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thudded through the warm. still
air.
After dinner. they piled into the
car again.
Flares lighted the booths in the
streets through which they drove
too fast for safety. Multi-colored
electric lights outlined the big tent
beneath which Pc Sein'S Pwe was
being held.
They entered at the back of the
marquee, and looked across field
of dark heads, at the brightly
lighted stage. The air was thick
with the smoke of cheroots, and
the mingled scents of betel nut,
and the too sweet Transplant
flowers the women wore in their
hair.
There was no scenery. The play
ers stood aside, waiting their turn.
A Burmese girl was singing in a
nasal, twanging voice. and twisting
to the din of the cymbalS, drums,
and bells of a Burmese band. She
was dressed in rich silk, decked
like little Christmas tree, with
jewels, and curved, wing-like
shoulder pieces of gold.
At once, they were welcomed,
and invited to take chairs in front
of the spectators. Petronella could
not help feeling that they did little
to merit such honor. Soon, Jean,
Betty. and Hugh were laughing
and talking, irrespective of
whether the rest of the audience
laughed, or listened in silence. The
sing-song intonation, and incom-
prehensible patter, between the
actors, was extremely monotonous.
But whatever general feelings the
Burmese had towards the British,
they displayed no personal hos
tility.
They're Shots
IT WISH we understood" she
L whispered to her brother.
$50 do I. can only get words
here and there" Peter agreed. do
you hear anything?" He leaned
across her, and asked Colin the
same question.
"Plentyl"
II mean anything odd-out-
side?"
"Yes, shouting and Chinese
crackers"
"Those aren't crackers. / think
they're shots"
Colin sat upright, trying to lis
ten, through the crashing of the
band.
Good God, believe you're right!
Helloi" He spoke sharply. The
faces of the audience turned, like
corn bending.
Two wildly dishevelled Bur-
mans had burst through the back
flaps of the tent. They stood, shout
ing. One was waving the curved
blade of his dab. The steel flashed
redly.
The next instant, the show was
forgotten. The actors stood silent.
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BENEFIT GAME MARCH S

Teams of the Monroe County
Baseball League will play a bene-
fit game March S, the proceeds of
which will be given to the
orphans of the Spanish War.
A committee was present at
a league meeting and after ex-
pressing it's desire, officials glad
Iy agreed to play the game on
the above date.
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Vi 3;;} 81 ] IS 81 Err I
by GRACE ElLIOTT TAYLOR

then broke into yells of excitement
and disappeared backstage. The
squatting audience struggled to its
feet, shouting in answer.
what is it? What did he say,
Colin?" Jean cried, her small fair
face alarmed.
"That there is fighting in the
bazaar. That the Cooringhis are
killing Burmese women and chill
dren, and burning their houses,
and that the Burmans must have
revenge" translated Colin. Stand
quite stiH, and let them get out.
We haven't a chance for that door.
We shall only get crushed, perhaps
knitted in that mob. A Burman
doesn't care who he slashes with
his dab, once he gets excited"
They had stood close to him, in
order to hear him. The pande-,
monium was deafening.
mo, that way is no good!"
shouted Peter. He gripped Petron-
ella and Jean by their forearms,
and bore them forwards. Come on
over the stage! The other exit!"
Even in that instant. Petronella
had time to feel proud of Peter.
Colin had spoken so grimly. and
anXiously. Peter was laughing. He
looked elated and excited. His con-
fidence communicated itself to the
others.
She's tainted
"OF COURSE! Never thought of
~ that" yelled Hugh. They
scrambled up over the footlights,
across the roughly carpeted stage.
They could tell, from the thudding
sound of bare feet. jumping on to
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The WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST
(Till 7:30 p. m, Saturday,

9TH 7:3U p. m, Saturday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday, pos
sibly occasional light showers;
somewhat warmer tonight; mod
crate northeasterly winds.
Florida: Fair to partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday except pos
sibly light showers on extreme
south coast; somewhat warmer
tonight and in north and central
portions Saturday.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate north
winds, except variable
over extreme north portion, and
partly overcast weather tonight
and Saturday with light showers
over. extreme south portion.
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Chapter 81:
Fighting I'm The Bazaar

TONIGHT. after dancing till
eight o'clock, they drove down
TO Kemmendine. Six of them had q
noisy dinner party in Maller's
chummery, the old bungalow
which they all thought of affec-
tionately as pleasante- than home.
They dined on the veranda.
Colin, Peters friend. balanced
Petronella. Peter had invited vi
vacious Betty. Jean had come with
Hugh Read, who looked so like a
ventriloquist's doll.
A few hundred yards away, the
Rangoon river Tapped gently be-
tween the stems of the mangroves.
The moon had not yet risen. An
occasional FREELY darted among
the trees. The throbbing of the mill
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USES WIFE ROUGHLY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
sault and battery, Mrs. John
Don1in of this city sued her hus-
band for divorce. She told the
judge he was wrestling fan and
liked to try out what he learned
at the bouts on her.
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LEGALS

IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
LUIS CARDENAS,
Complainant.
FLoRINDA CARDENAs,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the above-Stated cause
that ~Florinda Cardenas, the de-
PENDANT therein named, is a nom
resident of the State of Florida
and resides at 500 W. 111th ST.,
New York. N V, that said de-
one years: that there is no person
in the State of Florida the service
of a summons in chancery upon
whom would bind said defendant.
1t is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and she is hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill of conn
plant filed in said cause on or be-
fore Monday, the 9th day OF March.
A. ID. 1888. otherwise the allega-
tons of said bill will be taken as
confessed by said defendant.
1t is further ordered that this
order be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks In The
Key West Citizen, newspaper
published in said county and state.
Done and ordered this End day
of February. 1888.
fSEAL) Ross C Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY (Sd) Florence e. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
T. S. CARO-,
Solicitor for Complainant.
feb3-10-iT-24; mar3.l939
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Children's tastes are leaning
away from the imaginative to
the realistic and practical. Last
year, Toledoans read 1907. 627
books taken from the library.
Non-fiction demand rose 10 per-
cent.
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WIDEST STORIES DIP

TOLEDO - Fairy tales and
widest stories are giving way to
demand for books dealing with
aviation, athletics and vocational
topics according to the 1888 ex-
perience of the public library.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

INTERESTED IN ACREAGE
with sand beach, undeveloped,
near Key West. Must be near
main road and electricity avail
able if possible. Box 81, Boyn-
ton, Fla. What have you?
feb24- lat
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FOR SALE-Cabin Cruiser, fully
equipped, engine and hull, in
very good condition. Newly
renovated. Reasonable for cash.
Apply 500 South street. dec10s
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Yesterday: Petrol enters the
social t1hirl OF Burma, but pre-
fers Peters friends to the older
men her father wants her to in
terest. Peter is becoming restless.
again.
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Paramount Newsreel of PRESI-
DENT ROOSEVELT IN KEY
WEST at all shows tomorrow at
Monroe. feb24- IL
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FOR SALE-Lot, 48'x50', corner
Duval and Louisa streets; two
lots, corner Bertha street and
Roosevelt Boulevard; two lots
on Pine Key, 100'x100', good
location. Apply 1912 Olivia
street. dec14-S
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FOR SALE-Lot 8, block 5, Mar
tello Towers, $4,000. P. L. Will
son, phone 598, Key West.
feb15- limo
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GROCERIES

thought we were buy
ing cheap! But, look: Eggs,
zoe doz.; Pure Lard, 10c h.;
Pork Chops, 24c h.; Steak, Csc
h., and everything that I have
seen there is cheaper than
those places we have been buy
ing before. THE LITTLE
CASH STORE, 801 Simonton
Street. feb24-2t
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CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. Cor
ner 5th and Staple Avenue.
Apply Box D, The Citizen.
nov2-tf
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WILL SELL OR LEASE Island
City Hotel, 81 rooms, All Will
liam ST., remodel to suit.
G. L. F., 1923 Watson st.
feb16-S
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BRICK BUNGALOW.
Two bedrooms, enclosed Sleep
ing porch, bath, living-room,
dining room, breakfast room,
kitchen. All conveniences.
Bargain, reasonable terms. lit
South street. feb15-S
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The Characters

Peter Malone: A potential
neIDspdpermdn.
PetroneIIa: His young sister,
and stdunch supporter.
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FOR SALE-One lot, 100 by so
feet, on Big Pine. Key, $225.Oo.
Answer, Box AK, clio Citizen.
feb21-s
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FOR SALE-11k acres Planta-
ton Key, 3A acres on ocean,
ga acres on Bay, on Highway,
all high land, beach front on
both sides. P. o. Box %. Key
West. sept7-s
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Tomorrow: Night Of excitement.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-15-ft. Speedboat,
Chevrolet engine, $4,000 cash;
also, Ping Pong Table, $500.
1881 Division Street. feb24-s
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FOR SALE-2 lots. each 50x100-.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. $1,000. Ap-
ply Rear 1917 Petronia street.
aug9-tf
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Barometer 1880 a. m. today:
Sea level, 30.15.
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FOR SALE-80 acres on Big Pine
Key; h-mile frontage on high
way. Centrally located. High
land and fresh spring water.
Write or see B. E. CALKINS,
Ramrod Key, Pc. feb2-s
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turo sera mas espacioso mas a.
lumbrado, mejor ventilado v
mas barato de operarlo. Los ia
bricante;s cavilan sobre ell uso
possible del motor Diesel y sobre
81 la maquinaria Sc colocara en-
la parte de atras del caro-. Para
la implantaci6n de la Diesel, hay
por 10 menos dos grandes fac
torres: la frerte inversion que
representa- un cambio de maqui-
maria y ell disgusto del p1blico
ante los cambios inesperados Y
radicales.
Podremos comprar algGn dia
un auto por $500? Los Sres.
Palmer y Crooks piensan que
por ahora no hay posibilidad de
tai CAIRO, pero que vendra al
fin, va debido a fuerte demanda
del p1blico o porque la genie no
tendra dinero para comprar u
no mejOr. De los 80 millones
de autos inscritos en- los Estados
UnidOs, veinte millones pertene-
cen a familias que ganan $25 o
o $50 a la semana. Ello signifi-
ca que la mayor parte de ellos
son carros de segundo mano. Y
este quiere decir que la mayoria
de los propietarios de automovi-
les deberian leer ell capitulo en-
Millions on Wheels" sobre CO
mo ccmprar un autom6vil de
rs0, y los no menos importantes
sobre reparaciones y servicios
de reparaciones.
La gaceta., 1939-02-27
GASOLINE Y AUTOMOBILES
Helen Woodward

Ell negocio de Ia gasolina vive
en- una especie de mundo pirata,
Icon violentas competencias en-
tire los piratas. En- cuanto a me-
rito, un marca de gasolina es
cast tan buena como la otra Y
cualquiera marca puede ser me-
jor este mes qre 10 fue Ell pasa-
do; clio depende de donde pro-
viene Ell petr6leo crudo y otras.
circunstancias de las cuales US
ted no conoce NADIA, como Tampa
co ell traficante.
La giasolina es un producto
empaluetado. En- sus commences
la gasolina era un desperdicio
de la kerosina, Sc usaba para a.
lumbar y listed Sc Nevada toda
la que podia por cinco centavos.
Con la llegada del autom6vil, ell
negocio de la gasolina Sc agi-
gant6. AL hacerse mas baratos
los autos y mejores las carrete-
ras, mas gasolina fluy6 de los
tanques, eonvertida en- dinero
para los cofres de las compa-
MAS. Todo 10 que los gasolineros
tienen que hacer es obtener los
mas altos precios que puedan
por un producto no mejor que
10 que necesita ser. jC6mo pue-
de ell comprador decir 81 una ga.
! solina es mejor que la otra cuan.
do clio tanto depende de las cor
diciones de la carretera, del au.
tomovil y del aire?
Ell negocio Sc ha vrelto prin.
cipalmente una question de obte
; ner locales para las estacione;
de servicio. Pocos chofers iran
fuera de su ruta por una gasoli.
ma mejOr, a menos que ella sea
muy barata. Cuando TN chofel
quiere gasolina, la quiera inme.
diatamente. Ash la mayor parte
de las companies eStablecen los
garages lejos unos de otros, CO
mo los cerveceros hacfan con los
Salones y como los lecheros ha-
cen con las lecherias. Y 81 una
compahfa pone una estaci6n de
serVicios suS competidoras in-
mediatamente ponen otras en-
esa vecindad. En- una de las ca
rreteras fuera de New York,
del lado oeste del Hudson hay
treinta y Seis estaciones de ga
solina en- cuarenta millas de ca
La gaceta., 1939-02-27
RADIO

WDAE-1220 CHS Features
5:45 Console Echoes
600 Press News
Cos Rhythm Roundup.
$50 Bob Trout
700 County Seat
7:15 Lum & Abner
7:30 Eddie Cantor
500 Cavalcade Of America
300 Radio Theater
1000 Guy Lombardo orchestra
IL 80 Cab Galloway orchestra
WFLA-620 NBC Features
5:45 Your Family & Mine
Gas Lowell Thomas
800 AL Pearce Show
$50 Margaret Speak Concert
300 Hour of Charm
$50 Eddie Duchin orchestra
10 100 Contented Hour
10 80 National Radio Forum
IL s00MacFarland Twins
IL 80 Lou Breeze orchestra
IL 100 Fred Martin orchestra
1890 Erskine Hawkins orch.
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Ell ACETILENO Y LA PIMA
"Science Digest"

En- la Universidad de Ha-
wall Sc ha descubierto que al i
quail que con ell ethyleno y Ell
propyleno, ell acetileno tiene la
propiedad de estimular ell brote
inesperado de nrevas races en-
la planta de la pima. Tambien
hara producer a la planta un pro
ceso de floraci6n en- vez de TO-
llaje. va sea una mezcla de ace
t;ieno con aire o una soluci6n sa-
turada de acetileno con aqua, e
Ito operara ell ardid.
Por este tratamiento las plan
tas pueden ser inducidas a flo
recer un ano antes de 10 normal,
pero del tamaho de la planta de-
pende ell de la fruta. A mas de la
pima muchas otras plantas res
ponden al tratamiento de igual
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manera. Ell interes en- este nue.
vo desarrollo descansa en- la po-
sibilidad de estimular en- las
plantas tardias la qualification,
de manera qre la siambra pueda
ser cosechada en- periodo mas
breve.
Por 10 tanto, una fabrica po-
dra probablemente mas pronto
cosechar la siembra, y evitar las
destilaciones que sobrevienen a
fin de estaci6n, Ell empaque de
muchas de las cuales trae vincu-
lado un costo elevaio mayor que
ell conjunto de la production.
La gaceta., 1939-02-27
Ell CANAL ~PERJUDICARA
Ell aqua A EN-
LAS N ADYACENTES

Washington, feb. 27.-Un in
forme del departamento de in
vestigaciones geol6gicas, prepa-
RADIO para ell Senado, reitera la
opinion de que la construction
del canal de la Florida, al nivel
del mar, afectara los recursos
de aqua potable en- TODD ell terri
torio adyacente al canal.
Ell informe sera enviado al Sc
nado por haberlo pedido, en- car
Ia al secretario del interior, ell
senador republican, Vanden-
berg.
Los ingenierOs geol6gicos es-
timan que la construction del ca
nal no perjudicara ell surtido del
aqua en- la parte sur, como en-
Miami y Palm Beach, pero 81 en-
la parte norte, como en- Jack
sonville.
Silver Springs, los famoSos
manantiales, a corta diStancia
de Ocala ,seran afectados.
Anticipa ell informe que mu-
chas reclamaciones Sc haran al
Gobierno, por csc concepto, en-
case de que Ell canal Sc constru-
va.
La gaceta., 1939-02-27
NOTAS SOCTALES

La Verbend
Ell Comite de hacienda de La
Verbena del Tabaco hara en- es-
ia semana un gran esfuerzo, con
Ell fin de completar la recatda-
ci6n de fondos para las grandes
fiestas del dia 81 de MARIO y pri
nero de abril.
EsperaSe que los grupos de-
signados visiten los estableci-
mientos que les han sido senala-
dos.
Calc1lase ell presupuesto de
La Verbena, hecho por 10 bajo,
IN $4,000.
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"The Nation" New York

rretera, que estan p~racticamen-
tie vacias los dias de trabajo.
Las grandes companfas petro
leras invierten una fortuna en-
anuncios. "Socony' gasta alre-
dedor de dos millones de d6lares
al ano; la "Sun Dill" million y
medic; TN million en- ruido y al
garabia gasta la standard Oil
of New Jersey; otros millones
emplean las Sinclair, tide
water, Continental Oip y
Texas Oil". Todo este gasto sc
agrega al precio de la gasolina,
IY que dicen todos estos anun-
clos? NADIA. Mobile Oil' grita
con palabras subrayadas en- tin
ia roja: mas rapida, mas acele-
raci6n, mas calientey" 'Tydol"
anuncia Triple-X con aceites lu-
bricantes anadidos. AL no ser en-
carroS nuevos, TODD ESQ es "cuen
to-. General Motors" insiste en-
que Sc debe usar una gasolina
superior en- sus carros, como
ethyl. Mas "cuentos". '@Texa-
co Ethyl" anuncia para veloci-
dad en- la ~carretera, una gasoli-
ma seca". Y Gque es gasolina Sc
ca?
Iba a decir en- este trabajo al
go acerca de la gasolina. Pero E.
so esta mejor descrito en- mill
ions on Wheels, por Dewey H.
Palmer, uno de los supervisors
tecnicoS de la Union de Consul
midores", y L. E. Crooks, MEM
bro de la Sociedad de Ingenieros
de AUTOMOBILES. En- un capitu-
10 9Obre gasolina, los autores
dicen que es 10 que debe saberse
para cOmprar gasolina. Dicen
que a menos que sc tenga un ca
rro nuevo, debe comprarse la
mejor gasolina de tercera clase
que pueda obtenerse en- la comu-
nidad y asi Sc ahorran proba-
blemente, $50 en- ell ano. Estos
autores recomiendan que no Sc
malgaste ell dinero en- aparatos
que Sc dice que ahorran gasOli-
ma, Y calificar marcas y grades
de gaSolina por sus nombres.
Ell resto del libro esta lleno de
datos acerca de automobiles. 70
aprendi con sOrpreSa que ell 90
por ciento de los Wales hecho
en- Norte America sc hacen er
carros privados. No me sor-
prendi, sin embargo, al leer que
aunque Ell manufactured quie-
ra hacer un caro- de mas dura-
clos, no puede hacerlo mientras
ste en- competencia con otro ia.
bricante. Mientras mas haga er
pleas mayores, en- mejor mano
de obra y mejor acero, menoS
puede dedicar a la belleza, que
es 10 que subyuga al comprador
Sin embargo, los manufactu-
reros Green que el caro- de- flu
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Ell Bale del Sdbodo

~ BGlte det SdOGdo
Conquisto un gran triunfo
con su baile del sabado, 1ltimo
de la serie de Carnival, lie socie-
dad Centre Espanol.
Miles de parejas bailaron en-
ia sala del piso alto, Ell patio, y
en- el salon bajo.
A la entrada los muchachos
de la secci6n regalaban pitos,
maracas y serpentinas.
Don Francisco cumpli6 ell pro
grama de pleas americans a
satisfaction de la juventud, y
Los Bohemios, bajo la direction
de Maxine Echegaray, deleita-
ron a todos con pleas cubanas,
espanolas y mejicanas.
La Secci6n de Recreo, manda-
da por Angel de la Riva, aten-
di6 a todos los detalles.
Angel Alfonso, Ell segundo vice
presidente, hacia los honores a
los invitados, en- representation
del presidente Ramon Fernan-
DEE Rey, que staba indispuesto.
Como en- los bales de las de-
mas sociedades, nj una sola ca
reta nj un solo disfraz.
Bale de Carnival en- Ell NOM
bre y en- la algeria de la juven-
tud, pero sin mascaras.
Cerca de la una de la madru-
gada, en- la sala de la directiva,
la Secci6n de Recreo ofreci6 una
reception en- honor de las socie-
dades hermanas y los invitados.
Preside Angel de la Riva y
brindaron los Sres. Vicente
Guastella, presidente de la Unio
ne; Mario Pullara, p~residente
de la Secci6n de Recreo de la
Unione; Fermin Rodriguez, pre-
sidente de la Seccion de Recreo
del Circulo Cubano; Jose He
via, presidente de la secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Asturiano;
nuestro director, Victoriano
Manteiga; Eladio Paula, ell va
liente miliciano; uno de los her.
manos Zacchini y ell vice presi-
dente Angelo Alfonso. Palabras
elocuentes Sc pronunciation en-
pro de la confraternidad latina
Despues de la reception con-
tinu6 ell bale hasta las cuatro de
la madrugada.
Bellas senoras y sehoritas de
las Secciones de damas del Cen
tro y de varias sociedades, inclu
yendo a la Unione, tomaron par
tie en- la reception. ALI vimos a
la Srta. Lolita Lado, DANA por
Ell Centre Espanol en- Ell reinado
LAtinO4Americano; Sra. de la
Riva, eSpOsa del p~residente de la
Secci6n de Recreo; Srta. Guas-
tela, hija del presidente de la
Unione; Sra. Craparo y otras
muchas damas.
Reciban los muchachos de la
Secci6n de Recreo, por su exito,
nuestra mas calurosa cOngratu-
laci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-02-27
LA COMPARACION NTERESA
A LAS MUJERES DE FLORIDA

Los reporters turistas" mantle
men su encuesta para yer 81 otras mu-
jeres del sur d~isfrutan de los mismos
beneficios del Cdrdui, como las da-
mas de Florida que fueron visitadas
y 10 consumer.
En- Oklahoma City, 80 de las pri-
meras 100 ~interrogadas contestaron
81 a la pregunta de "Si habian sido
ayudadas por ell Cardui?; y en- At
lanta, de 100 consumidoras, 9S repli-
caron afirmativamente. La marca de
La gaceta., 1939-02-27

Jacksonville fue de SO eo~ntestaciones
afirmativas, en- un total de 100.
Las consumidoras en- todas parties
dicen que Cardui las ha ayudado a
mejorar ell apetito y la digestion, y
asi eonstruir mayor resistencia fish
"a. En- esta forma tambien las ha Ii
brado de dolores de cabeza, nerviosis-
mo, depression, derivados de la "dis-
minorrea funcional" que Occasional la
male nutrici6n. TIA probable listed
ell CARDUI?
La gaceta., 1939-02-27
La Fiesta de la Sendnd

La Fiesta de la Senldnd
FL cabaret que ell sabado ofre-
cera, en- su palacio de la aveni-
da de Palm Y Nebraska, la So
ciedad Centre Asturiano.
Muchas mesas sc han vendi-
do va, al precio de $500, con
cuatro sillas.
Tocaran dos orquestas, sien-
do una de elias ia Sonora, di-
rijida por ell professor Victor
Gonzalez.
Trabaja 81 ndescanso, en- pro
del exito, la activa Secci6n de
Recreo.
La gaceta., 1939-02-27

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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-10-26
LAKE 1909 MILES LONG
BY NEXT SUMMER

Grand Coulee dam reservoir lake
will be 100 miles long next year.
--latest reclamation bureau figures
show the backwater behind the dam
will extend to Kettle Falls. lhe
stream will reach elevation 1880 at
the dam site, the level of the dec
OF the present construction trestle.
The lake, which is now about 35
miles long, will ultimately extend ISL
miles or almost to the Canadian Dor
der. No change in elevation will oc-
eur this fall and winter.
An early conference is planned by
reclamation bureau engineers and of
ficials of the Great Northern railway
on contract for relocating rs miles
of track near Marcus. The company
has submitted draft of the contract
to the bureau.