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p. |. c. Dsbsssrs Plan
Party Tor Msmbsss

A. ~ first social meeting. ths
Debsts club u Pacific Lathsrsa
oolisss Il giving ; party - the
home ~ Miss Alice Ford. PARK
land. Friday evening. for the puF-
poss u welcoming neu members.
Games. impromptu speeches and
contests have been arranged BY
Raymond PflusgsF. program chair.
man. Misses Ruth Opstad. Seth
Fisher and Helen Johnson have
charge Of refreshments.
Eshslmsn. jennings Felix. Ernest
fisassIsr. James Scott. Jack Heats.
Frank Larson. Willard Hssddon.
I'd Bungsrsord. Rob<rs Tsyior ana
Hugh conyea.
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Armistice Day
Dance Planned

Much anticipation is being
focused on the cabaret dance
to be given on the roof garden
of Hotel Winthrop on Armis-
tice Day by the Insurance
Womens' club. Assisting Miss
Pearl Young, chairman of the
dance committee, are Misses
Mabel Burt. Florence Madsen
and Mesdames Anita Richard
son, George Carovano and
Carl l.. Hagenson.
Decorations for the dance, which
Is the second cabaret dance To be
given by the group this year. will
be carried out in the motif OF the
day and music will be furnished
by ABBY Atkins band. Guests will
be entertained with dance numbers
by students from the Louis Harter
Dance Studio during intermission.
A number of cocktail parties will
be given preceding the dance and
many no host tables have been
planned. Reservations thus far in
clude those Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hagenson's party. which includes
Messrs. and Mesdames Kenneth A.
Box, Niles Westcott from Seattle.
II. w. Frederickson from Seattle,
G. C. Wilder from Seattle. c. A.
Miller, Fred Roth. jr., w. c. Raub
and Ralph c. Roper; Misses Phyllis
Mitchell, Geraldine Carter. Mar
garet Roth from Seattle, Esther
ostrom and LoRayne Del Maestro,
and Messrs. william Griggs,
Arthur Wicknick from Seattle.
Ernest Craig, Robert Merrick and
Jack Harrington.
Reservations have also been
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Valen,
Miss Elizabeth Ellingwood. Mr..
Emil Berger and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Edwards: Miss Linnea
Cord, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cord. Mr..
and Mrs. Claus Anderson. Mr.. HID
ing Holm, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Cord and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred An
derson; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Boyde,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Judson,
Mr.. William Walker, Miss Marie
Waldner and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carovano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel S. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carovano and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ball; Miss
Rose vogel, Mr.. Marshall Mccor-
mick and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Flick; Miss Eleanor Hale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle J. Walker Of Seattle
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Hale,
r., Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ID. Shew-
maker, DIR. and Mrs. A. Grimstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Reynolds, Mr..
and Mrs. V. Bouchet and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Rathbun.
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c. P. S. Pledge.
Will Dsnce

The annual pledge dance Of
Sigma Mu Chi fraternity and
lambda Sigma Chi sorority
Is to be held Saturday evening
at the Waller road clubhouse.
Arrangements for the sport
dance are being made by the
Misses Grace Mclean, Mary
Prichard. Harriet Bradford.
Betty Cleary and Nadine Engh
and the Messrs. Forrest John
son, Warren Smith and Jen-
nings Felix.
The programs for the dance and
the decorations will feature a
nautical thems. Patron and pa
troness for the evening viii be
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond Powell.
lambda Sigma Chi members
and pledges who viii attend are
the Misses Ruth Jensen. Geraldine
Alexander. Marion Brush. Patricia
coatsworth. Lois kuhl. Evelyn
Decker. Barbara Longstreth. Pa
tricia Cannon, Janet Hatch. Mary
Reitzel. CwendoIyn Roach. Resale
siegler. Ruth Pauline Todd. Bar
bars Wilson, Eleanor Weaver. HAIR
riet Bradford Murisl Weeds, Ber-
nice Christensen. Patricia Davis.
Nadine Engh. Bergitts Hansen.
Bettye Fitzpatrick. Kathryn FUR.
long. Sylvia L.angdon. Grace Mo
Lean. Marcia Woods. Susan Pink.
ham. Mary Prichard. Kay Woods.
Oral Stubs, Betty Clearly. vir-
ginia krogh, Eleanor Robinson.
Marion Longstreth. Shirley Davis.
Dorothy Slater and Betty Blood.
Fraternity men attending are
the heasrs. Stanley Burkey. shsr-
man Jonas. Richard Jarvis. Philip
McE;lwsln. Tony heHuEh. Derrick
Hedry, Merritt Nelson, Joe Price.
Donald Rasmussen, Charles swan
son. Robert Burt. Lee Baker. Gene
Hall. William johnson. Thoio John
son, Richard watson. William
conser. waliy starkey. Jssse Denx-
Ter Paul Jueling. Carl Heaton.
Ruben Garnet. Maynard Carlson.
Forrest johnson. william Brown.
Robert Bergman. Richard cum
minxs. Robert Craig. Thomas
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Compliment
Miss Hall

In compliment - Miss EIoiee
Hall. hride-eIert al Mr.. Wal
lace Snowman. Mrs. 1oeeph
Mallory and Allsx Mary Ne
Donald entertained THURSDAY
evening 1t the formers home
on North Union xve. The
occasion was = surprise china
shower. Games were played.
with honers rninT 10 Mrs.
John RouhaI.
Later supper w.s served ~ :
tsus sttEsetiseiy sppesntsd with
sutumn ascefxsscna
Guests inslnsea Mss<i.mss ruth
tsartwiehs Nermsn posn. Mitdrrz
Beatty. feulsh n4xnsn<isls sn1
Jehn fsnuh~L and Ehs Misses BETTY
wAisan. B<th Hed~~y. Ho~~nera
ara Alberta nsps.s Myrtle Chris.
jefferson. Jennie rssvan. Asnnr
sahal stsiia kslIess. tlsurueans
Olsen. iAiIssn Nslrnn, tlsssn Whlt-
nell. Nell nsppsaid. 1Gartna Tanrn-
ton and tn henos gBeet.
During ths ss>nin9. n11ss ~.
hsrta ft~psm eng : oreup u
vsesi ssiections
o~s.s wsm..'s .ss..s c-sy..
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Arts and Science Club
Elects Mrs. Sypher

~ the meeting Thursday after
noon Of the Arts and Science club.
Mrs. wlnnsid sypher was named
acting president Of thu group to
preside in place Of the president.
Mrs. Ralph lewis. who Is moving
to Yakima. The meeting was held
AZ o'clock in the womans club
house
Speaker 81 the afternoon va.
Mrs. Y. 7. Russ whose topic was
The Art 81 Conversation
Al the tea hour which followed.
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. sypher
poured. The table vas covered
with q lace cloth and centered with
chrYsanthemumS
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w. A. A. TO Sponsor
Play Day

On Saturday morning the
Women's Athletic association of
the College of Puget Sound is
sponsoring its annual high school
Play Day. Invitations have been
extended to fifteen high schools
throughout Pierce county and
each will send three girls and
their adviser.
Co-chairmen for the day are Miss
Vera Healy and Miss Doris Gran
lund. Assisting them are Miss
Louise Jayko and Miss Joan Rob-
erts. Miss Marjorie Jenkins. wom-
ems physical education professor
at the college. will be the adviser
for the Play Day.
Emma II. Shaw Rebekah lodge
drill team will meet Saturday eve-
ming at 8 o'clock in the /. o. o. F.
temple. Mrs. A. e. Hopkins, de-
gree captain.
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Mrs. Huseby's ensemble was a
midnight blue street dress with
complimentary accessories and her
corsage was formed of white roses.
She was attended by Miss Helen
Olson who wore a navy street
dress with white corsage. For
her daughters wedding Mrs. Swan
wore a rust gown also with a cor
sage of white flowers.
Mr.. Robert Martin attended Mr..
Huseby.
On their return from their we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Huseby
will make their home at the PEN
nington apartments.
Mrs. Huseby was graduated from
Stadium High school and her hus-
band from Lincoln. He also at
tended the University Of Washing
ton and the University Of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles. He is a
member OF the Elks Lodge and of
Allenmore Golf club.
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P.~T.A. And
School News

fNhtWhAk eatN kthtf1 AhNUe VI
American Education Week. "Edu-
cation for the American Way OF
Life" many associations during
this week OF Nov. 10 II are
carrying out the suggestion OF
Back To School Nights, strcsslng
that parents and interested adults
visit the schools and acquaint
themselves with what Ia being
done there.
Correcting an error In laat
weeks calendar - jefferson Pre-
school Is sponsoring "children's
Hour" on Friday evening. Nov. ..
instead Of Thursday. a. given In
the calendar.
WEDNESDAY
Gault Jr. High PIT. A. win
meet at ESQ p. m. In Room i03 OF
the school. with Mrs. Paul Lower
presiding. Miss Dorothy Smith
from Stewart school will speak on
Child Guidance A group Of
numbers will feature the string
Ensemble from the Gault orches-
ira under the direction Of Lerlie
Potter. Mrs. Willard Peterson will
act as hostess during the tea hour.
jefferson PIT. A., honoring Edu-
cation Week, will meet At the
school at 7:30 p. m. Or. Paul b.
Means Of c. p. s. viii speak on
New Trends on Education" Mrs.
Clarence Bigger viii preside at the
business meeting. The sixth grade
pupils viii give = commute play
under the direction Of Henry
Weeks, principal. School rooms
will be open for inspection and
all phases OF school life VIII he
presented. Jefferson Presehool VIII
furnish the music, vocal duets by
Margaret Pence and Kurt Karmin.
accompanied by Mrs. Kurt Karmin.
Madison PIT. A. has changed ia
regular meeting from "Wednesday
TO Friday night AZ .. m. In the
school with a Back 10 School
Night theme
Mckinley Presehooi meets at
7.45 p. m. in the lunch room Of the
school. Dr. r. M. Mclean viii
speak on cancer Johnny Hagala
will sing two songs. accompanied
by Jess Smith Jr. Mrs. Dick Myers
is in charge Of the social hour.
Point Defiance PIT. A. VIII meet
wednesday at AIS In the school.
Mrs. n. ". Grseey presiding. hiss
Mildred Livingston viii speak on
Problems OF Children" Trygzs
Blk room win put on a play.
Washington Priesthood " having
luncheon "Wednesday At the
Rroadmoor dining room 81 100
o m. Mrs. Burton Brown VIII read
the Pulitzer prize play for 1888
Abe Lincoln in Illinois hlns
Joan IngeIs. pupil Of Mrs. Helen
conRdon. viii play two piano seisc-
tons
Willard PIT. A. viii meet We'd
nesdny at T30 ,. N. for BACK
10 school Night program 10 os
given BY members Of former
CLASSES
Rnstoa PIT. A. regular inert
sng wednesday At the school AZ
? 20 o. m. Mrs. Alec Erickson ~iii
preside Mrs.. willard Talinsn and
her committee Wlll serve refresh
mentR.
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Miss Swan, Mr.. Huseby Wed
Quietly Thursday Evening
Popular Couple Exchanges Vows az Home Of Bride
Parents on five-MIe Lake; Rev. Loftnen offieistes
In Presence OF immediate Family Member.

Before improvised altar the fireplace of the A. N
Swan home Five Mile lake. Thursday evening Miss Doro-
thy Ruth Swan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Swan and Mr.
Lawrence Huseby of the late Mrs Marie Huseby ex-
changed their nupta The Rev G. oftness read the
quiet ceremony in candegh setting appointed with white
and yellow chrysanthemums.
For the relatives of the couple who were the only
witnessing the ceremony nupta collation. was served after
the wedding.
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sfORE p
Worthy hsirons 10 Have
| nnnhenn Saturday

pierce County worthy Mstrons
o. p. 8. viii meet On saturday al
/ O'Clock for a no-host luncheon
in the Winthrop hotel dining room
Mrs. John Hedges. worthy grand
rnatron Of the state. viii coms
from Yakima 10 b honor guest
Mrs. & A. Dieksy viii preside 81
q session In COMMITTEES room 5
after the luncheon.
Canadian Legion ard Auxiliary
vdil meet jointly 81 the home Of
Ar. and Mrs.. George Michele. 1923
50. Sand st., Friday evening al .
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Mere and nssFs reservations are
being made for the presentations
Nov. ~ 81 the Lakewood theat~r
NJ Might Must Fali" The play
10 the Lakewood risysrs' first pro-
ducsinn OF the fall s~ssen. Mrs
Harry Cam 10 lie alrecis.
Adding their name. 10 thess
already having msas reservations
for the play are The Cyrus Happvs
With . party a. sss. the Joseph
lAnesrs with . party for five.
the c A. ssronTs. the Rrno odlins
and tho Fred i.ssdwsgs. each with
party az -four. ard Msssfs and
Mssdamss George Franklin. p.
Edward Hendssekson. Harry A. u.
Smith. Harold Nichols, Edgar
ponsmore. v. n Titermh. BERT
ssweettng. Locke Mclean. Lock
Rsihi. Horace FoTx. Jssason H~n-
ton. Donald Lyle. Or. and Mrs.
A. w. Howe. Mira. Helen Davis
Johnson and Mr.. j. r. =. Lyle.
Tickets may Be secured II
Fishers civic center.
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Stsff OF "Exeursion"
Anticipates Csss Perry

Mira. William Goodwin " chair
man o. the party 10 be given satur-
day evening following The final
presentation of Excursion" the
current Drama League play hrlng
presented thls week AZ the Little
Theatsr or Carr street. The
party win be given ct the Good
win home at 7oos No. Iunstt st..
and Miss Daisy Bryant WI assist
the hostess. The party viii h
attended by about 90 cast and
stage crew members.
During the evening. Miss Bryant
win give q reading and Randall
Aaddux viii dance. Other linz
promptu number. are being plan
ned for tho traditional party.
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yschtsmen Plan
Dance Dec. is

Tacoma followers Of yacht
lng activities win bc hosts to
members Of thc international
Power Boat association on
December 10 when the Assoc
cations annual informal
dance is held in the Crystal
ballroom Of Hotel winthrop.
Mr.. I. ]. Leonard i prssi-
dent Of the group and Il head.
ing the committee planning
the large affair.
Uueets are expected = attend
from many sound cities lneiaains
Seattle. Everett. u<iiinxAsm and
vanconveF. Ths dance vii ~ the
oeSssson fex svsF.f.nx sfsphses fnr
winners a. the Evsrett-Nsnslmo
race sponsored during the summer
~ the association ror ths o.
caxion the committee anticipates
IN attendance II mofe fhsn 30
and among special guests win ~
several unissd states eonxrs~~msn.
Il n hoped
NJ. Leonard b assisted ~ Mr..
william Hsaly. secretary 81 The
association. Mr.. Victor England
and Mr. Paul Riggs
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Dr.. and Mrs. kunr Return
From San Frsncisco

Dr. and MIRA. 9. G. r. kuHz
returned Thursday from san Fran
cisco where thsy visited the fair
and attended the opera. Mlss
Isabel kunx IL remaining IN san
Francisco, Visiting with frisnda.
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N~EuTRALIDAp IMPOSSIBLE

Refiriendose aver a una nor
ma de neutralidad en- cuanto al
pueblo americana, el senador
Borah, de Idaho, declare que Ell
pueblo americana tiene va SuS
simpatiaS en- la question y por
10 tanto es practicamente i'm
possible la neutralidad.
"El pueblo va ha hecho su
composition de lugar en- cuanto
al ma y al bien, y de que parte
esta ell bien. En- todaS las men,
| les eXiste el p~ensamiento de que
no es possible la neutralidad ell
los momentoS actuales, a causa
de las condolences predominant
en- ell mundo'. Practicamente he
mos decldido va, frente a los he
chos, quien es ell agresor. Dudo
de que pueda ponerse n vigor
una ley imparcial'.
Estas palabras del senador
fueron dichas a preguntas de la
Sra. Helen Taft Manning, de-
cana del colegio de mujereS
Bryn Mawr College
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Ell Case DE BRIDGES

La secretaria del trabajo. Sra.
Perkins, ha pedido al comisio-
nado de immigration y NATURAL
zaci6n, James l.. HOughteling,
qre proceda rapidamente en- el
case de Harry R. Bridges, lidel
obrero de la costa del Pacffico, a
quien Sc estima deporable como
p~artidario de la "teOria" de AFRO
jar el gobierno pOr medic de la
fuerza. Sc han enviado instruc-
Clones a los funcionarios de in
migraci6n en- San Francisco,
Portland y Seattle para que reu
nan todas las pruebas y sean pre-
Sentadas en- un juicio. Bridges
es TN native de Australia y re-
presenta al CLIO.
Actu6 la Sra. Perkins tan lue-
go Sc lie enter6 del fallo del Tri-
bunal Supreme en- Ell case de
La gaceta., 1939-04-24
PANADEROS

Mantienen los panaderos su
justa hUelga contra la firms
ION Top, que Sc MEGA a pagan
los jornales y reSpetar las condi.
clones de trabajo aceptadas poi
otras "a panaderiaS.
Nal aconsejados, los duenoS
de esta panaderia, obreros de a.
yer, persisten en- sostener un mo
vimiento que les auebrantara
por complete su negocio en- los
barrios latinos.
NosOtros sentimos 10 que suce
de porqre Santome y Diaz son
dos hombres honradoS y parti-
darios los dos, como 10 proba-
ron con Sus donativos, de la lu.
cha del pueblo eSpanol contra el
fascismo international.
Por elloS y por todos, seria
~necesariO un arreglo pronto y
justo. Los panaderos no recla.
man NADIA irrazonable, NADIA que
no han acceptable va las panade.
rias latinas.
La gaceta., 1939-04-24
CARDENAS LIZ REC0RRIDO
POR LOS A DEL
NORTE

Ciudad de Mexico, abril a.
Ell presidente LAzaro Cardenas
Sc halla de recorrido por los Es-
tados del norte y permanecera
ausente de la capital por cinco
o seis semanas.
Bajo la direction del Presiden
te Sc completan los planes para
repatriar a los mejicanos que
'eseen volver a su pals.
Visitara ell jefe de Estado los
,ampos petroleros de las cerca.
ias de Tampico, las fincas CO.
lectivas de La Laguna y los dis
tritOs de Coahuila y Durango, y
los Estados de Chihuahua, Sono
ra y Baja California.
Ell gobernador de Sonora, Ra-
mon Zocopicio, ha desmentido la
noticia de que ALI Sc descubrie-
ron armas y municiones propie-
dad de los japoneses. La misma
negative la hizO ell general Juan
Almazu, un candidate a la pre-
sidencia.
La gaceta., 1939-04-24

alguna, en- la tarde de aver, So
bre la bora de llegada del DR..
Marti Ibahez, quito representa-
tie de las juventudes espaholas.
Ell valiente luchador arribara
Ell microbes, seg1n tenemos en-
tendido, porque esa misma no
he debera hablar en- ell Centre
Obrero.
Hara 10 mismo ell jueves, en-
Ell Centre Asturiano.
I'm gran recibimientO sc lie
prepare por todos los grupOs.
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La obra de Ia Retaguardia dc Tampa
carta del Dr.. MART Ib6hez para LA caceta"

Bien hallados sean en- Ell re-
cUerdo, como pronto 10 seran en-
Ia preSencia, los amigos y con-
paferos de LA GACETA, sim
ceros defensoreS de la causa eter
ma del pueblo espanol. Porque
ellos supieron ccmprender la no
bleza de nuestra idealidad CON-
bativa Y porque desde America
abocaron a la justification le-
gal e historical de nuestra lucha,
TODD ell enthusiasm ode autenticos
paladines de la Democracia y la
Iibertad.
Hoy en- que tantas conciden-
cias flaquean y una oleada de
cobardia y de indignidades reem
plaza las vfyicas virtudes EN- Ell
haber hist6rico de muchos mu-
chos pueblos nos vivifica csc So
plo AMBASSADOR que exahala la
prensa al servicio de los pue-
bios y sus genuinos ideales, cal
deada por una g~loriosa indigna-
ci6n ante ell crlmen consumado
con ell heroico pueblo espanol.
En- nombre de cuantos 10 di.
mos TODD nuestra Patria, sin pc
dir NADIA en- compensation, agra
deco la conducta ejemplar de
los peri6dicos q. como ell de US
tedes supieron interpreter exac-
tamente los %perfiles de nuestra
lucia Y ell contenido creador que
dentro de ellos sc albergaba.
FL periodista que quiera ser
consecuente consigo mismo, con
sus orientaciOnes ideol6gicas,
con cuantos deberes de leaatad y
de honradez figuran en- ell Codi-
go moral de los que tienen la
honrosa mission de ser guias eS-
pirituales desde un perlodico, de
rrandes masaS de opinion popu-
lar, no debe esperar nunca reel
Dir en- compensation a sus amar-
guras y desvelos mas que la in
TINA satisfaction del deber cum
pIido. No hay nj debe haber pa
ra ellos quizas, ENVIRONMENTS,
mas que la sincera admiration
que merecen los hombres pull
eros y conscientes que saben ma
Ger de su profession un canine
recto y limpio, pero en- 10 hon.
do de nuestra conciencia de es'
panoles guardamos la gratitud
v Ia simpatia que merecieron
quienes alejados en- la distancia
fueron hermanos de lucha y es-
peranza en- virtud de la comuni-
dad de sus ideales.
DR.. Felir MART IbdIez.
New York, 19.de Abril de 1889.
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A los Amtifascistas de Tampa

A los AntifGsciStds de Tampa
Los esfuerzos realizados por
nueStro ORGANISING internacio-
nalde S. |. A., en- favor de TODD
los refugiados de la guerra es-
pamela han sido logrados, gra-
cias a la aportaci6n de los anti
ascistas de TODD el mundo.
Nuestro amigo, Ell amigo Y
ccmpanero de todos los antifas-
eistas, DR.. Felix Marti Ibahez
estara con nosotros los dias %,
26 y 81, y probablemente ell %.
que tendra que partir de nue.
vo para Nueva York.
lEs necesario, pueS, compane-
res, intensificar nuestra propa-
ganda hacia la organization pa
ra que ell pr6ximo viaje a Tam
pa del companero DR.. Felix
MART Ibanez no sea tan preci-
pitado y pueda expansionarse
con nosotros una semana 0 mas.
All organizarnos pues, en- ell S.
I. A., nuestro fin va 10 sabeis.
Es la defensa de todos los anti
fascistaS y la ayuda solidaria de
los mismos sin distinction de ma
tees nj partido o nacionalidad.
~iInscribios, pues, en- la Local
65 de S. L. A. (Solidaridad In
-ernacional Antifascista) en- ell
col IA Avenida.
Formemos, pues, Clubs de pc
lOta, grupos de mujeres y mu-
2hachOs; Bandas de mlsica in
iantiles, incOrporemos nueStraS
fuerzas a la S. /. A. para en- un
iuturo no muy LELAND, organizar
bales, fiestas campestres y otras
reuniones donde ~nuestros visi-
tanteS puedan ser atendidos con
familiaridad y companerismo.
La Local 65 de S. |. A. en- Tam
pa, saluda al companero DR.. Fe-
lix Marti Ibanez Y en- su bienve-
nida nos agrupamos todos como
nermanos.
Local 65 de S. l. A.
1901 IA Avenida, Tampa Fla.
Comite FemeninO
Sc cita a las compaheras del
Comite Femenino para una jun
ia que Sc celebrara esta noche,
en- ell Centre Obrero.
Ruegase la aSistencia de to-
das, con motive del proximo a.
rribo del ilustre compahero DR..
Felix Marti Ibanez.
Salud.
Ell Dr.. Ib6Iez
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Ell movimiento obrero local, ~nasional y mundiaI

Csc G. Strecker. qulsh no POI
dr& ser deportado. No tiene la
secretaria evidencias, segGn Sc
sabe, de que Bridges haya recc-
mendado ell derribo del Gobier
no por medic de la fuerza o la
violencia.
La gaceta., 1939-04-24
VICTORI abel PABOR
r

Ell partidO Laborista ingl4s
venci6 en- la selecciones celebra-
das en- South Ayrshire, con mo-
two de la muerte del diputado
James Brown.
Alexandra Sloan, ell laborista,
obtuvo l7,908 votos. La Sra. Ca
therina Gavin, un conServador,
alcanz6 1896, Ell acta pertene-
cia a los laboriStaS.
La gaceta., 1939-04-24

PONTIAC COACH 1893, en-
perfectas condolences. Sc acepta
oferta razonable. d. Pumar,
l418 ga. ave,
La gaceta., 1939-04-24
6 BELLTSiMAS PLEAS !
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA oEsEApo

Plata para la mesa. .... Lc que las mu'
ieres %uuierel y desean. Plata para IL me
ga, ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por la tamo-
sa WIN. A. ROGERS SUVERWA ARE.
Una gran noticia tenemos que dar a
nuestrao l%ectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de Ia coJperaeion
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabrieante de la PLAZA
de Mess VIM. A. Roger, hace possible la
edquisici6n de estos cubiert~s a srs hume
roses l~ectores. listed puede teneF 10 que
otras sehoras y seHOritas tienen.
cALIDAD - OURACIoN DE PoR VIDA
rs durv %creerlo, pero la realidad esta
aquf-plata de mesa a tan baIo precio. La