
La gaceta., 1938-06-20
HOMEMADE A MEJICO

Tenemos entendido que Ell Co
mite Popular Democratico apro
vechara la vista que anuncla Fl
The Washington times., 1938-08-20

for their architecture and their pala-
tial aspect, they lack privacy and
bon gOut.
But in social place you don't want
too much privacy :. and it's title
of nobility here to have a house in
Bellevue Avenue Even in New
port, though, you will notice that
the real cave-dwellers of the endroit
are very seldom seen around or writ
ten up in the papers that the
crowd most ly seen around and that
entertains the most is a newer but
richer crowd . =. that in the brilliant
younger set the girls are rather
pretty, while the males look. if YOU
want to use a generous expression,
like social butterflies or (better said)
gigolos.
But don't think that if you are a
good-looking guy with reasonable
pocket-money and good social stand
ing in your home town, you can take
the place by storm =. No indeed, my
friends! You are just an outsider,
if you don't belong to The Group! -.
You might succeed, after long and
strenuous. efforts, to become one of
The Group, but for that you have to
prove to them that you are just as
Snobbish as they are, just as sophisti-
Gated and casual as they are, and that
you consider all the rest of the world
pooh-pooh. {. . It's not very difficult;
just try it and you'll see that you can
get along beautifully.
It's amazing to see how the people