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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Parties Honor
Bride-to-Be
Miss Marian Anderson
Complimented Before
Marriage Dec. II

Honoring Miss Marian An
derson who will marry Mr..
Stanley T. Thorson Dec. 27,
a surprise shower was given
Tuesday evening at her home
on North 9Th st. The evening
was spent playing games.
Later gifts were presented to
the honor guest and a late
supper was served.
Guests present included mem
bers of Dorcas society of the First
Lutheran church - Misses Helen
Truedson. Anita Lindeman, Martha
Elmer. Lillian Holtz, Flora Israel
son, cornelia Larson. Emma An
derson, Edith Swanson, Ruth John
son, Mile Anderson, Ingrid Elk
berg. Mildred Hedberg, Hilda Left.
Lillian Nelson. Emma Swanson,
Hazel Swanson, and Mesdames
Pearl johnson, Olga Grain, Carl
E. Rydell. Ruth Hamilton, Rose
Nelson, Edith Anderson, Astrid
Stancer, Frances Lyonais. Loretta
Whipple, Alice Backstrom. Olga
Cook, Esther johnson. and mother
of the bride-elect, Mrs. Il. Ander-
son, and the honor guest.
Members unable 10 be present
were Misses Alice Horthstrom,
Ruth Elmer, Helen Left and
Martha Anderson. and Mesdames
Shanna Nelson and Gustaf Lind
berg.
In charge of party were Miss
Martha Elmer and Mrs. Olga
Grain.
A miscellaneous shower was
given for Miss Anderson Monday
evening at the home Of Miss
Dorothy Nelson. Hostesses were
Miss Nelson and Miss Grace Ramp.
Guests were Misses Dorothy
Bell. Dorothy Nelson, Grace Kamp,
Patsy Mayfield. June Algo, Ida
Belle Newman. liza Keney, Dor
cas- Eggesbo. Evelyn johnson.
Mabel Torgerson. Ada Mae Eriek-
son, Dorothy Keever. Florence
Pearson. Matte Irwin. Barbara
stecker, Betty Lu Huff and Miss
Anderson.
The evening was spent in play
ing games. A late supper fol-
lowed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Club Divisions
Plan Meetings
Mrs. R. g. Anderson 10
Lead Meeting Friday Of
Educational Group

Mrs. r. G. Anderson will
lead the meeting Friday morn
ing of the Better English
group of the educational de-
partment of the Woman's
club. The meeting is called
for 10 o'clock.
The proposed conduc e d
trip through one of the saw
mills and plywood plants, ar
ranged by Mrs. b. =. Thomas,
chairman of the American
Home department of the club,
has been postponed.
The clubs Noted Women divi-
sion will also meet on Friday. at
1890 o'clock. with Mrs. Calvin w.
Stewart as study director. Mrs.
Ethel NJ. Dunseath will review a
edward Glance" by Edith
Wharton. A discussion viii fol-
low.
At 2 o'clock. the Christmas
party for the Girls club VIII be
given. Mrs. Charles A. Burt IN
general chairman for the affair.
Small personal gifts a. well as
Jams and jellies are 70 be brought
By the members for the IL giris.
Tea will follow a musical pro-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Miss SchwaIen
To Be Feted
Bride-to-Be of Mr.. Curtis
Onsfad TO Be Honored al
Sunday Night Supper

For a holiday bride-to-be.
Miss Betty Schwalen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Schwalen, who will wed Mr..
Curtis Onstad, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Onstad Dec. 81.
Mrs. Preston Onstad and Miss
Martha Buckley will entertain
at a supper party Sunday eve
ming at the formers home on
Day Island. The evening will
be spent informally.
Guests will include Mrs. Schwal-
en- and Miss Marjorie Schwalen,
mother and sister of the honor
guest; Mrs. A. II. Onstad, mother
Of the prospective bridegroom:
Miss Bertha Jackson, aunt of Mrs.
Preston Onstad; Mrs. ]. L. Buck
ley, mother of Miss Buckley; Miss
Violet Paulson, Mrs. Helen Yusko.
Mrs. erson Wonders, Miss
Dorothy Floystead. Miss Margaret
Tilley, Miss Dorothy Ann Simp-
son, Miss Ruth Clark and Miss
Virginia Goodman.
Coming from Seattle for the
occasion will be Mrs. John l..
Davis, Mrs. Stanley Youngs, Mrs.
Willard Williams and Miss Har-
riet Giske.
Tahoma camp, No. 288, w. o. W.,
will sponsor a bazaar at Eagles
hall Thursday. Cards, dancing.
Friends invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Mrs. CLARK TO Speak

The Choir guild Of St Lnke's
church will meet at The parish
house Thursday morning at 10
o'clock for sewing. In the after
noon. at 2 O'Clock. Mrs. Stewart
Clark win present a lecture and
demonstration on Making Merry
with Christmas Greens She has
been giving lectures on the Use Of
native greens IN the making Of
corsages. gsrisnds. table deeora-
tons and wreaths for the past sew
eral weeks. her talks being most
entertaining Mrs.. Clark win also
deal with the legend Of wreath
making from the time q julius
Caesar. The meeting v open TO
the public.
Pierce County Matrons club,
o. Z. s.. viii meet for one O'clock
luncheon in the dining room q
Hotel Winthrop Saturday. Mrs.
c. A. Diekey viii preside Ars
George Yonkin il In charge Of the
program and Christmas tree.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

LAmhsaa Sigma chi meets ~ the
home az Miss Ressile alexssr. sis
-. t.awrence. sor . patiaek sssn-
ner ard Christmas party. sl.o %
Wednesday. Miss Mefiun Brush
y chairman and - hetng assisted
by Miss Lorraine simp@cn. sa1
Mas Geraldine Alexander. Fesiuw.
ing thr supper. there win - .
program ny the pledGes snd mo
presentation % gift FOE Us -
rority room
Al the Pilgrim Congregational
church. Kappa sigma Theta -.
roftty and sigma zssa ErsiInn
fraternity are having tclnt
Christmas party with an sxchanxs
o. gsfta. IN. and Ars jain Rahln.
con and Mira Edna W. CHENEY
viii be guests for the evening. On
The committee making the plans
are Mizs Frances Cole. Miss Mary
Louise L.aithamer. Miss Audrey
AIhertson. Miss Constance cois.
man, Mlss Martha MeNslIi and
Miss Janet Robbins and Jack Hun
gerford and Robert sprenger. Din.
ner Ia 10 he al ESQ and VIII be
followed BY = program TO be given
BY the pledges % the two groupa.
Alpha Chi M fraternity IL hss.
ing its Christmas meeting At the
fraternity house. I'LL No, Law
renee. Novelty presents win he
exchanged and refreshments will
be- served. On the COMMITTEES max.
Ing plans arc Robert ncrE. Will
lam Wood and John clifford
Delta Alpha Gamma 10 having
Us Christmas party IN the sorority
room al the college Wednesday,
with Miss Miriam 0lnson - chair
man. assisted by Nflss Margaret
varncn and Miss Ruth switsar,
Names have been drawn and gifts
10 suit the personality u each
recipient have been planned. Miss
Van Norden, faculty adviser. will
be present. The pledges will pro-
sent a program. and after having
refreshments the party win close
with the singing Of sorority songs.
Miss Martha Pearl jones was
hostess 10 the active spnra of ths
College Of Puget Sound for dinner
at her apartment on Tuesday eve
ming. Miss Eleanor Graham was
formally initiated into spurs and
Mlas Jones was presented with an
advisers pin. Guests were the
Misses Marie Mniligan. junior adj
wiser. Ruth Pauline Todd. Marion
Brush. Evelyn Decker. Frances
Cole. Virginia Marinoff. Lillian
Mattson. Audrey Aibsrtson. Lucy
spaeth. Virginia Judd. Margaret
Varnes, Dorothy Ann iirenner.
Blanche Hainsa. Doris wlttrsn.
Juiiana Macpherson. Margnrita
and Darllna irIs and Eleanor Ora.
ham
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Sisters Honor
Miss Fulton
Bride-ss-Be OF Mr.. Ray.
mond BsH Fesed a.
Recent Shower

In compliment to Miss
Maude Fulton. fiancee OF Mr..
Raymond Ball. Mrs. Mark
Mitchell and her sisters. Miss
Frances Ball and Mrs. David
Sommerville Of Aberdeen. all
sisters of the prospective
bridegroom. entertained re-
Gently ut the home of Mrs.
Mitchell.
Cards and Chinese checkers
provided the entertainment
during the early evening. with
favors going 20 Mesdamcs
John A. Jackson. Frank Beers,
George Ball. Charles Melville.
and Misses Maude Fulton and
Doris May Ball.
Later. by the light Of tall pink
tapers burning throughout the
rooms. Miss Ball, accompanied ny
Mrs. somerviiie. sang The Bridal
Chorus" from ''Lohcngrin. GIFTS
were then presented the hride-to-
BE- In a pink treasure chest topped
by a miniature bride. complete In
every detail.
Miss Ball and Mrs. sommervilis
presided at the late supper hour.
Lighted by pink tapers. the table
was conferred by . large brides
cake. More candles and = minla.
ture bridal scene were on the huf-
fet. Ices were in the form Of
miniature bridal bouquets.
Those sharing the evening were
Mesdames Guy Gordon. Frank
Beers, Michael Miner. John A.
Jackson. Glenn Harrison. George
Pyette. Charles Melville. George
Ball. Ernest Ball. George Mitchell
Charles Morgan. Donald Blake.
John selby and Michael Christian
sen.
Others were Misses Alice Ap.
thorp. Hilda Reidner. Mildred Oh
son. C1ementine and Adeline Cor.
don. Doris May Ball. MarciIls
Walmbolt. Shirley Fulton. the
honor guest and the hostessea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Seattle Garden Club Affair
Attended By Tacoma Group
More Than -Four Score Motor to Sister City for
Christmas Show and Program Decorations
Cary Out Holiday Motif

All the beauty and charm of homemade Christmas dec
oratons were in evidence Tuesday afternoon at the Seattle
Garden clubs party at the Sunset club in Seattle which
members of the Tacoma Garden club invited special
guests. More than two Tacoma members motored
over for the affair The event the for the
Seattle Garden clubs competitive Christmas show.
Decorations in the holiday vein with a charming
crehe designed made and loaned by Miss Gertrude Nor
rson holding the center of interest Across the hall
two tall silver trees in silver jars and gay decked with
clusters of silver balls Pine boughs and silver bells
hung in the doorways
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Mr.. and Mrs. Sage TO Spend
Holiday in Spokane

Shortly before Christmas Mr..
and Mrs Jerome Sage. recently Of
Los Angeles, viii so To Spokane
10 spend the holiday with Mr..
sage's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. H.
Sage. Mrs. Sage. formerly Bar
bara Fairchild, arrived in Tacoma
just a week ago to visit her par
ents, the M. C. Fairehilds OF
American lake. and has frequently
been entertained informally.
After the first Of the year, Mr..
and Mrs Sage will be established
In Seattle, where they will make
their home at the Edgewater Park
apartments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Rustic Garden Club
Announces Thursday Meefino

The Rustic Garden club viii
meet on Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. G. f. Skinner at National for
O'Clock luncheon and Christmas
party.
Roll call will be with poems.
Mrs. S. A. Holt will talk on THE
After-Care of Christmas Plants"
Mrs. L. p. Keblbek will speak on
The Log Of the Practical Car
dener."
Mrs. Fred Ebert will lead botani-
cal drill. There will also be a
display OF Birds Christmas
Treat" and an exchange of gifts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Lime Society 10
Have Dinner Party

nr. and Mrs. Harold ]. LsrAaa
FARMLAND. vii open their hone to
members q tke Lame seclsts.
science group At rzcific Lutheran
college. for = ~pot-lnckr dianer
on DC. it.
A holiday menu = being planned
~ Misses Lena Jensen and Gretch-
en- Baehnann. IN charge a the
variety program arr Misses Alice
Gibbs and Virginia McFadsion.
Assisting Nr. olev sofa - ths
cleanup committee are Mr. fssther
Rengtson. Miss Mary Ellis and
Miss Pearl Walden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
junior Club Hss
Holiday AHsis


EusNt3 and members ~ fho
Tacoma Junior Woman's club
met vt the Wasnnn's cIuh-
house Tuesday evening for
their annual Christmas party.
The evenings program -
tured 4 one acf c0nne(Ix.
Never Trust ! Nan. n tk6
east were Me@dNmea Clifford
Waod. John h. Disen, Frp<I-
erick Fribern. Hnrpld nueh-
ner. Guy L. skswIa and Ilnrn3
n Craven. Mn. Her1umn
kravik directed the NAY.
hFe p~hFea =. tao>e pspHeie1
= group ~ nemksr1 u none4
These taking part wsfs t1<e1z&n>n
Prank 30. lgaseEd nl<lw<it q
rfevs< neiaIa. f>eIw<n 1ra>a 4.
rismmer rafh. ffsrel1 crsx<a
ard mn f,<vhy. Mvs = q
Itslsinx<r wes N .eeump&als<
Th~y presented nfeup n Christ.
mss e@rusx IA wnleh th<y wexe
lclnsd. n the asafs familiar as>1<
~ he eatlre nfrap
Mi.s csthsrins crtffla Hn1 No.
DANES = 4. cnFmtrHneI. Nchef1
Wssier. =. T. tfaasyw<Il. 4 &
EaFis. fAseilI< ceftn na9<< y
Molt and Oscar =. tgusebY we<e
nnstszs<s II N ss& hsas. m
fshls was appropriately r~nser~t
With ; HsinlAtare chfiesnH@x scene.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Holiday Parties. Dinners
On Sorority Calendars


With les than week Of school remaining before Tho
Christmas vacation many Of tho scrcrss and fratenle>
a The College Of Puget Sound having Christmas rare
Five being ths wcek and several next wsek
Wednesday evening both pledges and members u Alpha
Beta Epsilon win meet At the home Of Miss Helen Ht<.
a005 No. 10Th. for informal party. which win y held
by candlelgh The viii exchange prcseuts and late
refreshments win hs served from table eentered with
lue los and red candies Working with Miss Hts. who IA
the chairman. Miss Anita Wexensr and Mxs Margaret
Gleiser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Altar Guild TO Give Party
Thursday EVENING

Members of the Altar guild of
st. AIMS church will entertain at
a turkey party on Thursday eve
ming at the parish hall. So. 72d
and Park ave. Mrs. George La
Rock is chairman and will be as
sisted by members of the Altar
society. There will be games and
refreshments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

The tea table was conferred with
a large red and white floral ar
rangement which was thanked by
red tapers. Each Tacoma guest
was given a Christmas corsage OF
small branches, berries and cones
Mrs. Thomas Kerr of Portland
was the principal speaker on the
afternoons program. telling OF
last summers pilgrimage Of the
Garden Club of America TO Eng
land.
Tacoma Garden club members
who made the trip are Mesdames
w. w. Reyes. Frank S. Baker,
Paul w. Harvey. Herbert Hunt.
c. n. Arendt, J. S. Blottner. J. A.
Valentine. Oscar Miller. Clarence
wager. S. B. Stocking, Frank JEFF
fries, f. c. Richards. Margarine
Gallaher, J. Carroll Richards,
Clinton Reynolds.
George Tart. T. B. Mclean,
Henry Rhodes, George J. Osgood,
Robert Beach, Thomas B. Muir
ply, Ralph Dickman, Raymond
Tarr, ]. w. Rawlings. Charles
Schulz. A. B. Howe, James Ash
ton, d. ]. Young. George Howe,
Grant S. Hicks, Robert Polk.
Palmer Kennedy, Frank Carnahan,
NJ. McElroy, d. A. Williams, Mar
vim Mcneil, Charles Morphy, J. X.
Gordon, Scott Henderson, Samuel
Sizer, Miss Ruby Blackwell and
Miss Nave Odds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Medical Auxiliary 10 Meet

The December meeting 81 tne
Pierce County Medical auxiliary
viii be a luncheon At I2;s5 o'clock
at the Bonneville hotel on Thurs
day. DR.. Walter Cameron VIII be
the guest speaker. Following his
talk. Mrs. Stanley stsatz Will give
a brief talk on The Development
and Purposes Of the White shield
Home" John Paul Bennett viii
present . group Of vested chorus
singers from the College of Puget
Sound.
Mrs. Eugene Hanson. Mrs. John
Steele and Mrs Tracey Duerfsldt
viii have charge d the table dec
orstious. There viii De a board
meeting AZ i1s4S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Garden Clubs Christmas
Party Announced

Mrs. E. w. Wegner will open
her home for the Christmas party
of Monte Vista Garden club on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
The members will bring gifts for
children at the Lakeview sana-
tarium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
VIII Entertain Circle

Miss Myrtle Schubert has In
vited Circle OF ST. Paurs Luth-
eran church TO her home for the
monthly meeting and Bible study
Thursday evening. Tho latter part
Of thu evening viii be spent in
exchange Of giftn. followed By re-
freshmenta served by the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Miss Kathleen Byam
Visits in New York

Word received in Tacoma tells
of Miss Kathleen Byam Of 617 No.
9th St, who is in the east at the
present time. She Is making her
home at the Beekman Tower hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Mrs. Tracy TO Entertain
On Thursday

Astraea study club will gather
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
for a dessert luncheon and Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
c. E. Tracy, $3.50 So. Cove st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
New PresehooI Group Plan.

The newly-organized Mocarycr
Preschool play group viii open It's
school at Faith temple. So. 2ist
and sts.. at D o'clock Thursday
morning. Those planning 10 at
tend are asked 10 use the 7ist IT.
entrance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Announce Birth OF
First Child

NJ. and Mrs. a. v. Hairs fDof.
othy cnosiDol annouHes ina birth
~ their first child. q son. ~ tbs
Taeoma Gsnsral hospital Nov, -.
The iittls hoy IA bsina welcomed
~ bis grandparents. Mira. y. =.
whssIsF and NJ. and Mrs !. y.
HAlfs 81 this city
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Benefit Luncheon end
Gard Party

The ladies q the Spiritual Chris
tlan church. TT FaWeeit ave. are
sponsoring a benefit luncheon and
card party. Thursday. a. 1890
O'Clock. This ia for the Christmas
program fund. The COMMITTEES in
charge includes Mrs Jack Ross.
Mrs. Pred Tegard. Mrs. Mary
Lemon and Mrs. Jennie Vsrxtegen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

Ths regular nesting ~ TIE
Pierre County Practical Nurses
association viii be held In the su-
diiorium ~ the Medical Arts build.
Ing Thursday evening ~ 7ls0
o'clock. hfs. Myrtle Leah Bfpwn
presiding.
Dr.. ~ G. Mace Of the AmsFirsn
Lake hospital viii ~ tbs spsskes
II the sysHing. lila subjsei Hiii
be '~rhs Development ard Treat
msnt ~ Mental Diseases T'he
public IL invited. Members are
asked 10 hiring small gifts fas the
associations ahantabls work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

The Tacoma Retail Credit axro-
citation In looking forward 10 sss
annual Christmas party Thursday
evening ~ nsu'A Dinner AZ Tle1
o'clock will be prsceaed by cock.
tail party ~ 7 p. m. and followed
by dancing A Christmas motIf
viii b. carried out IN tbs table
decorations and habta Claus will
be present 70 preside aver Tho
festivities. Fasnrs viii be given
and there viii he community sing
ing OF Christmas carols
Tbs COMMITTEES In charge ~ ths
affair consists ~ Messrs. David
Mof>ennan. Oscar Laoaass. Angus
csmpbell. Goftinn whippIe and
MIRA Isaia smith and Mrs. Mar
Karet Riggs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
yuIetide Psssy
Is Planned
Thursday Night Givh 70
Pisy Games and Dance
~ Set roesshsr

A Christmas party IA being
planned 10 take thn place IL
the regular meeting II tho
Thursday Night Girls club
Thursday evening In tho
Y. W. c. A. Miss Edith Cclho,
vice president and program
chairman. i making arrange
ments for the affair. Games.
the singing Of Christmas
carols and dancing are an tho
program for the evening.
Ma. ceiho h being assisted n
her plans BY ths MIssos Kisls
vaairsk. vlrkinl. mtiis@. Pauline
Rssnrks ard Dorothy Fishes. Ths
regular weekly dinner uall ~
omitted. member. arriving for iAs
party NJ Tso aeloek. esfss Win
not ne exchanged ~ IN previous
years. members sutlak > donation
10 ths "Elka stocking rIIIsFsv IN.
stead.
Plans are nsw being compistesi
for thu skating party 10 he held
al Kings roller rink the evening
Of Jan. from $40 until o'eioeh.
La gaceta., 1939-07-10
coRTE AHoRA ESTE cUPoN

Al Lditor de Plata de LA GacetA'
1901 First Ave, New York, N. Y.
Tengo entenjido que con tres GU
p0nCs consecutiVOs, al igual que este,
adQuiero ell derecho a una unidad de
seis pleas de Al Plus VIM. A Ro-
gers Silverware.
Ordenes t~elef6Disas o por cOrrSo
40 pueden ser servidas. Presente los
cupones y 80 c~entavos en- la olicina
de La GaoetA.
Direction $3.50.
Ciu1a0
La gaceta., 1939-07-10

Es una calamidad ell arbitro
Nelasco, por Su exceSo de ce;o,
y aSi 10 demoStr0 aver; pero
componen media docena de ca
lamidades esos peloteroS sin
discipline que hablan ''que no
ganan NADIA, como 81 eStuvie-
ran a sueldo los encargados de
dirigir la Liga.
Los Delegates de la Liga ira
5ajan en- la cantina, van a las
juntas y defender los intereses
de todos, sin ganar un solo cen
tavo. Hacen mas, mucho mas,
que los pocoS peloteros siempre
Iuejosos y siempre a la caza de
realeS.
Sostenga la Liga la disciple
ma y limpie a los conspiradores
Y Sus amigos.
Ell prestigio de las sociedades
demando raplda acci6n ~. la
elimination de los busca-reales
Y broncaS.
Adema, ell pdblico exige res
peto para las sociedades, ell de-
porte y suS realities.
Mande como guste a
Patricio ell DiSciplinddO.
La gaceta., 1939-07-10

gar de talleres de sudor, Y Tren-
ton, donde tiene su fabrica ell
Trust ,enem.go numero l de la
industrial tabacalera de Tampa.
Ell problema debe ser analiza-
do con la mayor cordura por los
trabajadores; pero sin ceder ell
campo a acciones arbitrarias e
~injuStas.
La rebaja de jornales es in
tolerable en- estos amos cuando
ell "nuevO trato" procura dar al
pueblo 10 que demanda, en- bien
de la democracia.
Daben cOncurrir las cpm-
paneras y cOmpaneros, en- ell ma
yor ndmero possible, a la asan-
blea de hoy.
La gaceta., 1939-07-10
Carta de I'm fanatico bien enterado
Conspiracion contra la Liga Intersocial

Sin que podamos asegurar
que son veridicos los detalles
que contiene, publicamos la 81
guiente carta.
Sr. Director de La Gaceta
Ciudad.
lie suplico las lineas que ST.
guen, de mOdo que Ell publico
comprenda mejor 10 ocurrido a.
yer en- ell parque de Cuscaden.
Afectfsimo, S. S.
Pdtricio ell DiSciplinddo
Contra la Liga Intersocial Sc
viene conspirando desde una bo-
dega de Ybor City Michigan V
bueno es que ell publico 10 sepa.
Este bodeguero quiere organi-
gar una liga para explotarla 81,
en- companfa de otroS jugador9s
que va formaron la Tangana Ell
otra OCCASION, antes de esta tenn
porada, sin tener en- cuenta q
PRESTIGE de las sociedades que
componen la Liga.
Ell plan de este "conspirador'
a base de centavos, produjo la
indisciplina de aver, indirecta-
mente, y hay que dominarla con
mano inteligente.
La gaceta., 1939-07-10
ASeSinOS

Las companeras recuerdan a
Javier Bueno, ell valiente y CT
vico periodista asturiano que
tanto Sc distingui6 en- la cam
pana de su region heroica para
rechazar ell fascismo internacio
nal.
PueS Javier Bueno, modelo de
hombres dignoS, ha Sido fusila-
do en- Madrid, junto con otros
periodistas, por los semi-salva-
jes de la Falanje.
Defendia al pueblo espanol V
por defenderlo como asturiano
y como ciudadano lie han asesi-
nado.
I'm nuevo horroroso crimen
que pesa sobre los falanjistas,
Franco y la canalla al servicio
de los totalitarios.
En- honor de la memoria de
Javier Bueno redoblemos la a.
yuda a los ninos y refugiados.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1939-07-10
PERECIO UN CANDIDATE
A GOBERNADOR ,

Kissimmee, julio 10.-Un can
didato al puesto de GobernadOr
del Estado, w. McChristie, re-
presentante por ell Condado de
Duval, pereci6 aver en- un acct
dente automovilista.
Ell coche del legislator patin6
en- ell puente de Lago Wilson, a
10 millas de aqui, y cay6 al a.
qua, luego de haber chocado con
un poste del telefono. Christie
no pudo salir de su asiento y
muri6 ahogado en- cuatro pies
de aqua. Ell coche cay6 sobre su
techo. DeScubri6 ell accidente
Walter Bronson, ~excomisiona-
do del Condado. En- la legislatu-
ra McChristie preside ell Conn.,
te de Reglas.
La gaceta., 1939-07-10
La obra de la Retaguardia de Tampa

de,lo mismo que de millones de
mobiles c%ompaheras y compahe-
ros de America y Europa,
Ayudarlos a ellos y elias, que
presenciaron en- Espana las a
trocidades del fascismo inter
nacional, eS construir ell future.
Las cartas que los ninoS
escriben son altamente conmo-
vedoras Y atenderlas eS cast I'm
sagrado deber.
Companeras: A las cauSas
buenas Sc las sirve mejor en- la
epoca de las c~alamidades, por
cuanto asi sc prueba la devo-
ci6n y la firmeza de conviccio-
mes.