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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14

Tin Woodman Jack Haley), and
the Cowardly Lion bert Lahr).
But l was dead wrong about this,
and Mr.. Bolger put me straight.
II fantasy is to have any cred
Utility and charm. he explained, it
must be played straight-with sin
certify and expression. Otherwise
it's Just silly. Alice in Wonder
land" provided horrible example;
II was largely played behind full
masks which no actors personality
could penetrate. Indeed, II was
possible for one player to be as
drunk az boot owl most of the
time, In the privacy of his disguise.
without his condition being out
wardly apparent.
Another factor favoring the Or
picture is the quality of the make
ups themselves. Probably nothing
10 painstaking and skillful ever
has been done In Hollywood before.
Except for his eyes and mouth.
Scarecrow Bolger's face is covered
by a rubber mask nodded like bur-
lap on its surface. But the mask
Ia glued solidly to his skin and
thus registers all his expressions.
Back toward his ears II deserts
the exact contours Of his face and
looks like 4 coarsely sewed sack
with pieces Of straw sticking
through the seams.
TIN WAS TOO
TNNY
The silver-psinted face of Wood
man Haley Ia similarly blended
into his metallic docking noggin.
He can smile and frown and all
that, yet ne certainly looks tinny.
He also has a hinged jaw-piece
that moves up and down when he
talks. His body. of course, is en-
cased In an armor-like suit, but it's
made of stiff silvered leather. They
tried sheet metal on several suits
at first, but couldn't keep him from
clanking.
Bert Lair looks leonine even
without costume or makeup. They
have heightened the resemblance
by adding some overhanging rub
Der jowls and broadening and tilt
Ing his nose. His suit Is tailored
from two real lion skins, and his
tail Ia held up and twiched by a
fine wire leading to a fishing pole
manipulated by prop man on the
catwalks overhead.
All these DISCUSSES are uncom-
Portable, heavy and hot-hot espe-
cislly under the glazing Techni-
color lights. This Is the first movie,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
Duck Under
7 oKeep Thin

Bobby Connolly, who directed
several of the dances for Homo
lulu" now at the Roxy theater,
claims that the best way to keep a
PERSONS weight normal is to take
underwater exercises at least three
times a week. Connolly learned of
this when he was directing one of
Cole Porter's shows in Paris and
found that most Partisan women
were advocates of the idea. Three
times a week, during production.
he took his entire chorus to the
swimming pool at the back lot.
where they exercised underwater
for ten minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14

comedy, like its equally delightful
predecessor, was directed by Alex
ander Hall. 1t again presents Mel
vyn Douglas as the wife-harassed
detective. Virginia Bruce is the
woman" of the title. as Douglas
co-star. and others in the brilliant
cast include Margaret Lindsay.
Stanley Ridges. Tom Dugan, Cor
don Oliver and Pierre Watkin.
James Edward Grant and Phil Ep-
stein wrote the screenplay.
The thrilling story which occu-
pies the nations headlines is dra-
mstically told in all its sinister
brilliance by Columbia's Smashing
the Spy Ring which also opens
today at the Beverly. Ralph
Bellamy is the Oman who DESTROYS
the nationwide espionage ring.
with attractive Fay Wray appear
ing as his leading lady. Others in
the splendid cast are Regis Toomey.
Ann Doran. Warren Hull and Lorna
Gray. Christy Cabanne directed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

Blue MOI sE-Victor AacLss-
len. Cary Grant. Douglas Pair
banks. IT,. and Joan Fontsine
In "Gunga Din" II IS. 2:lo.
$40. TBS $50
Music ROx-Carole Lombard
and James Stewart IN Made
for Each Other" II 80. 2:so.
5:55. COS. 1910: also Mischa
Auer and Edward Everett Hor-
ton in Little Tough GUYS In
Soicety." 40. 4 IS. 7:45. 100.
RIyIERA-George oBrien and
Lorraine johnson IN Arizona
Legion" 1890. 400 sac. 800.
1890. also Jack Oakie and
Lucille Ball In "Anabel Takes
a Trip" II 80. i.45. ASS. Gas.
e:i5.
RONy-Elesnor Powell and
Robert Young IN Honolulu"
1915. 40. TBS. i0:l5. also
John Barrymoro and Virginia
Weidler In The Great Man
Votes" II IS. 400. 600. 8.55.
RETURN SHOWING
Virginia Bruce and
MELVIN Douglas in There's
That Woman Again. also Ralph
Bethany and Fav Wray in
Smashing the Spy Ring"
COMNISITY--Penny Singleton
and Arthur Lake In Blonde"
also Edith Fellows and Cliff
Edwards in The Little Ad-
ventures.
KAY STREET--Priscilla Lane
and Wayne Morris In Brother
Rat" also Edith Fellows and
Cliff Edwards In The Little
Adventures"
PARK--Shirley Temple and
Joan Davis In Just Around the
Corner" also Henry Armetta In
Road Demon"
PROCTOR Pat O'Brien and
Margaret Lindsay in Garden
OF the Moon" also Penny SIN
gleton and Arthur Lake in
Blonde"
REALART-T'he Weaver Broth
ers and Elviry in Down in
Arkansaw,' also Rov Rogers in
Under western Stars"
REN-Bobby Breen and Irene
Dare in Breaking the Ice" also
Terry Kilburn and Ann Ruther-
ford in "A Christmas Carol
SHEIL-R 1 hard Dix and
Chester Norris In Sky Giant"
Allan Lane In Crime Ring"
and THE Lone Ranger"
suNsET-Deanna Durb,n and
MELVIN Douglas In That Ger
tain Age" also Paul Kelly and
Lorna GRAY In Adventure In
Sahara"
TENPLE-James Cagney and
Pat O'Brien In Angels With
Dirty Faces" also Dick Powell
and Anita Louise in Going
Places"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
Dick PoweU At
Sunset TOMORROW,

A new romantic duo, Olivia de-
Haviland and Dick Powell are
teamed for the first time in Hard
to Get" at the Sunset theater Tues
day. Olivia is seen as the spoiled
petulant heiress; Charles Winni-
ger. her father, an eccentric mil
lionaire. and Dick, an auto camp
operator. Hard to Get" Is adapted
from Stephen Moorhouse Avery
story. Allen Jenkins, Bonita Gran
vile and Melville Cooper are in the
supporting cast.
June Lang, Lynn BARR. Robert
Allen, Ruth Donnelly. Gene Lock-
hart. Wally Vernon and Erik
Rhodes will complete the cast of
the second feature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
Don't Worry, Or Fans, The Old Wizard Will
Look NstursI In The Screen Version!
Triumphs Of Makeup
Bring Characters
From Baum Book

UOILYWOOD-n the custom
err have been worrying about what
the movies are doing to The Wiz
ard Of o." I can assure them that
the story In well in hand--and In
vary sympathetic and capable
hands, too.
At this writing the picture has
been IN production almost 100 days.
But the time alone gives you very
little idea Of the travail and
troubles Of the makers. They have
retalCen q lot Of sequences, mon-
heyed ince0antly with the make
ups, changed directors and worried
themselves silly about the cos
TUNES and the dramatic key In
which the roles should be played.
They were 20 jittcry about their
problems that for three months
no visitors were permitted on the
sets.
Mervyn Leroy. the producer.
and his helpers realized they were
IN . ticlelish spot. No such fantasy.
with living characters, has been
eTtte mpfed since Paramounts
Alice In Wonderland in 1888. 4
film - bad that 1t could be counted
only ~ . warning. Leroy also had
to try to make the picture SELF
sufficiently entertaining to young
sters and adults not familiar with
l. Frank Baum and yet avoid Of
Tense, through changes, to the
authors nostalgia fans.
FANS AND
RHANTA0W9
A. Q Baum fan, I dreaded the
idea Of Judy Garland twho In
Dorothy warhling . jitter.bug
number IN the Emerald City. But
that ma, Be necessary modernisa-
ton. / also was skeptical about
the scheme to have recognizable
human faces In the costumes Of
the Scarecrow Tray Bolger), the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
Mary Boland In
Bouts With Tufts

Mary Boland, one of Hollywood's
leading comedy players, proves she
has an amazing sense of humor in
Univcrsars new laughmakcr, with
Mischa Auer, Edward Everett Hor-
ton and the Little Tough Guys I'm
Society" She more than holds her
own with them in the picture now
playing at the Music Box theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
ARMSTRONG CLAIMS
THERE'S A DISTINCTION

In Going Places" the Warner
Bros. picture now showing at the
Temple theater, Louis Armstrong
has to play his trumpet to a wild,
man-killing horse. After watching
the animal rear and plunge, Arm
strong delivered an ultimatum.
Il doesn't mind playing to him"
he said. but I sho huff amt going
to play with him."
Angels With Dirty Faces" fea-
turing Pat O'Brien and Jimmy
Cagney, is the companion feature
at the Temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14

lS,nfS 70 CRAN..s TfNNl,>
ANC SUMMING AQf MS
EAVOGlTf GxEGCllS....
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.. followed
In his fathers footsteps at an
early age first picture was
stephen Steps Out" :. It Topped
took his first trip to England
when only 6 months old has
travelled constantly, catching his
education on the fly from tutors
-. got his first real break In 1928
I'm "Stclla Dallas" became a
star In silents and then In tallxies
burnt his fingers trying TO
produce pictures in England {.
now starring as Sergeant Ballan-
tine in "Gunga Din" at the Blue
Mouse 6 feet tall. weighs 1870
-. blue eyes and light brown hair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
Suyeet science,
she IS an
EXPENSIVE
JADE

CcIENcE COMES CLOSE to
~ being our most expensive
Maitland well tell you why.
Every time one Of our scientists
looks into . S0-cent test-tube
and discovers himself = discov-
cry, It seems we have to 90 out
and build some tremendous big
,gadgst to apply It.
= 4 4
Not long ago these scientists
had some idees on how to pro-
duce fabrication oil Of highest
quality. The plant cost VI S.
500, 200. They turned out some
data On advances In the pro-
duction Of high oetane aviation
gasoline. Bang, went two more
millions.
Thess are Just samples. We
esuld 20 on with $4,000 for
additions TO = polymerisation
p,aat here and $4,000 for .
crssylic acids plant there-only
~ don't want to poster you
With double jointsd words.
:. Aa,hsw. II I'D. ...,, up to ta ,A
provsn.nt Ne put 1t into effect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
"SKY GIANT" AT SHELL

Richard Dix enacts the role of q
noted transport pilot in his RKO
Radio vehicle. "Sky Giant" now
showing at the Shell theater. The
exciting climax of the film occurs
during a perilous Arctic flight to
pioneer new aerial route TO Eu-
rope, Joan Fontaine and Chester
Morris are co-starred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14

incidentally. TO use both monotone
and color sequences for any rea-
son except To save money. When
Dorothy is on the dreary prairie
and In picked up by the cyclone,
the film is In sepia. All the OF
part IL in color; makes for more
exciting contrast.
Evening star., 1939-01-08

The casual charm of this
junior tWO-piecer. worn bv
Deanna Durbin, speaks for
itself in the delightful little
flare of the skirt and the
smart blouse with round
neckline, sash bow. and
Substituting. Pattern No.
H-3323 is designed for
sizes IL. l3. Is, II and 10
'29 to 81 bust|. Size 13 re-
quires l yard of 54-inch
material for blouse and
sash, 17s yards for skirt.
Evening star., 1939-01-08

fresh favor ofthe specially grown Stokely
vegetables and fruits used in these
foods. That's why SO many babies like
Stokely's Baby Foods better than others.
A Double Benefit
This means you get double benefit. Not
only a prepared baby food so delicious
and appealing your baby will like to eat
it but baby food packed with the
important food elements SO necessary
for building sturdy little bodies. This is
because the COMMINUTlNG process
keeps in the food the valuable vita
Minis and mineral salts of the fresh
vegetables and fruits. Dietitians say the
unusually smooth texture of Stokely's
Baby Foods makes them easier to digest.
Thus without the usual "fussy eater"
problem, your child can get the whole
some meals which mean SO much to
future health and happiness.
Look at your grocer's for specials
on Stokely's Baby Foods today!
Evening star., 1939-01-08

Whot Billy's Mother Discovered
about feeding this Beautiful Doby
my little boy is really Stokely baby.
Billy loves Stokely's delicious favor.
He eats so eagerly his feeding is no
problem at all. With the variety of
Stokely vegetable and fruit baby foods
! give him. believe he's getting the
vitamins and minerals he needs. He
certainly looks it. He's strong and
healthy and he's never been sick .
y in his life -
(Signed) Mrx ". B. HS1ris
Evening star., 1939-01-08

This design has just the simplicity you want
in lightweight coat for general wear. Pat
tern No. H3341 is designed for sizes IL, Ia. 16,
49, 20 and 40 80 to 40 bust'. Sizes Ia requires
3is yards of 54-inch material; 4l4 yards of 39-
inch for lining.
Evening star., 1939-01-08

Here's spectator sports dress that for busi
shopping and of runabout with
pee of looking smart 1864
designed for r. a. l6 49, 20
IA requires asa yards of 39nch material
yards
Evening star., 1939-01-08
No Need to Cook ond force Your Boby to Eot vege-
tables with stokeIys New Natural Flavor Boby Foods

If your experience is like thousands of
other mothers you'll find an answer
to a trying feeding problem in Stokely's
prepared foods babies really like to
eat, More and more mothers are writ
ing US, as Mrs. W. B. Harris did, how
Stokely's special favor got their babies
eating and enjoying big meals of their
first solid food.
Why This is True
StokeIy's Baby Foods are prepared by a
special, patented COMMENTING
process. This secret process produces
a smooth, uniform texture which babies
seem to like. But most important, the
Stokely method retains to an amazing
degree the appetizing color, and garden
Evening star., 1939-01-08

Sfokeiy's Baby Ioolis and The
advertising claims made for
them bare the acceptance Of
the Council or Foods of the
american Meaica/Associafion.
Spinach Tomatoes . Applesauce
Green Beans . Cereal Beef Broth
Apricots Vegetable Soup Peas
Unstrained Vegetable Soup Liver
Soup Carrots
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
ONTRATO DE LOS
'ANADEROS

Los o5reros panaderos de Chi
age acaban de firmar un con-
ratio de cuatro amos, que eubre
800 hombreS, en- las tres fabri-
as de pan y pasteles que la
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Co. tiene en- eSa ciudad. En- docu-
nento Sc firm6 entire los patro-
nos de la Union Local No. 100,
de Fabricantes de Pan, y Ia Ba-
kerry Confectionery Workers In
irrational Union.
Reclama el contrato la unioni-
zaci6n del Glen por ciento de los
obreros y dispone que las dispu-
as Sc solucionen por medic del
arbitraje. Los trabajadores re-
ioiran una semana de vacacio-
nes, con paga, despues del pri-
mer ano y dos semanas con pa
ga despues de tres amos. Sc ha
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
autor .zadO tambien a la A y F
para usar la etiqueta de la u.
ni6n.
ABOCADOS

La Central de Artes y Oficios
de San Luis ha aprcbado una r,
solrci6n pidiendo Sc investigator
las a~ctividades de ciertos aboga-
dos enemigos de los trabajado-
res, individuos parecidos a los
"caza-ambulancias' de las gran
les ciudades. Estos abogadOs de
liberadamente patrocinan des6r-
denes entire los trabajadOres y
amman a les patronos a comba-
tir a las Uniones.
LOS trabajadores, dice ell Sc
cretario de la Central, William
NJ. Brandt, reconocen Ell dere-
cho de un abogado a representa-
2 su cliente. Esta resolution Sc
dirige contra los abogados que
dedican TODD su tempo a las ac-
tividades contrarias a las Unio-
mes Y trabajadores."
Ell resuhado de una investiga-
ci6n Sc presentara por las Unio-
mes al Colegio de Abogados.
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
NOTAS SOClALES

taa, comppesta por Victeriano
Manteiga y jose Glamour, pre-
sent66 un amplio infoyme sobre
los ar,;s,as Y las orquestas con.
tratadaS.
Esta comisi6n qued6 encarga.
da de hacer el prcgrama y pre-
parar los diStintivoS.
Qued6 acordado celebrar un
Cabaret, en- la sala alta del Cen
tro Espancl, ell jueves 30 de mar
20, con la orqueSta Don Francis
co y los artistaS de Cuba. Una
ccmisi6n e peeial Sera nombra-
da. A esta fiesta seran invita-
dos los oficiales de ios bulreS
de la marina de guerra france
sa, que vendran de vista a Tam
pa.
Los tripulantes Y oficiales de
los buques tambien seran invi-
tadoS a La Verbena.
Harry Wilderman inform6 so
bre los trabajos en- el parque, en-
cuanto al cuidado del orden. Sc
le concedieron amplios podereS,
A las senoraS y senoritas del
Comite Femenino Sc les manda-
ra una carta aviSandolas de qre
, tendran SUI kiOsko en- ell parque,
enteramente sin gasto alguno,
or dlferencia especial.
Del cuiIado de las taIlilla,
qued6 encargada la Comisi6n de
i..cienda, que c-mponen Dick
Greco, Roy CotarelO y Henry
Scaglione. Regiran los preciOs
. SO cts los mayores y Is los
ninos.
La Septima aWenida sera de-
corada deSde la Trece a la % y
lesde la Septima, en- la Gale Is.
hasta la avenida 81.
Una comisi6n viSit6 aver las
fabricas de tabacos, siendo muy
bien recibida.
Las sociedadeS presentaran
un precioso espectaculo, e
Circulo Cubano con 16 parejas
la Unione Italiana con II, e
Centre Asturiano con Is y e
Centre Espanol probablamente
con IL.
Ell executive volvera a cele'
brar session ell viernes.
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
TERCER GRADO

La prestigiosa logia Castillo
Crist6bal Colon No. z, de la Or
den Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc, dara ell jreves ell tercer gra
do, a varios candidates. Para 81
mayor lucimiento de este gra-
do pidese la asistencia de todos
los hermanos.
Del secretario de la Corpora
ci6n, ell estimado hermano A.
Sineriz, recibimos una amable
carta que dice:
Hermano director: Con sumo
placer tengo Ell honor de comu-
nicarle que siguiendo las indica-
clones por listed sugeridas, nues
tro Catillo ha tornado
a acuerdo de que aquellos
Hermanos que por enfermos de-
jen las dietas a que tienen dere-
cho, a beneficio del Castillo, 81
les tenga en- cuenta su procedei
Y 81 algin dia Sc ven en- Difficult.
(PGsG a la Ia. gdg.)
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
PICNIC

PICNIC
La orqreSta La Sonora, que
dirige Victor Gonzalez, estrena-
"a ell dc-,:Hgo, en- ell P:cH;c d.
Centre Asturiano las riezas ST.
guientes: "Bajo 81 cieio de Me-
jico," paSodoble; Eel alma de la
conga", conga; "Toros y FLORES
pasodoble; "El Churrero", SON.
preg6n, y "Negra Linda, con-
ga.
Los preparativos para la gran
fiesta e realizan bajo la direc-
ci6n de la Secci6n de Propagan-
da.
Oportuno es repetir que ell di-
nero que produzca Ell Picnic Sc
gastara en- abonar los recibos de
quota a los socios enfermos o sin
trabajo.
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
Ell MENSAJE DEL
P~RESIDENTE

Ell mensaje del presidente Roo
sevelt pidiendo $150,000,OOO pa
"a la WPA es un documentO per
suasivo Y al mismo tempo un re
to. Expresa Jos sentimientos de
practicamente todas las Uniones
de trabajadores del pals. La au-
sencia de este dinero significa
hambre y desperation para no
menos de 100000 de personals.
Durante mas de seis amos, d.
ce Ell Presidente, ha sido la nor
ma definida de mi gobierno y Ell
Congreso ayrdar a las personals
necesitadas, sin trabajo, con ell
fin de impedir que pasen ham,
bre; era una obligation del go
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
FL moNmento obrero local, nacional y mundial

bierno federal dar trabajo a 10
que pueden TRAFALGAR y obliga-
ci6n de las autoridades locales Y
cstatales cuider de las per,oGas
neceSitadaS que L. pued>A ira
bajar."
Elsa norma, tengo va la Sc
guridad de que es jrsta. No debe
.er a~bandonada ah0ra."
Hablando del. cu!dado tenido
en- gastar los fondos de Ia WPA,
i P~residente dice: De cada 500
lie los fondos federales gastadcs
por la WPA, solo $3.50 Sc han
gastado en- administration
$1,000 en- materiales, equipo y
abastecimientos; $86 en- forma
directa de jornales. Como una
proposition de negocio, Sc me o.
cure que merece ser encomen-
lada. FL gobierno de los Estados
Unidos debe hacer frente a una
,ondicion, no a una teoria. La
nsuficiencia del dinero apropia
do cbligara al administrator a
lejar sin trabajo a $1,250,000
n Tn future Immediate. No pue-
do yo Eevarme a la creencia de
rue estos hcmbres y mujeres sin
trabajo y sin pan contribuiran
a la prosperidad de los Estaios
Unidos, nj creo yo que los CO.
nerciantes y duenOs de casas
nan de entrar en- la prosperidad
i csc concrete cesa para clos"
Ash habla ell PreSidente a su
pueblo V nosotros pedimos que
e lie apoye y Sc evite que en- 81
nes de aI5ril, y para empezar,
ierdan Ell trabajO 100000"
I'm Presidente que anna al pie
10 y lie comprende.
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
AYUDA

AYUDA
Los obreros de Ia industrial Ia
bacalera, como informanmoS a.
yer, acaban de formar IN conf
u especial para ayudar al iesa-
rrollo de la industrial en- Tampa.
Obreros inteligentes han side
escogidos para realizar la obra
de ayuda y cooperation que la
industrial demanda.
FL ano paSado la production
loca! baj6 en- l5,000,O 600 de pu-
ros, mientras aumentaba en- 81
miElones la de la fabrica de Ia
garninas king Edward"
Esto indica claramente que
Tampa pierde terreno y que al
go debe hacerse pala remediar
Ia s:tuaci6n.
Hace falta para la obra ell con
curse de todos, no solo de obre-
ros y patronos, sino tambien de
b~anqueros, comerciantes, propie
tarioS y periodistas.
Ayudar a Ia industrial en- los
momentos criticos porque atra-
viesa, es ayudar a Tampa y ayu-
dar a Ia Florida.
Hay que cOncentrar esfCer-
EOS, sin perjuicio para nadie, Y
yer como Sc lie hace al tabaco,
por todos los elementoS de eSta
comunidad, la activa propagan-
da que requiere.
ST to1os nos unimos, con no.
bic intenci6n, Ell trabajO Sc rea-
lizara para beneficio collective.
Para empezar, y recOgiendo
quiza una idea lanzada desde es-
tas columnas, las Uniones loca-
les eEcribiran a los obrerOs de to
do ell pals, pidiendo ayuda para
la production local.
Estas columnas eStan abier-
tas a la publication de ideas
constructivas de los cOmpaneros.
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
LA VERBENA
DEL TABACO

Bajo la presidencia de c. c.
Vega Jr., celebr6 aver session 81
Executive de La Verbena del Ia
baco, en- ell local de la Camara
e Comercio de Ybor. AsiStieron
,os se1ores Harry Waterman,
Jose Cnamoun, Vietoriano Man
teiga. Ivo de Minicis, Hsnry
Scaglione, Dick Greco, Johnny
Diaz V ell secretario Frank de
la Grena.
La comisi6n de entrenamien-
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
CAMARA

Sc reunira mahana por la no
che la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor, en- su local de la calle Ca
torce y avenida Novena.
Informara la comisi6n nomi-
MADEIRA, compuesta por Severino
Quintanilla, Two de Minicis y Ma
than Poller.
Ruegase la asistencia.
La gaceta., 1939-03-22
6 BELLTStMAS PLEAS =
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
QUE listed sIEMPRE HA DEsEAro

Plata para la mesa ... Lc que las mu-
ieres a~uieren y desoan. Plata para IL ne
ga. ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por Ia 1amo-
"a WIN. A. ROGERS SILVERWA ALE;
Una gran noticia tenemos que dar a
nuestras l~ectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de IA cooperaclon
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible Ia
ndauisici6n de estoa cub,ert~s a srS hume
roses ~lectores. listed puede tener 10 que
otras sehoras y sehoritas tienen.
CALIDAD OURACION DE PoR VIDA
Es dur c~reerio, pero la realidad esta
aoui-plata de mesa a tan baJo precio. La
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-24

mental daze I spoke about. I've been
jolted out of myself and-into love, I
guess"
Don't! Pleased" Swiftly she laid her
hand over his lips whereupon he kissed
It, then took it in his own and held
it tightly.
What a dumbox I've BEEN" he
breathed. I'm seeing you at this mo-
ment for the first time I shouldn't
talk this way, but"
Why not. That's what you're ex-
pected to do" She laughed bit wildly.
4 mean it's the way to talk to ary
married woman, isn't it?"
With slow shake of the head he
told her: Its not what I'm in the
habit of saying, in fact, I've never said
it before. But that's probably because
I've never felt quite as I do at this
minute. can understand why you've
heard it often-you're beautiful, you're
everything. How could any man keep