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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
SMELTERMEN
FAVOR STORING
Manganese

Observation-Disclosures Wheel
er. democrat. Montana, said Off
Gals of the Mine, Mill and Smell
termen's union had promised to
support his move to have a stock
pile of manganese ore mined and
held in readiness as a national de-
Tense measure.
The senator said he had long adj
vocated such a plan but that the
had claimed there was
not enough domestic mangan ese
for the country's army and navy
needs and that it was not of the
proper quality Manganese is used
to harden steel.
The senator said, 81 think it has
been demonstrated that we in Mon
tana can produce enough to meet
the needs of the war or navy de-
partment."
"If such a stock pile were min
ed, it would put 800 or 400 people
to work in Butte alone" the SEN
ator said
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
emery MINE
AGAIN SHIPS
HIGH GRADE

DEER LODGE - During the
month of January, 80 tons of ore
were shipped by the Boomull, Ex-
ploration company, Spokane, now
operating the Emery mine near
here. This statement was made by
J. F. Mulligan, president and gen
eral manager of the company, who
is at the scene of operations.
At the present time % men are
employed by the company. More
men will be added within the near
future and at least a total of 80
men are expected to be employed
by the end of February, when pro-
duction is expected to be stepped
up to 100 tons or more monthly.
The Boomull company have the
Emery mine under purchase op-
tion. They have been operating
here for the past several weeks.
but only within the past few weeks
have they been in production. most
of the early weeks having been
spent in dead work" of cleaning
up the property and dewatering
it.. The mine had been idle for
more than Is months prior to their
operations.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
LARGER Mill
PLANNED FOR
NEIHART mine

Mill enlargement is planned by
the Montana Silver Queen Mining
Company in 1899. The company has
been mining and milling about 60
tons or ore daily since last May. a
crew of 80 men is employed under
the general management of Joseph
Lancaster of Neihart, Montana
Therett Towles. Old National Bank
Building, Spokane. washington, was
recently elected president, sue
ceeding Charles F. Wethered of
Eugene, Oregon From August to
November the company is reported
to have produced 315,04S tons of
concentrates, on which the net smell
ter returns were S76,264. On De-
cember 1, after retiring all obliga-
lions, including the final payment
on the property. cash in treasury
and concentrates on hand report
eddy totaled $4,000. with all cur
rent accounts for November de-
Quoted Mine and mill operations To-
Gated at Neihart are expected to
continue throughout the winter
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11

looks as though domestic manga
nose and other strategic metals
and minerals will be given first
preference in the proposed plans
to create a 100000 stock pile
of these materials for national de-
tense use by the Army and Navy.
Five bills have been introduced
in the House and two in the Sen
ate to buy these minerals, the last
Senate bill being introduced yes
terday by Senator Wheeler and
other Senators and making 1t man
datory to give preference to domes-
tically produced minerals.
A short time ago Senator Thorn
as of Utah introduced bill but did
not make it mandatory to buy from
domestic sources. However, advices
were Yesterday received from Sen
ator ]. E. Murray that Senator
Thomas has requested Senator Muir
ray to amend the Thomas bill so
that domestic producers will be
given the preference with reas-
enable time to prepare for produc-
ton and deliver the products.
Senators Murray and Wheeler
will urge these measures before
the Senate Committee on Military
Affairs and Congressman Thorkel-
son and O'ConnOr have advised
Trauerman and Cole that they will
strongly urge the passage of such
bills before the House Military AT
fairs Committee At the forthcom-
ing public hearings in Washington.
representatives of the international
Union. Trauerman, Cole and other
Montanans are expected to appear
to present testimony showing that
large amounts of manganese and
other strategic minerals can be pro-
duced in Montana, especially in
Butte. Phillipsburg, Jardine and
Red Lodge. giving work to substan-
tial numbers of miners now unem-
ployed in private industry.
Cole advises that his plant on
South Montana Street. Butte, can
be put in shape to operate upon
short notice to produce high grade
products.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
CONSUMERS GAS
COMPANY PAYING
GOOD DIVIDEND

Stockholders of companies head
ed by E. B. Coolidge elected di-
rectors and officers and reviewed
the years business at annual meet
ing held at companies offices in the
Ford Building. Directors of the
Consumers Gas Co. declared a divi-
dend to 121a percent. Companies
meeting were the Montana Corp,
Pipe Line Co., Montana Gas Corp
Consumers Gas Co., Coolidge &
Coolidge, Inc, and the Sunburst
Crude Pipe Line Co.
Officers and directors were ell
ected as follows:
Montana Corp.-E. B. Coolidge.
president; Destie Coolidge, vice
president Nina Coolidge Lowry,
ecretary-treasurer directors. E. b.
Coolidge, Nina Coolidge Lowry;
Destie Coolidge, Destie Coolidge
Holt and A. D. Becker
Handbook Oil Co.-E. B. Coolidge
president; LaRue Smith, vice presi-
dent; Del Lowry, secretary-treasur-
er: r. B Coolidge, LaRue Smith.
Del Lowry, Becker and H. P. Cool
idge.
Treasure State Pipe Line Coz.
B. Coolidge, president William
Holland, Casper. Wyo., vice presi-
dent: ]. A. Lee, Casper, secretary:
Del Lowry, treasurer; LaRue Smith.
assistant secretary; directors, E. B.
Coolidge, Smith. Del Lowry, John
Casper; Holland and ].
f. Moore of Billings.
Montana Gas Corp.-E B. Cool
idge, president; Smith, vice presi-
dent; Del Lowry, secretary-treas-
urer; A. B. Woodahl, assistant sec
retary-treasurer; directors, S. B.
Coolidge, Smith, Lowry, H. C. Bret
schneider Of Denver, and Becker
Consumers Gas Co.-E. B. Cool
idge, president; Smith, vice presi-
dent; Lowry, secretary treasurer:
directors. E. B. Coolidge. H. P.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
FAIRPLAY DREDGE
is READY TO RUN

TOWNSEND Machinery for the
Fairplay Gold Mining company's
dredge has been assembled and set
in operation. The large dredge is
located at the base of Confederate
creek and managers intend to start
active operations as soon as the
ground is ready in the spring.
The machinery was recently
shipped here from San Francisco,
new from the factories. Now that
it is assembled and found to be in
working order, it is expected the
famous old gold diggin's will see
some renewed activity in the spring.
Tests before the dredge was in
stalled and after have proven
successful.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11

Coolidge. Smith, Lowry and Becker.
Coolidge & Coolidge, Inc.-E. B.
Coolidge, president; H. P Coolidge,
vice president; Woodahl, secretary;
Lowry, treasurer; directors E. B.
H. P. and Destie Coolidge.
Sunburst Crude Pipe Line Co.
E. B. Coolidge; president; Smith,
vice president; Lowry secretary
treasurer; Walter j. Clark of Sun
burst, superintendent; directors, E.
B. Coolidge, Smith, Lowry, H. P.
Coolidge and Clark.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11

Purchase of domestic manganese in large quaint
ties now looms large the Washington picture according to
advce received yesterday by John Cole president OF the
Domestic Manganese Development Company Butte ana
Carl Trauernan president of the Mining Association of
Montana from Senators Wheeler and Murray and Congress
men O'Connor and Thorkelson of Montana
Due to the efforts of the aforementioned with Dr iran
els A Thomson. Butte Miners Union and other local Unions
of the Mine Mill and Smeermen's Union, supplemented by
the sponsorship of Reid Robinson Of Denver president OF
the international Mine Mill and Smetermens Union, 1t
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
RICH SHIPMENT
OF RUBY SILVER
FROM NEIHART

NEIHART-MOntana Silver
Queen Mining Company,
operating the Big Seven mine
on Snow creek, near Neihart,
with a cOncentrator from which
high grade concentrate is pro-
duced, has shipped 10 tons of
rich high grade ruby silver ore
which was said TO assay around
$1,000 per ton in gold and
silver. This high grade was
sorted under ground in the
slopes, from mill ore.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
FEE RACKET SUPPRESSED

Another advance fee racket"
has been suppressed by the Secur-
tiles & Exchange commission in its
revocation of the registration of
Bernard B. Gross, 1916 Bryn Mawr
Ave, Chicago, and Warren-Franklin
Corporation, as over-the-counter
dealers. Faced by the evidence the
brokers consented to revocation of
their registrations.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
NINE BILL KILLED

House bin SIS, which would have
started an underground miners
shift when he entered the shaft
and ended it when he emerged from
the shaft, was killed by the house
when the committee studying it re-
commended that the measure be
killed. The act, known as the col
bill, was defeated at
the last legislature.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
RUNS Mine

MAIDEN-Gold Hill group, oper-
ated by Attorney Ring of Chicago,
employed eight men during the
winter and is planning to use
new and larger air compressor to
speed up operations. Henry Par
rent is mine foreman and Jim
Brown is superintendent
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
WORKING ON TUNNEL

LBWISTOWN-North Moccasin
Gold Mining Co., operating the old
Kendall mine, added two new In
ternational tractors late this fall
and has mined steadily $50 tons
per day, averaging $3.50 in gold
per ton. Since the winter, the
company has started a tunnel to
develop a lower ore zone below the
present pit. This has the ad-
vantage to produce ore when it is
too cold to mine in the glory hole
or pit
SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBURST BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
Manganese Purchase By U. S.
May Result From Efforts Of
Montana Mining Association

Mas 80 GOvtsn Washington DC 944A
Feb T. 1889 AM 8 IA
Montana Oil Mining Journal
Great Falls Mont
Have Joined with other senators in introducing bill de
signed to eve preference development of domestic mineral
resources including in connection with purchase OF
Strategic materials national defense by government
B. K WHEELER.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11
MINI G

FOR SALE--Mining property. base ore.
TonOpah. New. LTD
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-02-11

OVER THE COUNTER
Wash. Water Power $3.50 $3.50
Mont. Power Pfd ....1OO.5O 10000
METALS
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swrEroRAss ALOE MAP

Mimeosraphed copy showing q. g. @
contour Townships 10 20 SIN.
| nanSes NV to 8E SOC. Supply Depart.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Geological reports copied or min
eographed-maps reproduced. Box 900
Montana Oil & Mining Journal. Grear
Falls. Montana
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
Ell movimiento obrero local, ~nacional y mundia'

dad, Y propuso que todas las vie
jas uniones de la Federation re-
gresham sin condolences y que
as uniones rivales pfepararan
os terminos 0 coniiciones de Ia
fusi6n. Entonces, cuando las
Iisputas fueron arregladas, to-
las las uniones del Go regresa-
ian a la Federation.
Otro obStaculo es Ell hecho de
Iue la Federation Americana,
por su parte, ha concedido car
as a grupos rivales del Go, in
luyendo mineros de carbon, mi
leros de metales, trabajadores
lei vidrio, obreros textiles y o.
tros.
Aparte de ESQ, los dos grupos
Sc hallan tambien en- desacuerdo
n cuanto a la Ley Wagner. FL
10 apoya la ley tai como fun
iona y la Federation propone
.nmiendas.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
JUDICS ESPAnOLES..
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

muchos otros, como los ob;Spos
va nombraiosen este articulo.
Volyiendo al nombre de Fran
co vemos que segdn todas las a.
par;encias, es un nombre de pu-
70 origen jIdio. lQC6 pensaran
del antiSemitismo nazi Franco V
las familias de la nObleza espa-
nola que tienen sangre judia, co
me los Jordan de Urries, los Ca
70, los Villena, los La Cierva, los
Levita, los Arag6n, los Cabeza
de Vaca, los Perez del Pulgar,
los Mesias, les Salamanca, los de
los Rios, Alba. Davila, Elio. Ro-
jas, Hurtado, Burgos, etc.? Por
que ell verdadero antisemitismo
no reconoce como causa las
creencias religiosas; Sc apoya
en- la internacionalidad de los ju
dos y suS defectos y cUalidadeS
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEfI-
TIES PARA Eel COMITE Pc.
PULAR DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA

Contribuyeron con $685.: Fa-
brica de P. Garcia (leche).
Contribuyeron con $11.90: u
MON de Panaderos.
Contribuyeron con $500: Pic
Brun Cuevas (Democracia Es-
pamela, Manila, l. F.; Estua
Bros.
Contribuyeron con $500: We
larde y Lopez Gro, Jose San
chez Peruyo.
Contribuyeron con .$4I:00:R
Rodriguez Alfonso, Antonio L6-
pei (nevero).
Contribuyeron con $500: A
nilladOra de Berriman (leche),
Maxine Gonzalez.
Contribuyeron con $500: A
& F Gro, Latin American Laun
dry, La Segunda Central Bak-
cry, Spanish Park Restaurant,
Columbus Drive Market, F. Me
nendez, j. Campo, Cooperative
FL Recurso, La Nueva Era Gro,
Manuel Menendez, Ersebio Fac
do Dairy, Jose Alvarez, Uno de
Negreira, GrecO's Floral Store,
Fernandez y Garcia, Columbia
Restaurant, Eduardo Valdes,
Conkey's Feed Store, Los Hsla-
dos de Ybor, DR.. Paniello, DR..
Rogue.
Contribuy6 con $1.6O: Sweet
Water Greek.
Contribuy6 con $3.50: Alvaro
Fernandez Gro.
Contribuyeron con $1.O0: Jo-
Sc de la Tore, Constantine
Prendes, Francisco Exp6sito,
Gabriel Wales Antonio Vale,
Dora Menendez, Manuel Fernan
DEE, Paraiso Cafe, La Palma Ba
kerry, La Nacional Cafeteria, Ru
bios Drug Store, Spanish TIA
liam and American Gro, Relia-
bic Cleaners, Suarez Ballantine
Beer, Ernesto's Cafe, Coopera-
tiva La Commune, Michigan Ca
fe, Martinez y Co., Manuel Con-
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
APROBADO Ell AUMENTO
DE LA AVIACION

Washington, MARIO 7.-Apro
DO aver ell Senado TN proyecto
de ley que a~utoriza al cuerpo de
aviaci6n del ejercito para au-
mentar a $1,000 Ell n1mero de ae-
rcplanos de combate. Votaron q
favor de la medida "a y en- con
ira 20.
Habl6 a favor de la PROPOSE
zion, ante ell comite de asuntos
navales del Senado, el almiran-
tie Leahy, jefe de operaciones
navales.
Atacaron ell aumento, entire o
troS ell Senador democratic
Clark, de Missouri.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07

Y vuelve Don Adolfito Hitler
a la palestra diciendo:
mis- esfuerzos en- favor de Ia
Paz, no son meramente frases
hueras, pues estan confirmados
por hechos que ning1n embus-
tero democratic puede negar".
Theme raz6n Don Adolfo,
los hechos nos estan demostran-
do que labora por la Paz, apo
derandose de TODD 10 que lie viene
en- ganas, y que Sc 10 ponen en-
las manos los Gobiernos que le
tienen miedo.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
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By BILL Erwin

zalez, c. Cadrecha, Poo Norte
Cafe, Royal Fill. Sta, West
Tampa Bakery, Atlanta Res au-
rant, Aurora Arias, Manuel Gar
cha, Bernardo Tomas, Emilio
Gonzalez, Fermin Souto, Ma
nuel Fernandez Pendas, I'm
Montanes y I'm Gallego, Ama.io
Munoz Mendoza, Baldomero Fo
jacc, Epoca Gro, G ilelmo Te-
mes Restaurant, Union Bakery,
Pedro Lima. La Familiar Cafe
.erfa, Quintero's Ser. Sta, Twin
Palm Ser. Sta, Twin Palm Inn;
Naviera Cafeteria, Lido'S Cafe,
La ReguladOra Cafe eria, Pal
ma Cafe, Columbia Cafeteria,
DR.. Myers, La America Restau-
rant, Crackers Place, Sports
man, DR.. Trelles, Express Cafe,
Guillermo Alvarez, National
Furniture, Cafeteria La Norma,
Alameda Poultry Mkt, Wayne
Feed Store, Jose M. Lopez Gro,
Ideal Cafeteria, Ell Segundo Pro
greso Gro, Cooperative Fami-
liar, Rey's Gro, Ell Been Gusto
Restaurant, Ell Chico Restau-
rant, Latin American Garage,
Lera Gro, La Paloma Bakery,
Tropical Garage, Balbino Me-
nendez, PIP, Gaspar Garcia
Barber Shop, Valentin Galan,
Cuco Valdes, Manuel Del Rio,
Jose Gonzalez, Serra'S Boule-
ward Restauran, Grimaldi & Gri
maldi, Boston Shoe Store, Louis
Wohl & Sons, Cooperative La
Nuevoa Vita, Aleman Hard
ware, Eagle No. / Drug Store,
4th Of July Cafe, West Tampa
Furniture, Benigno Rodriguez,
Joaquin del Barrio, Jose Cam
poamor, Jose Acosto, Jose No
vic, I'm SocialiSta, I'm Amigo de
Espana, Joaquin Huerta, Ma
nuel Garcia Gro, Ybor Furn-
iture, Mascunana Printing Co.,
FL Modelo Cafeteria, Eagle No.
2 Drug Store, Miguel Vidal, La
Montanesa Gro.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Felipe Rosete, Rafael Fa-
"a, Nestor Creto, Francisco Ro-
SADIE, Armenia Shoe Shop.
Contribuyeron con 70 centa-
vos: Empleados de La Traduc-
ci6n.
(COntinuard).
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
LO QUE OTROS DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose R. Sanfeliz

10 que es la "Libertdd d. la
PGlGbrG", para ciertas per onas,
ha quedado demostraio por la
noticia prblicada en- la prensa
matutina dandO cuenta de
que al Reverend John
A. Lowell, pastor de la Iglesia
Bautista de Ranger, Estado de
Texas, lie "troncharon" ell discur
so que estaba pronunciando,
cuando comenz6 a decir "que Ell
Vice Presidente Garner, en- sus
aspiraciones a la presidencia de
Estados, estaba apoyado por los
banqueros."
La 1nica disculpa que ell ad-
ministrador de la eStaci6n emf
sOra KTAT, di6 por su proceder
fue: "Tenemos una licencla pa
ra servir los i~ntereses pGblicos
y es nueStro deber "Tronchar''
ell discurso de un orador cuandc
consideramos que sus observa-
clones son una violaci6n de e.
SOS intereses".
Sam H. Bennett, director de
la KTAT, debi6 decir lisa y lla-
namente: mo es necesario que
ell p1blico sepa las verdades que
lie interesan''.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07

Y pide ell va tristemente cele-
bre Martin Dies, Representante
en- ell Congreso:
LA dimisi6n de Ickes, Perk-
ms y Hopkins, con todOs sus sa-
telites, haria mucho mas para
restablecer las condolences nor
males, que cualquiera otro acto
de la mas minima simpleza."
-Vistos y oidos los procedi-
mientos del Comite ~investiga-
dor, ~presidido por ell Represen-
tante Dies, los proletarios de Es
tados Unidos pueden deducir 10
que podran esperar de Repre-
sentantes del matiz de Martin
Dies.
Y no es una bagatela 10 que
pide csc buen senior. LA elimi-
naci6n de los Secretaries que
hasta el presente han demostra-
do algGn interes por los mas o.
primidos habitantes de esta ma
ci6n. Que 10 mismo aqui que en-
Durango. son los que siempre
"Sufren y Pagan.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
CITACION

Por este medic Sc eta a todos
aquellos compaherOs que han
quedado cesanteaios en- los ira
bajos de la WPA, por no tener
los papeles de ciudadano, para
una reunion Ell Jueves dia 8, a
las 2 de la tarde, en- les salones
de los Caballeros de Marti, en- la
Gale de Howard esquina a
Spruce, altos de la botica La Ha.
banera, barrio de West Tampa
La COmisi6n.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
LOS EN- Ell SA-
NAT0RI0 DEL CENTRIC
ESPANOL

Los socios y pensionistas en-
fermos en- ell sanatorio del Cen
tro ESpahol, en- esta semana,
son los Sres. Joaquin Sierra, Jo-
Sc Gomez, Jose Garcia, Constan-
5ino San Pedro, Juan Penedo,
Manuel Rico, Cosme Zumaran,
Javier Couto, Francisco Oreiro,
La gaceta., 1939-03-07

Ell reconocido estadista ingles,
David Lloyd George, dijo, y eS.a
probable, que Ell Primer Minis
tro Chamberlain mo era un opo
nente adecuado para hacer fren
tie a los %astutos, ladinos y faltos
de escrGpulos, dictadores."
iMuy Bien dicho! Pero por es-
tos arenales, muchos que no So
mos estadistas nj cosa que Sc
parezca, varias veces nos hemos
atrevido a decir 10 mismo.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
UNA NOTICIA DE INTERES

Con gusto comunicamos a Ia
colonia latina que la gran pesca-
deria de S. Agliano e Hijos ha
resuelto conceder precios espe-
ciales a las casas de huespedes,
fondas, cooperativas, sociedades
hOteles, restaurants, hospitales,
" casas de salud.
Agliano tiene I'm servisio es-
pecial, de primer orden y de 10
mas rapido.
ALI Sc encuentra TODD 10 que
ell gusto mas delicado desea.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
Function de la Recreativa

Function de la RecredtiUG
Sc han puesto a la venta los
tickets" para la function que da
"a ell dia 81 de este mes, en- West
Tampa, la Seeci6n Recreativa
del Centre Espanol.
Sera representada, segdn va
anunciamos, la comedia "Quierc
Ser Padre, con Antonio Jime.
nee de director.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07

Nicvanor Martinez, Antonio A.
3evo, Andres Antelo, F. Goldei-
70, Luis Guerra, Gumersindo
Pardo, Gaetano Sevilla, B. Lo
icero, Lucia Lopez, Miguel Or
liz, Pablo F~icarrotta, Luis Sing
.2r y Katheryn Smith.
Deseamos su pronto restable-
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BENZ
NERVOUS
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Any Of The Signs

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haggard locking, cranky and hard to live
with-can keep you wake nights and rob
you Of good health, good times and Jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
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Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkham's Compound help Mature calm
your shrieking nerves, tone up your system,
and help lessen distrsss from female fune-
tional disorders.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
Fiestds del Centre EspGHoI

FiestGs del Centre EspdHol
Muchas mesas Sc han vendido
va para ell Cabaret de San Jose,
organizado por la Secci6n de Re
creo del Centre EspanOl con e.
concurso de las damas y miem.
bros de la Directiva.
Ell Centre prepare un progra-
ma extraordinario para esa no.
che, la noche del Is. Angel de Ia
Riva dice que algunos artistas
locales piden altos precios POI
sus servicios, con 10 que demues-
tran no desean colaborar con las
sociedades y habra que prescin-
dir de ellos.
NOsotros estimamos que al
gunas parejas piden mas de 10
que buenamente Sc les puede pa
gar y con clio no demuestran es-
piritu de cooperation. La Sec
ci6n de Propaganda, por su par
tie, con Ell mayor interes Sc prepa
ra para la Fiesta de Primavera,
la gran fiesta annual cuyo pro-
ducto Sc destina a abonar los re-
cibos de los socios enfermos 0
que carecen de trabajo.
AlgunaS nuevas atracciOnes
combina la Secci6n de Propagan
da, con Ell apoyo de la Directiva,
para csc dia.
La gaceta., 1939-03-07
NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de Ia SG pd9.)

va lie sucedi6 a un deSventurado
jovencito.
Los carteles que anuncian La
Verbena, muy atractivos, Sc han
listribuido va por Ybor City,
Tampa y otras ciudades del Es-
tado.