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La gaceta., 1939-05-13
Sin r~esolver

Sin resolver
Cintin1a sin resolver Ell pro-
blema de la industrial de carbon
.suave.
Ell Gobierno ha intervenido y
existe la esperanto de que la paz
Sc restablezca entire hoy sabado
y Ell lunes.
Afecta ell conflicto a mas de
460, 1000 hombres. La nota discor
dante, como siempre, la dieron
las autoridades del condado de
Harlan, en- KY, pidiendo al 60
bernador la guardia nacional.
Mediante la guardia nacional Sc
prcponen dar trabajo a centena-
res de rompehuelgas.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
Rnrbnrfe nipona

I'm despacho de Shanghai a.
nuncia que los japoneses Sc pro-
ponen impedir que organizacio-
mes de otras potencias socorran
con where's Y medicinas a los
trabajadores chinos.
Hacienda morir de hambre a
los trabajadores, o evitando que
los enfermos sean curadoS, Sc
propone ell imperio de Hirochito
dominar la lucha que ell pueblo
chino soStiene contra los invaso-
res.
liza barbarie en- marcha, 10
mismo en- Europa qre en- ell Ex-
tremo Oriente!
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
Para las Damas y Damitas

pc de la vfctima fueron envia-
ias al Institute Nacional de Sa-
lrbridad c inyectadas a seis ra-
tones blancos. En- una semana to
los 10 ratones murieron de la en-
fermedad que padecia la mujer
Iiomeningitis, 0 sea inflama-
ci6n de les tejidos que cubren Ell
2er,oro.
Con la ayuda de la famosa dro
ga ''sufanilamiie", la mujer
bued6 parcialmente curada.
La semana pasada los docto-
res Armstrong y Sweet resolve
ron, luego de un amplio estudio,
que la enfermedad habia sido
producida por los ratones que in
vadfan la cocina de la mujer.
Los medicos in%yectaron flui-
dos de los cuerpos de los ratones
de la casa de la negra a los ra-
tones blancos del laboratorio Y
varios de estos mrrieron a eau.
sa dc la coriomeningitis.
En- otroS 81 ratones atr npados
Sc encontr6 tambien ell virus de
la enfermsdad. Opinan los medi-
eos que sc tratl de una enferme-
dad de los ratones que Sc extien-
lie entire elloS como ell sarampi6n
entire las personals.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
Los e~TtrGnjeTOs

En- case de guerra ell gobierno
frances pedira a los trabajadc-
res extranjeros residences Ell
Francia Sc unan a los cuerpos
de v~oluntarios que entonces Sc
organizaran. No Sc les reclutara
a la fuerza, sino pidiendoles COO
peren a la defensa de Francia y
sus territories.
Varios americanos que duran
tie la guerra mundial sirvieron
con la escuadrilla de aviaci6n La
La gaceta., 1939-05-13

La negative de la D. A. R. a
permitir a la gran cantante a.
mericana y de color Marian An
derstn, cantar en- ell Constitution
Hall de Washington, fue una fea
.emoStraci6n de intolerancia. y
a actitud posterior de la Jrnta
de Educaci6n de Washington,
legandole el usO de, auditorium
lie la Central High School fue
todavia peor porque era Official
J no priVada, aunque este fire
uego rectificado. Pero cast nos
alegramos de que ell incidente ha
va Ocurrido.
En- tOdas las ciudaies del pals,
7 especialmente en- ell Sur, las
discriminaciones de esta clase
ION un lugar comun, MI actos
de i~njrsticia con los negros pa
san inadvertidos y sin protesta
odoS los dlaS. Sc nsca5i.a aisv
sensational para despertar la
conciencia hasta de los que nj
ran con horror los uitrajas ia
que distinguen a los go.
biernos de los dictadores de Ed
ropa. La prescription de una
mujer a la que ell maestro Tos-
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
FIRMO Ell GOBERNADOR
CONE LAS LEYES DE
whitaker

Tallahassee, mayo 13.-Las lie
yes del senador Whitaker contra
la compania Tampa Electric Sc
firmaron aver por ell goberna-
dor Cone.
Una de las leyes faculta al ma
yor R. E. L. Chancey para NOM
brar una comisi6n local de util.-
ladies' publicas.
Dos de los miembros de la Jun
ia seran ncmbrados por cuatro
amos y tres por seis. Cada uno re
libra un sueldo annual de $2,400
al ano.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
la Len Wagner

la Leg Wagner
Comites de las dos Camaras
del Congreso siguen oyendo de-
laraciones en- cuanto a la Ley
Wagner y la Junta Nacional lie
Relaciones del Trabajo.
William Green y Jose A Pad
way, presidente y abogado de la
Federation Americana del Ira
bajo, demandan una Junta de Gin
co miembros y enmiendas que
protejan los derechos de esa CO.
lectividad.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13

Fl Representative Fred A. Har
tley, Jr., de New Jersey, abo2a
por una Junta de cinco hombres,
pero Ell Representative Arthur
Anderson, de Missouri, estima
que debe quedarse en- tres.
La Federation tiene la espe-
rama de que Sc apruebe la refor
ma de la ley en- Ell sentido de que
Ia Junta Sc componga de cinco
m;embros.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
Sc PIDE AL N A
PRUEBE LA LEY DEL Ca
NAL

Washington, mayo 13.@El Sc
nador Sheppard, de Texas, pidit
aver al Senado apruebe ell plan
del presidente Roosevelt para
completar el canal de la Florida.
Describe Ell proyecto como l6gi-
camente justificado aunque sig.
nifica una inversion de 200 mi
Homes de pesos.
Hablara en- contra de la ley,
Ell martes pr6ximo, ell senador re
publicano Vandenberg.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
La hermana de Curtiss

La hermana del difunto vi
cepresidente, cue sostuvo una
"batalla" sobre precedencia
social con Alicia Longsworsh
Roosevelt, haora no concurre
a las fiestas de la buena socie.
dad de Washington.
Preside sin embargo la Sra
Dolly Gam Curtiss la Liga de
Mujeres Republicans, que ac-
~tualmente cuenta con 1888
miembros.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
HNeLqa

Huelgd
Everett, Mass, asisti6 a un az
to de violencia en- la huelga que
la National Maritime Union, a.
filiado al CLIO, sostiene contra
las compahias duefas de vapo-
res tanques. Los huelguistas COL
garon la efigie de un rompehuel-
gas y Sc negaron a obedecer una
orden de disoluci6n dada por la
molicia. La policia de Everett pi-
do auxilio a Boston y otros H.
qares...... y los huelguistas toma-
ron las de Villadiego.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
Ell RACGSMO EN-
WASHINGTON
"The Natitn'', N. y.

La sociedad d. A. r. o sea
Daughters of American ReVo-
lution", que en- Cuba diriase
"Hijas de los VeteranoS', es unO
lie los centres mas reaccionariOs
y petulantemente aristocraticGs
De EstadoS Unidos, no obStan-
tie titularse "hijas de la revolt
lion" de una revoluci6n que fu5
democratica y quiso ser igrali-
taria.
Sabiendo este St puede COM
)render ell verdadero sentido de
a noticia que sigue y de sus CO.
nentarios.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
CorioIneningitis

Hace algunos meses una mu-
ier de la raza negra, residenta
en- Washington, empez6 a pade-
Ger de dolores de cabezas y nau-
seas.
La mas ligera exposition a la
Luz del dia, la producia dolores
en- los ojos. Despues de cuatro
dias de augusta ingres6 en- ell
Hospital Municipal Gallinger.
Muestras de los fluidos del cuer-
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
Refugiados

La division de Ropa de la
Campana en- pro de los refu-
giados e~spanoles pide ell enviU
de contribuciones, por medic
de cheques, a Gypsie Rose Kec
4ee..... New York.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
El movimiiento obrero local, n~acional y mundial

fayette, han recibido cartas en-
las cuales Sc les pide su apoyo.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13

"DESHONRADA 0 INFELlZ
~TABAQUERA" EN- Ell CIRCU
10 CUBANO
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would be almost the same thing as
going alone He couldn't really believe
all this, of course. 1t was only what he
hoped. And after a brief but memo
rable encounter with Norma Ramsay.
it was no longer possible even to hope.
He had run into Norma near the
tennis courts. She was Audrey's best
friend in the world, so he made a point
of being extremely polite to her. Like
game, Normal
mo, thank you," she said, coldly.
Pm waiting for Bill. But listen -
I've got to ask you. Because couldn't
believe my ears. Is it true what they
say - that you're taking Marie"
He turned dark red. "Oh, I'm not
taking her - exactly. Marie and l are
kind of going together - if you know
what mean"
mo. What do you mean"
"Why, we - uh we didn't want
to hurt anybody's feelings"
Norma stared. Whose feelings"
why, uh - you know - the COM
mittee and all that"
1t sounded pretty feeble. He tried to
remember just how Marie had put it;
Were only going to kind of to
kind of look in, as you might say.
He realized that every word OF this
was going right to Audrey. He looked
at Audrey's best friend imploringly.
WELL" he said, nobody could say
we were really going to that dance
together - the way you and Bill. for
instance. would be going together. 1t
wouldn't be like that at all. Norma"
why wouldn't it,"
Gene sighed, deeply. He was in
bog of words. Perhaps it was just as
well that Bill Newman appeared on
the scene just then. Half-heartedly he
returned Bills salute. and for minute
or two he watched Norma numbering
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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
THE SILKEN SNAKE
Continued from poge ten
Continued from poge ten

into the net. Then, YEARLY, he turned
away 1t was as he had feared. Not
three hours later Audrey had the
whole story from Norma - the whole
conversation, word for word.
$50 now you've got to 60 with my
kid brother" Norma concluded. ex-
citedly. Because there's nobody else
to go with and If you don't 60 at all
people will say - we'll -"
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a vague way, as if he were somebody
she'd met a long time ago, somebody
whose name had slipped her mind.
"Oh, Gene" Marie said, laughing.
You're not in a mood for dancing. l
guess! You're Just sort of ploughing
aroundr'
She stopped short, then. but she
hooked his arm in her own. She had
a good. firm hold that came, probably,
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Sure" Audrey said. and tried to
laugh. They'll say I'm home with
my knitting, crying my eyes out. can
just hear emf
But Tom would be so thrilled
said Norma, IF could even kind of
give him the idea he might ask you!"
WELL" said Audrey. glumly, "all
right then. Give him the idea"
Audrey Reynolds was one of those
people who die with their boots on.
All the young people were gossiping
madly. Audrey Reynolds, in all the
polls taken at Melville High. had
been voted the most popular girl.
Now, naturally. the rumor that some
other girl had taken Gene Walton
away from her was of more moment to
these young people than anything that
was happening in Europe. Speculation
rose to frantic pitch when it became
known that Audrey was coming to
the boathouse dance with Norma
Ramsay's kid brother. 1t was gen.
orally agreed that Audrey would never
be able to live down thing like that.
They didn't know their Audrey -.
Buddy Noble and the Swing Nobility
had given out three numbers when
Gene and Marie arrived at the boat
house dance. Their appearance caused
a little ripple of excited comment. But
the orchestra had moaned its way
through two more numbers before
Audrey appeared - to stand framed
in the doorway for dramatic moment
with Tom Ramsay by her side.
Audrey had never been prettier. She
was wearing a new dress of white cot
ton pique with big red buttons. She
was laughing at something that Tom
Ramsay had said - as if she had
never heard anything quite so anus
ing in her life. Then, as Buddy Noble
gave a signal to his boys, Audrey
slipped her arm about Toms neck and
stepped out on the floor as if she had
been born for this moment alone.
Tom danced we'll. He was really
rather good-looking boy. too. Every
one noticed that in mild establishment
- every one began to see Norma
Ramsay's kid brother in an entirely
new light. 1t seemed that Audrey was
enjoying her dance with Tom ire
mendously. and it was observed. like
wise, that Gene was staring at her.
in hopeless longing, over Marie
Holbrook's sun-tanned shoulder.
He missed a step. Sorry" he NUT
tered.
Marie smiled at him. you don't
seem to care much about dancing
II guess I'm not much good at it."
he agreed unhappily.
He was peering over her shoulder
again. He was going to be stuck with
Marie all evening he thought in de-
spair - he'd never be able to cut in on
Audrey. He caught Audrey's eye once,
and she smiled in recognition - but in
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back again Remember that furry Cupid with eyes
and tail like sultans umbrella who always managed
to tie together the unlikely coupes Next week he
mixes paw in another love affair - and golf match
AS usual everybody ends up in the rough except George
for whom life is just long catnp spree Look for
"spite-Fence Co.." by Richord Powell
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wonderful time she'd ever had in her
life - and Tom Ramsay. immensely
pleased with himself, accepted cup
of coffee and gigantic wedge OF
chocolate cake. Then he said good
night to everybody and Audrey. at
last, could escape to her room.
She closed the door. and the fixed,
bright smile of popular young girl
was instantly wiped from her face.
With a half-strangled little moan of
despair she threw herself on the bed
and buried her face in the pillow.
After long, long while she heard
the cheerful farewells of her parents
guests - and, shortly afterwards. she
heard her mother and father tiptoeing
past her door. They thought. in their
happy ignorance. that she was asleep.
Audrey smiled bitterly to herself.
Asleep! She went over to her dressing
table and from the back of the drawer
she pulled out a small candy box
which contained telegram, three
notes written on torn bits OF ruled
paper. one dead brown gardenia and
seventeen snapshots of Gene Walton.
She considered these treasures one by
one, weeping quietly the while. She
was diverted, at last. by the sound of
a strange little whistle, quite low but
repeated again and again. Slowly, a
little fearfully, she walked across the
room :.
Gene Walton was standing be-
meath her window. But anything
Shakespearean in his attitude was at
once belied by what he said.
audrey! Oh my good gosh Won't
you please give me break"
She knelt on the floor and propped
her elbows on the low window sill. She
replied to him. then, in loud, scornful
whisper.
81 wouldn't give you break if you
were the last person on earth! Why.
I'd die frstr'
well. but you've got tor he whis-
pered back. frantically. audrey.
you've got to! You've got to believe
me - you've just got to! Because the
way l feel about her. Audrey - oh.
my good gosh. I don't feel any way at
all about herr
why would l care what you feel.
will you kindly tell me? Because it
doesn't make any difference to me,
Because had wonderful time! Tom
and -"
That sapr'
II had a rotten timer
Eyes, you did,
''Yes. l did! Aw. Audrey - listen -
please - things like that happen and
it's darned hard to explain without
making it sound like
oh" she said. ITS raining! You'll
get all wetr'
Audrey! Do you care anything
about that guy? mean - did you
really have such swell timer"
you can't stay out in the rain like
that Oh, my goodness -"
Did you? Did you. Audrey"
mo, L Gene, you can't stand
there in the rain like-no. IL didn't,
really. But" She broke off, 1t seemed
he didn't know he was soaked to the
skin. He didn't even seem to know it
was raining.
GO homer she Kissed. go homer
Il will not! I'll stay here all night
unless you say we've got date tomor-
row. Have we? Have we, Audrey"
II oh, -"
1t was impossible to resist him. He
was so wet and reckless and attractive.
There was, too, a most consoling
thought he wasn't standing all soaked
like that underneath La Holbrook's
window!
Hare we got date. Audrey"
She hesitated. THE point u.s." she
said. "are you going to have any more
of these these wonderful friend
shiDs2"
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from being so good at sports. Lets
get out of this stuffy place" she said
gaily.
1t was not request at all. 1t was a
command. He followed her out of the
boathouse.
TITS such marvellous night" she
said.
He looked about. "Oh, l don't know.
1t looks like rain. l think" he added.
hopefully. we'd better 60 back"
NO" she said. Let's walk"
So now they walked as far as the
Reynolds cottage - which he gazed
upon as weary pilgrim might gaze on
holy shrine - and then they walked
back to the boathouse Marie was still
clinging to his arm. She had never
chung to him before, but she said it was
difficult to walk because of her high
heels He was not suspicious. He hadn't
the faintest notion, even then, that
their wonderful friendship was sup
posed to ripen into something even
more wonderful. But suddenly. to his
CONSERVATION, he found that Marie
had the idea quite definitely in her
mind. She had just teased him gently
about something he had said, and,
looking at her, he discovered that she
had her face all arranged like movie
stars - her eyelids lowered and her
chin slightly lifted. She was expecting
- there was no doubt about it - to
be kissed.
He was. secretly, a little shocked.
But, being a man, he felt he'd make
fool of himself if he didn't make fool
of himself "a predicament in which
his sex frequently seem to find them
selves. His face burning red. he
leaned over hastily and bounced kiss
off the edge of Claire's jaw =. 1t was
most unfortunate that Audrey and
Tom Ramsay should have sauntered
out of the boathouse just in time to
witness this inept performance -.
Audrey's parents were having
bridge party for few of their friends
in the living room of the cottage.
When Tom came in with Audrey. the
older people looked up with indulgent
smiles. Audrey declared, in response to
their queries, that she'd had the most
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Robertson of Bloomington, Ind.,'
who will make an extended visit with
her son -in-law and daughter at their
place on North Abingdon street, Ar
lington.
Upon her recent arrival in New
York from a trip abroad, Mrs. Reed
went directly to Bloomington, hav-
ing been called there by the death
of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ID. Mitchell
On Trip With Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan D. Mitchell,
with their sons, Mr.. Francis Mitchell
and Mr. David Mitchell, and their
daughter, Marion Mitchell, of Arl-
ington, left yesterday by motor for
a series of visits in the South.
Charles Russell, jr, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell of Waverly Hills,
is spending August with his grand
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Rus
sell Of Pittsburgh, at their summer
place on Edinboro Lake, near Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman M. Kelley
will sail Wednesday evening to Nor
folk, where on Thursday Mr.. Kelley
will visit the Kiwanis Club OF Nor
folk, and return to Arlington Friday.
Mr.. Kelley is lieutenant governor of
the Kiwanis Club of the Capital
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Kelley and
their son and grandson, Mr. Allen
Kelley and David Kelley, of Claren-
don, are spending two weeks at their
cottage at Beverly Beach on the
Chesapeake.
The Rev. and Mrs. Harry L.
Craver and their young daughter.
Jacqueline Craver. of Ballston, are
vacationing for two weeks at Asbury
Park, N. j.
Miss Hazel Beahm will return the
first of the week to her home in
Cherrydale. following trip to
Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Miss Constance Backus of Glen
Carlyn, Va, is spending two weeks
at Lake Dunmore in Vermont. She
was accompanied by her sister-in-
law and niece. Mrs. Curtis B. Backus
and Miss Louise Backus of Glen
Carlyn, also Miss Jacqueline Corch-
ran of Alexandria and Miss Nancy
Mulliken of Washington.
Miss Golda Mae Sutton and her
sister, Miss Marguerite Sutton,
joined their parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Richard N. Sutton, Thursday eve
ming, after spending a week in
Metuchen, N. j., with their brother
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Mrs. James f. Hayes, is spending
the week In Harrisburg, Pa, on

Mrs. James r. Hayes, is spending
the week In Harrisburg, Pa, on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Rauchenstein
are again IN their home on North
Harvard street, Arlington, after
spending four weeks motoring
through Northern Wisconsin and the
Lake Superior region.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond
Mitchell, with their son, Mr.. Ray
mond Mitchell, jr., and daughter
Miss Myra Mitchell; also a SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Templeman and their
children, will leave Saturday for
Hilton Beach, near Rochester, N. Y,
where they have taken a cottage for
two weeks. Also in the party will be
Miss Dorothea Cologne of Airing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanton Moore were
hosts last evening at dinner party
for IA guests at their place in Ar
lington for their son, Mr.. Donald
Moore, on his birthday anniversary.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Angle entertained at an al
fresco supper party at their place,
Anglemore, near Mclean, Va, COM
plimenting Mr.. Moore