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The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

II. B.-I have already received
my 1899 Astrology Reading, sc
please tell my if | am going To
receive the money that | am ex-
pecting?
Ans: Within the next few
months you are going to re-
ccive very favorable informa-
ton from this Insurance COM
pany. They haven't as yet been
able to clear up their files
whereby they could forward
you the money
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08
MAJOR BOWES
CREATES MANY
NEGRO STARS

presario of the Original Amateu,
Hour busted off the records of 20t
broadcasts over coastlto-eoast net
works he discovered TRAIT he haC
started scores of young Negro en-.
tertainers on the way towards ca
reers that may make them the Bill
Robinsons and Paul Robesons ot
tho next ten years. All were heard
over the Columbia Broa3castinp
System.
On the night that he wen. or
the air for the 200 time, January
IL, DIR. Sausage and his Five Pork
Chops were headliners at the swank
Onyx Club in Manhattan's smart
Sind Stree night club district.
They went in there December 7 af
ter getting Their New York
''break" on The mayors program
and they're still going.
A good number of the ambitious
young swingsters who have tried
for a spot on the program have
played or sung "Flat Foot Floogee'
never Rowing that this swing clas-
tic Is she brain child of two Ne
gro graduates of the Bowes school
They are Slim Gaylord and Leroy
Stewart who first appeared on the
mayors program "a a part OF a
yroup of five. After their radio
introduction, they seamed UP as
,lim and Slam and toured the coun-
Try. during which time they wrote
what later went the country as one
II the hottest time of the season.
Clyde Barry, n of the mayors
first Negro "finds" still wins a
die lauf.els and is well on his way
. share honors with Paul Robe
son as one of the finest singers
f his race. After appearing on
the Original Amateur Hour for
his radio debut, he enjoyed several
long contracts as sustaining ar
list for the Columbia Broadcast
ing System.
Helen Hunes has been building
a name for herself as vocalist
with Count Basic and his orchestra.
while Bob Parrish, a singer, has
travelled on the voice the mayor
frs. recogn zed as -meritorius from
Columbia's Broadway Playhouse to
far-off Australia, where he is now
appearing in concert.
Rhee Parada is another Negro
girl who has done we'll for her
self, while Mary Perry, who was
presented a diamond for her tooth
by a listening jeweler, is a sue
cessful night club entertainer.
One night young James Ballan-
line Smith, a Negro youngster OF
ten years, appeared on the pro-
gram to sing. He told the mayor
that he just had to save his dog
from the pound, and that he and
his dog were 30 afraid Of the dog
catcher till they hid under the bed
every time they heard a knock at
tho door. Jimmy won the house and
apparently went ove with the ra-
do audience just as well. Checks
and two dollars bills started roll
ing in for Jimmy's dog, but all
we're returned with a note saying
that the mayor had long since CIV
err the pet social security"
Edna Livington, a nurse girl
from New York City, appeared On
tho program a few nights later,
singing Cant You, Won't You
Hurry Home" She put her own
Interpretation into each chorus OF
the Cant You Won't You" and
tho audience liked each one a hit
tie better than the first The re-
suit was one of the longest ova-
tons an amateur ever got from a
Playhouse audience.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

Mary had a little lamb,
His fleece was white as snow,
And everywhere that Mary
went,
She rode the street car.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

or whatever crime or violation
they commi. ted, as they commit
tel them IN answer to previous
crime.
Or course, nobody in his right
mind would expect any court in
t. right mind, let along the
preme court of the nation, to agree
via any such dangerous and law
less rule: That whenever any per-
or commit, a crime against ano-
the, that other can lawfully"
commit any crime back against
hi one who started it." That is
the logic of small boys,-not of
civilized judges. If A steals from
B, no sane court would excuse B
for turning about and stealing
from A. If John burns the house
OF James, no court and no sane
person would excuse James for
burning Johns house. That is so
,lea.' at i seems to US that even
the one-sided minds might see it.
W. have laws to take care of those
who commit misdemeanors and of
lenses, and if we allow the ag-
grieved party to avenge himself
Oh to cimmit a crime "back," there
is neither law, safety, for either
party, or for somebody did some
thing which somebody else did not
like.
What | am driving at is: That
whatever others of US might think
of hope or wish, or wherever our
sympathies may be in such a
struggle between laborers and EN-
ployers, there was nothing else that
we should expect a real court to
do except what the supreme court
did. The only alternative was to
throw law and civilization out Of
the country and invite disaster and
dictatorship. The constitution of
the United States is our basis
LAW, and it is the function of the
supreme court to measure all 9TH
or laws, and statutes by that basic
law,-and when other claws run
counter to the basic law, the other
law OF rule or cotton Is to be de-
clared UNCONSTITUTIONAL In a
! democracy the people can change
the basic law, but the court cannot
do SO. II the people Of the United
States want to make sit-down
.itrikes lawful, then they car do 81
but until they do so, the cour'
would violate all goodness by as
Stunning that the people have done
so, or that they want to or will
DO so. Courts are not to go TO that
limit.
One of the most dangerous signs
Of our times is the disposition of
large numbers of our people to
attack courts, presidents and all
Others whenever they disagree with
our notions,Cand never To con-
cede them any decent motives even
for their most reasoned and best
stated opinions. In a democracy
somebody has to be contradicted
in a court action, somebody hai
to lose. Our poor closer" spirit il
certainly a bid sign: It can hap
pen here.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

Ans: The doctor in charge
Of your case will give you the
information you want. | feel
that you are worrying foolishly
as is matter would have been
dlsee sed with you if it had
bee necessary 10 remove such
organs.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

M. o. il underwent an opera
ton a couple of months ago and
| wonder if they removed anything
from me that would prevent child
birth and how must | find 1t out?
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

T.. D.-You answered sore pri-
vate questions for me some time
ago and I found your answers TO
be true. Will | get marr1ei any
moro and do any of my friends
mean aything to me?
Ans: Yes a marriage Is indi-
Gated for you but not until at
ter you have reached yoas
"forties." Your present ac-
quaintances admire you very
much but they aren't the seri-
Gus type.
ID. A. F.-DoeS this man who
laiml1 to love me and wants TO
marry me mean what he says.
Would he make d good husband for
me? Should move into an apart
ment as he wishes a little later on?
Ans: The man loves you, but
keep him loving you. Don't
consider marriage until he has
found employment and you r
sure tha. he can provide for
you and your youngster. Then
do not move into any apart
mens until after the ceremony
has been performed.
A.. b. C.-Will TIE business !
IN about to enter get me out of
the rut we are IN? | feel my bro
.her ism. doing his share?
Ans: Go through with your
plans, your income will be in
creased. Your brother doesn't
see the Importance of helping
the family and the whole res
possibility will be yours.
N. A C.-Have been reading
column and notice where you would
answer free in this column. Tell me
if | am going to get a permanent
job anytime soon?
Ans: You will not remain on
temporary work very long, in
fac, the company that you are
now will be able to place you
permantly before midsummer.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

M. H.-My uncle was supposed
to have died from eating banana
pudding ana | wish to know did
his wife and her sweetheart have
anything to do with it?
Ans: OF course they didn't.
Your uncle had been a sufferer
OF acute indigestion for years and
mis- death was not brought on in
tentionally by his wife or Der
friS.ld.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

C. S. T.-My daughter mas twt
kids already on me and ! am wen
,dering if she is going to have an
other child?
Ans: WelEsn all probability
she will nave news for you very
soe1. | believe there will be
another child in her life. Make
n1Is luaseId Jno6 10 lseq OF
alton and co not worry about
it is much.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

Aman rushed into the cigar store
"This cigar you sold me, is sim
ply f~rightful."
Storekeeper: Well, you needn'.
complain. You have only one |
have got thousands of the beastiy
things.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

w. M. A.--Do you think thi
medicine / am taking will help
moro than the doctors treatments ?
Ans: No | don't. The doctor
is so much better qualified to
handle your case and you are
using poor Judgment in try
ing out various medicines in
stead of relying on the doctor.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

ROTE-YoHr question viii be analysed free In This column sSiy
when you include a clipping of this column and sign your fmI name
bihLdafs and correct address to your letter. For a "PTsafs Rsny:.;
send only 25e and q stamped envelope for my latest ASIRoLoGf
READING covering your birfhdafe; also a free Iensy o aope
analyzing three Questions Explain your problems clearly and con-
fne your questions to those within the scope OF logical reasoning.
-skrD YoUa LETTER To-
ABBE' WALLACE. F. G. BOX II. Ga.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

+. Tt have a daughter thir-
teen years of age and she is very
urruly. Please give me some ad.
Ans: Yours is a complicat-
co case, but the logical thing
to do is to try to gain your
daughters confidence, allow
her certain privileges, and do
not let her think you 4 doubt
ing her and in all probability
you can handle your present
situation She is too old now
to enforce strict discipline.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

l.. c. E.-What about my present
location, woal5 | be better off if
I would make a change?
Ans: Not Immediately. 1t
seems to me tat your income
is going to be somewhat in
creased during this year and
next, and you will then be able
to see your way clear. As long
as you are doing well, | don't
advise a change. If an opportunity
presents itself whereby a change
WOULD profit YOU, then take it by
means.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

j. L. A.-Here lately my wife
has a lot of money and her salary
isn't large enough for that. Is
there some man between US?
Ans: No. She has succeeded
in making you jealous and this
was what she was after. To
arouse a persons jealousy oc-
casionally will make them ap-
preciate you more and this was
her aim. Stop doubling your
wife ami be more affectionate
toward her.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-08

to tAem and tty to pick out a
little extra work on the side.
La gaceta., 1939-05-01

AgradecemoS a esos pastores
Y obispo5 protestantes, heraldo +,
de la verdad Y la juSticia, la 81.
plica hecha al p~residente Rose
Velt.
Elles senalan de nuevo a los
matarifes Y Sus adlateres; mas
ell presidents Roosevelt teme per
der la amistad de los cardenale:
Y prelados cat6licos cOnvertiios,
a pesar de sus alardes de demo-
'cracia, ell amigos y prOtectores
del asesino mayor.
Franco .mata todos los dias a
centenares de espenOles que ayu
daron a la Repdblica, al Gobier-
no legitimo Franco extermina
a los leales Y liberales, de acuer-
do con las normas totalitarias de
5uh patronos de Roma y Berlin.
Ahora, para contrarrestar ese
menSaje de los pastOras protes.
tantes. servidores de Cristo, Su
Santidad enviara otra bendici6r
al "espad6n" y traidor.
La gaceta., 1939-05-01
POLONIA DESEA SALVAR
SALVAR A DANZIG
Sc pedirS poderes de Policia a
la Sociedad de Naciones

Varsovia, Mayo LA Ca
zetta Polska" anuncia la posi-
bilidad de que Polonia procu-
re controlar a Danzig para i'm
pedir cue Alemania Sc la ane.
xione por medic de la fuerza
LA violencia por Alemania
de los convenios internaciona
les-dice-crea una situacio1
que obligara al Gobierno a de-
mAndar nuevas garantiaS pa
ra los derechos y las propieda-
des polacas en- Danzig". Esto
Sc interpreta COO que Sc pu.
diera solicitar permiso de la
Sociedad de Naciones para
transferir una mayor autori-
dad, en- cuanto a policia, en- la
ciudad libre. La mayor parte
del concrete polaco sc realiza
por csc puerto.
La gaceta., 1939-05-01
La fiesta del viernes en- la escuela Orange Grove
Los reyes y reinas de Mayo
Ell nino Bedami ira a la Convention NaciOnal

Y cortesanos Hilda Gonzalez y
Manuel Fernandez, Irene Posa-
da y Alberto Miranda, Rosa Spo
to V Dick Guagliardo, Greta Gar
ella y Frank Diaz, Elvia Garcia
y Jaime Gonzalez, Mary Conf
Clio y Franckie Cerra e Isabel
Garcia y Oscar Hernandez.
Reyes, damas y galanes fue-
ron MY ~aplaudidos.
Despu6s Sc verific el gran es-
pootaculo organ zado por las
maestras, con a concurso de los
nihos y la simpatia de los pa.
dres.
Cada aula present6 un precio-
so nGmero, cor accomplishments
de piano.
La .orrida de toros", uno de
los numeros, hizo reir a todos.
Vaya nuestra felicitaci6n una
vez mas, a la Sra. Kent y las
maestras del Orange Grove.
La gaceta., 1939-05-01
LA MANIFESTATION DEL
PRIMERO DE MAYO EN-
LA HAANAB

Habsna, Mayo l.-Bajo ell
aqua Sc esta verificando la ma
nifestaci6n del Primero de Ma
yO.
Centenares de miles de per-
sonas toman parte en- la mani.
festacion, que lleva numerosos
.carteles y condena a las ma
clones totalitarias.
Uno de los carteIes Sc refie-
re a un establecimiento y dice
que no cumple con la ley por-
que ell dueho es amigo del CO.
ronel Batista.
Otro de los ~carteles muestra
a Hitler con un hscha en- la
mano y estas palsbras: eel car
nicero del mundo."
Los msnifestsntes piden que
el gobierno de Cuba no reco-
noca el rlaldito regimen de
Franco, imi!sndo en- este a Me
jico.
La gaceta., 1939-05-01
CO NJ O.. WEN E
Carta de w. B. Haggerty para Jose Gregory, Jr

Esto ha deprimido los ingre-
os de este grupo tan drastica-
mente que hoy, segdn Sc infor-
ma, solo pueden contribuir con
Il 1870 de las contribrciones. La
mayoria de ellcS son trabajado-
res habiles Y no Sc inclinan a
tomar otros oficios'.
"Yo personalmente, como un
ioven de negocios, siento que es-
IN problema de todos los hon.
bres de negocios de esta ciudad,
y no debemos dejar a los lati-
nos que 10 solucionen porque la
responsibilities %pertenece a to-
dos.
Prede ser conven;ente el nue
olga al cerrar este punto que al
eunos oficiales de la ley y jugA-
dores dicese que. acusan a nues-
tros latinos de desear ell jue-
90 Illegal. Probablemente MIN
gun hombre ha dadO a este mas
seria consideration que yo y, ca
balleros, he aqui mis- conclusio-
mes: Ellos no quieren el crimen
y la corruption en- ell medic don
de viven; mas adn, yo jamas
he visto a an padre latino que
de ree para ST hijo ell vender bo-
lita, y la dnica RAIN por la cual
81 juego florece en- sus secciones
es pordue los jugadores mar
chan detras de la consistente pa
ga semanal que estos honrado1
trabaja3ores reciben'.
Ahora, mi qUerido Mr.. Gre
CORY, listed posiblemente We Ell
error en- sus tacticas Y siento pc
ma por listed.
La satisfaction debe ser d..
rigiia a los j6venes de Gaines
Vile, la Mesa Redonda de Ybor-
rity v Ell Club Optimista de Y
Nor City.
Muy atentamente de listed.
w. B. Haggerty.
CopiaS enviadas a la Mesa Re-
donde de Ybor City y al Club
Optimista de Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1939-05-01

Fsos que pedfan Ia %intarven-
zion en- M6iico, con pretextos re-
ligicsos, ahora aplau1en las sal
vajadas de Franco contra los
republicanos espanoles.
lSu Cristo es un Cristo dife-
rente al de los hombres de cora
ION? les que ellOs han puesto
los errores y malglas propiaS
en- Cristo, olvidando sus dabe-
res para con la humanidad?
Nosotros, en- esta bora terri
BE para Espana, creemOs en- ell
rCristo de los pastores y obispos
que ~protestas de los horrendos
d~elitos-y brutalidades del "cau-
dillcs" o.. no en- el CriSto que a.
.4""'n 'o7 verdugas.
iJusticia para los ciudadanos
lie Espa6a, para los dem6cratas
oprimidos y tort radios, es la
consigna a repetir por los yer.
daderos cristianos!
SALUD!
La gaceta., 1939-05-01
Franco dice que los ~italianos seran repatiados
La noticia Sc pone en- Cuarentena

Paris, mayo Eel genera
Franco declare aver, segun
sus ayudantes, que las tropas
italianas seran repatriNdas in
mediatamente y que solo Sc
quedara en- la peninsula, para
tomar parte en- la entrada
triunfal de Madrid, un desta-
camento de camisas negras.
Aseg1rase que ell gabinete
del "Caudillo" asi 10 acordd,
con ell fin de suavizar la gra.
We crisis existente en- Europa.
Los peri6dicos franceses con
ceden poca importancia a Ia
noticia y estiman que Italia
exigira que sus tropas entren
en- Madrid, bajo ell mando del
general Gastone Gambara.
Tn grupo de jefes y oficia-
les espaholes, incluyendo tres
La gaceta., 1939-05-01

AL este del Pen6n navega.
ban hoy ell acorazado ingles
Ramillues y los destructores
Activa y Gallant.
Los buques alemanes sc ha-
Han todavia EN- los puertos
mencionados, mientras los bar
cos franceses e ingleses SO
mantienen en- las cercanias de
Gibraltar y en- Tanger.
Los altos oficiales germanDs
v~isitaron en- ell puerto de Ca
dir, abordo del Canarias, al a.
mirante Salvador Moreno, a
quien acompanaba ell almiran-
tie Francisco Bastarreche, CO.
mandante del departments
maritime.
Arribaron a Cadiz con ell bu
que-madre Nodrizza, ocho sub
marines y cuatro destructores
alemanes.
La oficialidad fu6 obsequia-
da con una reception EN- ell con
sulado aleman. Asisti6 toda la
colonia alemana en- Cadiz.
La gaceta., 1939-05-01
n OCUSA AL SHEER
IFF DE NO CUMPLIR CON
SU DEBER

Hablando aver ante la Liga
Church Laymen, el recaudador
de contribuciones del Condado,
Burnett, acus6 al heriff Nc
Leod de no cumplir con So de-
Der.
Burnett declare que cn no.
viembre habia jurado 6rdenes
judicialss contra 60 lcgares dom
lie Sc baila y vende cerveza y que
no habian sido servidas por el
heriff y sus diputados.
Cada uno de esos lugares sa
halla o5ligado a pagan $4,000
y, contribuciones, pero NADIA Sc
IA hecho.
4orec que los mandamieltos
Sc hallan todavia en la oficna
del sheriff. DUrante cuatrO me-
.es, solo tres de los go operado-
res han pagado licencia'.
Los 80 miembros de la Liga
acordaron inmejiatamente pc
dir que el sheriff cumpla la ley
Y cobre la licencia de $4,000
La gaceta., 1939-05-01
G. A N. YORK LOS
RUSOS

New York, mayo Los
dos aviadores rusos cuyo aero
plano sufri6 un descalabro en-
isla Miscou, llegaron ano-
che a esta ciudad, por ell aero
dromo de Floyd Bennett.
FL viaje 10 hicieron desde
Moncton, a donde sc les habia
llevado bora santes.
Para traerlos a esta cuidad
Sc utilize un aparato propie-
dad del Millionaire Harold s.
Vanderbilt, piloteado por Rus
sell X. Thaw. La colonia rusa
de New York les hizo un gran
recibimiento. Les entreg6 un
mensaje de Stain, ell encarga-
do de Negocios del Soviet,
Constantine Oumansky.
La gaceta., 1939-05-01

Jose Bedami, hijo de los espo-
COS Angelo Bedami, del 2409 de
Ia Gale IL, asistira a la Conven-
ci6n Nacional de Nihos Vigilan-
ties de les escuelas, que Sc efec-
tiara en- Washington, Disrito d.
Columbia.
Representara Il niho a Ia es-
ruela Orange Grove. Cada una
ie Ia maestras don6 I'm dollar
para los gastos De viaje y 81 res
To del dinaro Sc sac6 del Gran
~ 'tival de Mayo.
los nihos que Tampa mqnda-
"a q esa convention saliran de
squik dia 9 de mayo y pasaran
1ias en- Ia capital. Is p-o-
hablt rue vayan desp Is a Ia
FeriA Mundial en- New York, an
ties de regresar a Tampa.
Fl niho Bedami merece ser
congratulate por Ia Selecci6n
La gaceta., 1939-05-01

miembros del Estado Mayor
de Franco, sali6 para Italia en-
ell vapor Reg. Los manda e.
general Garcia Escamez y res
ponden a una invitaci6n hecha
por ell primer ministro Musso-
lini y ell general Alberto Pa
riana.
Asegurase que esos oficiale3
van a d~esempenar tambien
una importante mission secre-
ia.
En Gibraltar Sc trat6 de avert
guar los nombres de todos los
oficiales, pero ell consignata-
rio del REX" Sc neg6 a darlos.
Sc ha confirmado la noticia
de que lie condo Ciano a9istira
a la entrada triunfal de Fran
co, ell dia 15 de mayor, en- Ma
La gaceta., 1939-05-01

Para %complacer al Sr. W. 8.
Haggerty. que nos 10 pide, pu-
b'.ca:n0s la carta alberta que di-
a.gc al Sr. Jose Gregory, Jr., y
lee a I:
Nh. jose Gregory, Jr.,
Peri66ico Eel Triunfo",
Thor City Florida.
Mi luerido Sr. Gregory: He
cib.do su ridicula, malicioSa y
NAL aconsejada carta de abril
&c, per inente al diScurso que yo
pronul clara ante Ell Grrpo de
Estudiantes de Tampa en- la Uni
ersidad de Florida ell lunes de
I ssmana pasada.
Dele listed cOmprender, mi
rueridc amigo, que habiendo ST.
do listed honrado con la presi-
'anc.a del Glib Optimista de Y
hor Oily Y un puesto EN- la Mesa
fonda, que estas dos organi-
zaoiones son de un excelente ca
racter Y Sobre elias no Sc debe
tratar lie imponer, neyandolaS a
antuar sobre information err0-
nea.
Sin duda alguna que seria a
conseia5la para listed el cbtener
los hechos en- Ell future, y una
vista a mi oficina, Ell este case,
hubiera sido mry prcpia.
Cito aqui la declaration que
hice en- Gainesville: "Un segun-
do mayor problema que 70 pien-
SO deben estar preparados a en-
frontar los j6venes de Tampa,
es ell future de nUestroS excelen
tea trabajadores latinos. Eblos
constituyen ell 331/3% de nues-
ira poblaci6n, son econ6micos
respetuosos de la ley; pero la
disminuci6n en- la industrial del
tabaco esta ocasionando TN Sc
rio problema econ6mico'. Du-
rante los pasados 10 amos, II fl
br;cls han cerrajo, dejando a
5000 personals sin empleo y con
una p6rdida annual en- la n6mina
de page de Sc 100000.
La gaceta., 1939-05-01
EN- AGUAS DE ESPANA
LA ESCUADRA ALEMANA
Vista al almirante Salvador
Moreno

Gibraltar, mayo lei cru
cero aleman Leipzig Sc encuen
ira en- Tanger y otro crucero,
ell Koln, hizo ell saludo a la pla
IA de Algeciras, que lie fu6 con
testado.
Tres buques de guerra ale
names entraron en- Ceuta mien
tras 81 acorazado de bolsillo
Deutschland y otros barcos lie
gaban a Malaga.
All llegar Il Leipzig a Tam
ger Sc encontraban ALI los des
truc.ores franceses Volta, Mo.
gador y Forbin y el destructor
iag.9s Grafton,
La gaceta., 1939-05-01

Justo es repetir hoy que la
gran Fiesta de Mayo en- el code
gio Orange Grove, dirigido por
Ia Sra. Kent, con ell concur,o de
un grypo de inteligentes macs
tras, Sc verified con la mayor
brillantez. dejando muy compla-
idos a las ma1res y padres que
asistieron en- compania de sus
felices retOnOs.
La ceremonial de coronation
de los dos gallardos reyes y lin
das reinas tuvo lugar en- el pa
ito del frente del precioso edifi-
clio.
Habia empezado a Hover Y el
Victoriauo Manteiga, director
de este pari6dico, pronunci6 u.
mas palabras y a toda prisa veri-
fic6 Ia coronation.
Subieron a uno de los T. mos
los reyes del cuarto, quinto y sex
to Grade, Ell nino Ramon Lopez.
hijo de los espOsos Ramon L6-
peg del 2901 de la Gale l6, Y Ia
reina Katie Beiami, hija de los
exposes Angelo Bedami, del
21l0 de Ia Gale IL. Les rod2aron
las damas de honor y cortesa-
nos: Estella Prado Y Jimmie Sea
mis-. Violeta Velarde y Angelo
Ia Rosa. Lila V.vo Y Sam Val
d5s. + lima Cueto Y Tony Marti-
rez, Gloria Vega v Jimmie Be-
dami v Margaret Fernandez y
Nike Noriega.
v tidos dc blarco la reina. 81
roy y sus cortesanos.
81 otro trono subieron q rev
Rolando Garcia, hjiO de los es-
pesos jose Garcia, del 1411 de 10
avenida "a, Y Ia reina Angie
Och!pinti hiia de los esposcg Lee
Ochipin4i, del 1880 de la Gale
%.
Les aeompaharon sus damas
La gaceta., 1939-05-01
HITLER D FL. BOY.
CoTT DE LOS PRoDUCToS
NAILS EN- ESTADOS uNIDoS

Berlin, mayo dos discur
SOS pronuncic hoy el canciller,
uno ante 1875 muchachas v mu
chachos de la Juventud Nazi,
y ell otro ante los trabajadores
del "valor y del cerebro."
En- uno de ellos ataco ell boy
colt que en- Estados Unidos Sc
mantiene contra los productos
alemanes.
"Estados Unidos mantiene
I'm organizado boycott contra
las mercancias alemanas. HUI
biera sido mejor importar efec
tos que emigrantes alemanes."
Hitler agrego que Alemania
es la naci6n mejor armada del
mundo.
Los diplom6ticos nazis rea-
lizan hoy esfuerzos para ais
lar a Polonia y de esta name
ra obligarla a rendirse a las
exigencis del Fuehrer.
Hitler estima que los "agi-
tadores internacionales" ira
bsjan para domlinar a Alema-
MIA y utilizan todos sus mediOs.
"Por este ca que 20 armo a
Alemania con todos mis- me-
dos"