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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

I'm not inklnR when ! say nad
manners are the cause ~ . treat
deal ~ traffic congestion. pF,
Mctsisnsoek tesd an audience %
newspaper men recently We al
know the story Of she aentis old
lady. noted for her courtesy and
Kindness. who vas taking her frat
sutnmohsis ride. she smiled with
delight a. the ear seemed along
enjoying the speed immensely.
Suddenly = pedestrian aarssd into
the street and the ear had 10 sicw
down whereupon the old lady
leaned forward and shouted 10 the
driver. Tell that se.snd.su "a get
ont 81 our wsyf
Asa matter ~ fact. many ~ us
behave In exactly the same weY,
We refuse 10 share the read. W
slow ap traffic, ws park double,
We make tho wrong turns n vs
could only set rid 81 the screw.
drivers shc do this sort 81 thing.
We actually could cut down slop.
and 60 driving by 81 least ssfF.
The remedy. a. ! said before,
10 tn have good manners On the
streets and highways nont be .
serewdriver Let's make the screw.
driver 30 ashamed of himself thai
he viii mend HIS ways. All ~
have To do to improve traffic con-
dltlens IL Ia Use the same courtesy
when driving that Nc display IN
our home. and offices"
Or. Mcciintock pointed out thai
automotivs traffic. even IN snsaller
towns, Ia enc II the nations nsosi
important problems. one that nal
only causes great Inconvenience
but also great economic luss.
The trouble II that We have
developed modern transportation. =
he explained, "an streets and high.
wsys that were laid out ofiEinAii,
for hofse-dfswn traffic Due u
congestion, We average about fivs
miles per hour in business distriets
and ~ miles per hour in residences
districts. although our cars ars
built for 80 mica an hour or more
Some day We arc going 10 havs
elevated streets without intsssee
tions 10 speed up traffic. New York
already has some. Tho asu Fran
cisco Oakland Ray bridge sp.
prosohes also arr built on lhli
plan. These super highways vii
cost millions % dollars and VII
pay good dividends.
But without spending . single
cent. We could cat down traffls
congestion right nov by nhservini
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

1t the top of the list, AdVerti'
of the Cadillac Motor Car dlvl'
Results are based on returns
from a QUESTIONABLE mailed short
" after the first of the year, Den
ney said. and show newspapers the
first choice for advertising eHpen-
diture by 70 per cent Of all voters.
This majority is not entlreiy
unexpected" he declared, since
past experience has given news
papers a high ranking. 1t is, how
ever. the most recent substantial
ton for our opinion that newspapers
must be considered the backbone
of any car advertising budget.
AS result of the questionnalre'
Denney said. the Cadillac spring
advertising campaign in news
papers will be one Of the most
extensive and elaborate in history
I'VE particularly feel we nave A
newspaper advertising natural IN
the LaSalle. which is lower in price
and increased in value for 1889,
he continued. Newspapers VIII
carry the bulk Of LaSalle adver-
Using copy, emphasizing not only
the low cost, but also the perform
snce and new features introduced
exclusively on the car this year.
We expect TO reach roughly 70
900 900 newspaper readers before
conclusion of the program.
Examination Of the Cadillac poll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
TACOMA STAMP CLUB
HEARS DR.. WHEELER

Tacoma Stamp club members
and guests were entertained at
Tuesday evenings meeting by a
talk on the educational value of
hobbies presented by DR.. Edgar c.
Wheeler.
The meeting at 322 Medical
Arts building was attended by 80
members and II visitors. Refresh
nents were served at the con-
clusion Of the program.
The next meeting was an
nounced for March II a. the same
clubroom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
TECHNOCRACY CLASS
TO HEAR ROBT. LOGAN

Robert o. Logan. Puyaliup high
school instructor. viii be the fea-
tured speaker at the meeting Of
the Tacoma Technocracy Study
class at 7.45 p. m. Thursday IN
room los. Lincoln high school. The
theme Of mis- talk will be "Regi-
nentstion Today vs.. orchestrstion
Tomorrow" After his talk there
will he q question period. All in
terested persons are invited 10 al
tend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
CMauan Going TO
Olympia Friddy

4 meeting has been called for
100 D. m. Al Eagles nall Thurs.
day. to discuss program for
pushing through the legislature .
revenue program for social 80.
curity. schools and cities
Democratic clubs. precinct COM
mittssmsn. Eagles groups. labor
unions. educational groups. civic
groups. small merchants. pen.
stoned and unemployed are urged
10 attend
Arrangements viii be made for
a caravan 20 carry every person
who can attend the conferences 10
be- held In Olympia al 10 a m
Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
TOWNSEND M.srisos

Townsend meetings scheduled
for Thursday evening VIII be ss
follows Harmony No 10 X e.
nall on sth ave Hawthorne 200
Esst goth ~ kirkland In Com.
munity church South Tacoma. ~.
John's hall. Midland. Jehovah
church. with sisc,ion ~ officers
snd Mr. Omsnn ~ speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
OPENING!

Anybody want to be buried IN
Kansas City %
/ know a Graham dealer there,
the Progress Motor company, who
has a couple of nice cemetery lots
for sale cheap.
A chap traded them in as the
down payment on a new Graham
. said he felt swell, business
was getting better. and that he
wouldn't be needing them for some
time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

The fuies ~ slssenry and fair play
when we drive Give the otfer fet-
lov . chance, Obey the traffic
laws. share the Rad with the rest
cf the snesort.ts You WITH not Ic~e
any time nv doing -. hut win
actually speed up traffic and get
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

In the first case, Senator Morgan
Of Grays Harbor has introduced
senate bill No. 352. which would
abolish the Highway Safety fund
and divert the money into Com
mon School fund. II that bill
passes it will mean that our State
Patrol will have TO get along on
even less money than it now has
and that it will probably have to
discontinue drivers examinations
and the safety inspection of auto
mobiles which was recently intro
ouced to Tacoma.
The other gentleman who il
picking the motorists as
bunch of suckers is Edward
j. Reilly from Spokane. who
thinks II would be Just ducky
TO grab &c of the present gaso-
line tax and Use il for social
security and old age pensions.
II Reilly gets away with his
bright idea 1t will be highway
robbery in every sense of the
word. 1t will mean a reduction
annually of more than $500 600
IN road building and will also def
nitely increase our unemployment.
Furthermore, it will cut off the
state from certain federal moneys
which are now and will be avail
able provided we carry on our
share of highway development.
l understand the governor
opposes both Of these meas
ures and il would he well
were the motorists of this city
and county 10 register a very
decided complaint, requesting
the honorable governor to veto
both bills IL they are passed
by the legislature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
They're Scresvdrivers,' Says
Yale University Professor

Motorists must have better on streets and hxh-
reduce fife congestion the startling
advice given by r Miller McChntock leading authority on
traffic and highways nr McClntock il member Of the
Yale university faculty and vice president Of the National
safety Council and been employed traffic eonsutant
by some of the largest cities in the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

The old story which breaches
that n YOU ring 80 many door
bells YOU viii sell 80 man, hooks
has its counterpart In the parts
truck now b~ing operated by the
Titus Motor company. OF course,
John Brsgei, parts salesman.
doesn't reall, ring door bells, hut
he does make regular calls an
garages, service stations and Ford
dealers With his big new delivery
truck. A view through the open
doors Of the truck shows the conn
plete stock of parts from which
salesman Bragct nils orders. The
inset In the upper photograph Il
n picture Of the parts manager Of
the downtown Ford and Mercury
establishment, Ralph ". jacobson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Losing Out!

For the first time In ten
years home fatalities In this
country shot past those re-
sulting from traffic accidents.
In 1888 home fatalities exceed
ed traffic deaths by 500. Traf-
fic deaths were reduced last
wear by 1910. industrial deaths
were down 1000 and public
accidents (other than traffic.
were down 1900.
According to these figures
Il appears a fellow IL safer
anywhere but in his home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Newspapers Best Sales Help
For Cadillac and La Sale

,oll of Cadillac-LaSalle dlstrlD-
erences has placed newspapers
ing Manager Frank J. Denney
ion announced this week.
discloses IS per cent of distribu-
tors made newspapers their first
choice. while dealers registered a
slightly lower Il per cent.
The QUESTIONABLE was an at
tempt to obtain recommendations
on use of the company's co-opers-
tive dealer advertising fund.
While the poll did not cover all
types of media" Denney SAID, i
am confident the selection Of news
papers would have been equally
dominant regardless of the scope
Of Of the questionnaire.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Could Be!

Big businessmen do not talk
through their hats and we are
therefore cheered greatly by the
statements Of J. r. Davis, general
sales manager of the Ford Motor
company.
He says Ford business should
Increase so per cent this year and
that there are several good years
ahead for the automotive industry.
The automotive uptrend will ex-
tend beyond 1889, thinks Davis,
because production of 100000
cars in 1888 and projected $500
600 this year will leave two
million deficit against the normal
production of four million a year
Ford's new merchandising plan
comprising sales. advertising serv-
Ice and business management Will
prepare dealers for the prosperous
period, Davis said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

don Know why the tax dollars paid the state Golfers
by the motorists of Washington attractive to the ees
iatve moths at Olympia but the Automobile Club of Wash.
ington mas called to my attention two specific cases where
me heaos Wn tails you lose at the capitol are
he own fhnirh rnl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Wrong Place!

~
II, when | pass on. | don't see
Les Poulson anywhere around, I'll
know I'm not in heaven, for there's
one guy who just can't miss.
Les IL. A. Poulson TO you'll
il n salesman at Wakefield
Motors. Crysler dealer In South
Tacoma. The other day he
went into a store In South
Tacoma TO buy some soap
and Dutch Cleanser. After
obtaining his purchases, he
tossed them on the seat Of his
car and drove straight home.
Noticing that one Of the pack
ages felt a bit soft, he investi-
gated, only to find that II con-
tanned Sl,lO0 In the coin Of
the realm.
1t seems the store manager was
preparing his deposit for the bank
and that Poulson picked up the
wrong package as he left the store,
When ne returned the money,
everyone in the esta blishment was
running such fever they forgot
to thank the honest automobile
salesman who took them to the
cleaners when he bought a few
cakes of soap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
It's Great!

Rudy Mueller saw the Wash
ington exhibit at the Golden
Gate Exposition last week and
he tells me it's great. Bert
Smyser, Tacoma decorator,
built ii, as well rs the one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

which viii grace the New
York fair.
Rudy states that on open
ing day. when $4,000 people
visited the San Francisco ex-
hibit. 1880 people were
clicked at the Washington
display.
BY comparison with The
other exhibits of the eleven
western states, Washington's
Is just a. fine rs they come.
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
IPIASE! IRIASE!
". -;wari -odo.asJ "7ho Coamonwca', n. l..

colanza de muchcs sonidos RI
d.culos, en- una potente sinfo-
ria de- hila"idad. Va ganando
cada vez en- volumen. TODD {!
mundo Sc RE, a TODD pecho.
Esto continue durante algun
tempo.
Al cabo de un ratio Ell Dr..
Vachet grita: "iLuzl"
Sc abren las cortinas y los
ojos. Todos los rostros estan
llenos de reposo y de calma.
TODD ell mundo ha tenido una
buena risa y todos Sc sienten
satisfechos de ST mismos y de-
lisiosamente descansados.
Ell DR.. Vachet tiene raz6n
LA risa", proclama, "libera
emociones t6nicas que por me-
dio del sistema nervioso sim
patico causan una repentina
descarga nerviosa V cambian
las reacciones psicol6gicas de.
individuo". Rabelais, otro me-
dico, pudo haber dicho: "Es-
tallad en- risa Y pasadlo bien'.
Una buena risa es un t6nico
maravilloso. No sOlamente tiene
un efecto vigorizante en- Ia
mente, sine que produce un
efecto ben6fico en- ell cuerro
tambien. Y cuando a passion
exige, ulla buen4 risa cor
dial convertira ell desastre en- &C
media.
Me viene a la memoria partl,
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
do ex-segundo vicepresidente
10y CotarelO.

Arturo Moran y fami,ia; liz
da sehorita Lolita Iado y SUI
hermanos, tan amables y cultos /,
Mariana Alvarez, encargado &c
neral de Ia fabrica Regensburg ;
Jose Diaz YaGez, ell popular Ca
lego; Jo-e Fernandez, alto EN-
pleado de Regensburg; Secundi-
no Aleman; Srta. Helen Lastra /;
Armando P. Boza, Srta. Socorr9
Alvarez, Manyel Perez; Maxi
mo Echegaray y Sra, Mariana
Rodriguez, Jose Vega y familia
Luis Gonzalez, B. Vafero y Sc
nora, Mercedes Hevia, Victor
Rey y Sra, Delfina Ramos; Per
fecta Colmenares Fred BARR
mem; Celementina Duran; Mer-
cedes e Irene Fernandez, Ra :
mon Tapia y Sra, Patricia
Brockway, Celestino Cuervo V
Sra, Mary Mendez, Leo Cutie
rrez, JESUS Quesada, Louis Cas-
tillo, Florentino Fernandez, Do
lores Rodriguez, Obdulia Garcia
Romano Alvarez, Celestino Mon
tai, Alberto Fonseca, Ramon
Pi, Angel de Cos, Abelardo Co.
to; Angelo Greco y Sra; Ma
nuel Hevia, Norma Torres, Nor
ma Martinez, Luis FigueredO,
Juan Suarez, Esperanto Fer
1andez, AL Fernandez y Sra.
Manuel S. Pau; ArtUna Fuen-
IS, Jose Manuel Rodriguez, Joe
Lopez, Jr.; San Rosales, Ada
ia Martinez, Nena Garcia, Car
.os Noriega, Jack Alfonso, &C.
'estino Montal y Roberto Mar
.inez.
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
"A OBRA INCANSABLE DE
LA R~ETAGUARDIA
DE TAMPA

Una Vista
DistinguidOs companerOs Gle
Jacksonville estuvieron aver de
vista, en- esta ciudad.
Por la manana celebraron u
ma importante reunion en- el
Centre Obrero.
Tratase de organizar aqui, co
mo saben nuestros lectores, una
delegation de la Sociedad Cul-
tural Republican, Espanola
que ACADIA de organizarSe en- M
Ijico.
Daremos los detalles en- ei me
mento opOrtunO.
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
NOTAS SOCIALE

FL Cabaret
La Sociedad Circulo Cubano,
por medic de su Secci6n de Re-
creo, conquist6 Ell sabado un 70
tundo triunfo con su CaDareI
Shanghai.
Miles dc personals Sc agrupa =
ron EN- la sala alta y EN- Ell pre-
cioso patio, pasando horas agra
dabilisimas.
Multiplicaba sus actividados
la Secci6n de Recreo, atendien-
do al pdblico y los i~nvitados, 70
mismo que Paquito Garcia, e.
presidente social, y miembros de
la Directiva.
Ell programa musical extraor
dinario Sc cumpli6 por las cua-
tro excelentes orqueStas que ha-
bian sido cotnratadas, Victor
Ruiz, Don Francisco, La Tropi-
cal y La Sonora.
MuchoS de los nGmeros fue-
ron aplaudidos y ~repetidOs por
las orquestas, complaciendo a la
juventud.
Tenemos entendido que Sc
vendieron billetes de entrada
con un precio superior a $500.
La Secci6n de Recreo, cuyos
miembros Sc sentian aver salts
fechos, merece nuestra congra-
tulaci6n, que con ell mayor pla
Ger lie otorgamos.
Nos fue impossible tomar los
nombres y por este pedimos *
cusas a los asistentes.
FL Circulo Cubano prepare
ahora otra gran fiesta para 81
mes de octubre.
La gaceta., 1939-09-18

Muchas mujeres debiles, abatidas,
giran. en- un ~circulo vicioso. Su falta
de nutricion a menudo las conduce a
10 u Sc llama disminorrea funcio-
nal V sus sintomas-dolores de cabe-
"a, nerviosidad, irritabilidad, calam-
bres o dolores intermitentes-de los
cuales muchas de elias sufren. Ell me-
jor canine para romper ell circulo vi
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
LAS ELECCIONES
DE MAHANA
LA LUCIA ENTIRE FL DR..
FAVER Y Ell LETRADO
FRECKER
(Por Jose Gsrcersn)

Las segundas elecciones pr.
marias Sc efectuaran manana
en- tcda Ia ciudad, en- cuanto :
uno dc los pue3tos de la Junto
Municipal Electoral.
FL Dr.. Ruben Moreno, ell co.
nOcido dentista, y Jorge Sala,
gar, lider obrero, son los cand:.
datoS.
En- el distrito del cual es con-
cejal el DR.. Faver, que aspira q
Ia reelection, la lucha sera muy
dura. Av
FL joven letrado Frecker, can
didato que fue contra la forma
representative de gobiernO, ha-
ce una activa campana.
Frecker ha olvidado en- esta
campana que el favorecia ell sis,
tema de gobierno por comisior,
a favor del cual Sc hallaba y sc
halla ell DR.. Faver.
Quiere este decir que Sc opo-
MIA a la forma representative,
la que convene al pueblo, y aho-
ra eS candidate a CONCEAL, lC
que indica ha cambiado de pa
recer o criterio.
Ademas de csc divide, el pro-
mete, en- ell barrio Suburbio RO-
val, que pondra "tennis courts
piscinas, etc. etc. iPodra cum
plir 10 que promote 81 llega al a,
yuntamiento como opuesto a Ii
administration del alcalde Char
cey?
Promoter es muy facil, en- apC
ca de elecciones; pero ell cum
plir muy dificil.
Frecker es inteligente; per-
en- este case ell pueblo latino tr;
tara de reelegir al DR.. Favr, POI
su antigua amistad con el y po'
que ha cumplido TODD 10 que o
freciera.
POGO dinero hay para ell ARE
glo de GALES, a pesar de los eS
fuerzos de la administration
pero ell barrio representado pO
Faver tiene su participation
este puede probarse con los Ii
bros de la municipalidad.
MuchOs focos ha puesto el e.
su barriada, siempre dentro d
la proportion que a cada cOnce
jail Sc da, y este puede probars
tambien.
IPOr que Frecker fUe candi
dato partidario de la forma d
gobierno por comisi6n y ahor
"corre" dentro de la forma qu
estaba dispuesto a condenar?
Reelegir al DR.. Faver es d
gran convenience para los gu
Green en- la forma represntativ
como has del gobierno munich
pal.
Ell solo ofrece 10 que pued
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
Ell Picnic

Ell Picnic
Visti6 aver sus mejoreS ga
las, para la segunda fiesta We
raniega del ano, ell hermoso edi-
ficio del Centre Espanol de w
Tampa.
Era la fiesta de la Secci6n de
Beneficencia y nuestras fami-
las, que mucho estiman su la
Dor, acudieron al generoso lla-
mado.
Los miembros del a Directiva
ostentaban bonitos lazos, en- for
ma de aspas de moline, con los
dolores blanco Y rosado de Ia
Seccion. Manuel Fernandez Ru-
bi, ell popular "Parruca', fue oh
sequiado con la mona" de las
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
c~ularmente Ell case de Ipez Clay

~cularmente eI case de Inez Clay
ccr, 90 verde .tt1Ietes en- UT
c'rcmaIF1cio. Ina nocnc -nez
Sc halo frente a una pistola.
"Ertrega q "guano", y 81 ch.
las tc "afriioio", Gmena76 c!
hom6rc cuc anpanah1 Fl anna.
Inez s. eco 2 rs,r.
Ell r'.t.lsro e r'eti6 = rc~5-
yer dcbaio del saco y SC marcho
presuroso. Aluello era demas.a-
do para 81. La risa sonora y cor
dial de Inez 10 sac6 d: luicio. L.
hizo sentirse y parecer I'm men
teclto.
La risa tiene efectos de gran
alcance. I'm pa-iente me dijO u
ma vez: Isl no hubiera aprendi-
do a reirme de mi m:smo; 81 no
hubiera percibido el lado conf
co de los que cr6nicamente Sc
cstan 9ueiando, todavia seria IN
semi-invalido. Pero aprendi a
refine de mis- sintomas y de mi
dolor, y me puse bien.'
81 otros siguieran este juic!G-
50 consejo, habria menos aut9ri
dad y mas voluntad de poneIse
tien. La risa es una potente me-
dicina de mucho valor en- tai d.
recci6n.
(Contipunrd).
La gaceta., 1939-09-18

In el Institute de Psicologla
dc Paris, el DR.. Pierre Vachet
da an ccrso practice dc risa. T.
dos los domingos por la mana
ma, a las diez, una abigarrada
multitud de amas de casas, Co
merciantes, empleados, viejos y
j6venes, p~enetran en- Ell Gran Sa
lon de Conferencias a recibir su
Lection.
E, DR.. Vachet llega Y comien-
"a la clase sin p~reliminar algl-
no. amigos MOS, dice, cha
beis venido aqui para reir, a ba
faros en- una atm6sfera que os
restaurant Ia salud y Ell buen hU
NOR. Tenemos dentro de noso-
tros fuerzas emocionales que es
precise desarrcllar por medic
de la risa."
FL doctor hace una parsa 4:
q Creeis que la genie triste, ca
riacontecida, malgeniosa puede
ser nunca feliz?", pregunta Ian
zando una risotada.
INC, no, nor, contesta rien-
do la muchedumbre. Ell doctor
Vachet asiente con la cabeza y
continua discutiendo las bend;-
clones de una sonrisa, de un ca
r&cter feliz y allegro. Ell optimis
mo, asegura a su auditorio, tie.
ne una prodigiosa fuerza radio
activa.
De repente ordena: "Cierren
las cortinas". En- ell acto, ell gran
salon queda sumido en- la oscuri
dad.
"Ahora, sentaos c6modamen-
te en- vuestras sillas, cerrad los
ojos, reposad, no penseis en- ma
da, poned la mente a dormir, es-
cuchad bien 10 que voy a deci-
roS."
Reina un profundO silencio
zen la habitaci6n. TODD Ell mundo
esta en- calma, tranquilo, repo-
sando. FL DR.. .Vachet prosig~e
"Estoy sosegado. Soy fuerte.
Tengo cada vez mas confianza
en- mi. Me Siento bien."
FL auditorio reptile en- silencio
estas palabras. De sdbito la 81
lente letania es interrumpida y
ell doctor grita una orden: "Y
ahora, ireir!"
Sc colOca un disco en- un 70.
n6grafo. FL disco no es mas que
ina succession de risas eStruen.
dosas de todas las ~variedades y
tipos, risas cosquilleantes e his
tericas, risas profundas y tn
multuosas, risas de bajo, risas
de hombre y risas de mujer.
POGO a POGO la genie que
hay en- Ell salon, contagiada
por las cualidades infecciosas
del disco, comienzan a imitar-
10. Toda clase de risas resue-
nan en- ell salon. Hay una mes,
cumplir y por este crenta con Ia
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
TErs
FjestGS

FjestGS rBs
Sc preparan dos grandes flies
tas para cerrar ell mes de sep
tiembre y abrir octubre.
La sociedad LA Fraternidad'
verificara la suya ell venidero
domingo, en- ell parque de De
Soto.
Como en- amos anteriores, va
liosos elementos de esta comunl-
dad lie han ofrecido su concurso
Dos notables ~orquestas han 5.
do contratadas, con ell fin Dc
complacer a los bailadores.
Por su parte, la poderosa GO
ciedad Centric Asturiano labora
con ell mayor empeho, por medic
de sus Secciones, para que cris
talice en- un triunfo SUI Picnic
del domingo l. de octubre.
Ell Centre ha puesto los st,
ckets" a la venta y ell resultad'
es muy satisfactorio, en- termi
nos generates.
La Secci6n de Recreo realizS
su labor ayudada por varias Sec
clones y esta segura del 6xito.
va iremos dando a conOcer
los detalles, segGn nos sean co.
municadoS.
No divide estas fiestas de dos
prestigi0sas s~ociedades mutua
listas, dignas del apoyo de todos
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
"Construyendo un medic para aliviar
ell doIor en- las mujeres

cioso es construyendo fuerza Y ener-
gia, 10 que muchas han descubierto
puede hacerse por medic del Cardui.
Estimula ell apetito, ayuda a la di-
gesti6n Y asi contribute a "construir'
la resistencia fisica. Las mujeres
tambien informan que tornado POGO
antes "del tempo, CARDUI amino
re ell dolor Y la i~ncomodidad del pc
riodo.
La gaceta., 1939-09-18
Junta del COmit6 Popular

JuntG del Connie Popular
Ell Comit6 Popular Democrat
tico Sc reunira ell prximo JUG
yes, en- ell Centre Obrero.
Sc discutiran importantes a
suntos, por 10 cual Sc ruega la a
siStencia de todos los compane-
roS.
La lucha del pueblo espanol
contra sus opresores no ha ter
minadO aun, a pesar de la indi-
ferencia de algunos compane-
rOS.
Salud!