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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18

girls team will receive an en-
5raved trophy.
A volley and soft ball tourna-
ment are held each fall and
spring for children of all ages.
This not only provides exercise
for the better athletes but others
as we'll.
The baseball team promises to
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
OPHA MAE WEAVER

Ambition-to write. Motto: Be
prepared.
OPHA MAE WEAVER
Age Is, born January ID, 1924,
at Whitetop, Va. Member Of the
Home &c club 1888 and a men,
Der of the Mccain Dramatic club.
Notwithstanding, hiking, SWIM
ming. Ambition-to become a
nurse. Motto: Work while you
work and play while you play.
PAULINE HI. WEAVER
Age 18, born June 2, 1922, at
Whitetop, Va. Member of the
Home &c club '36-'38 and the Nc
Cam Dramatic club. Ambition
to become a beautician. Hobbies
reading, eating, hiking. Motto: Be
yourself. Voted best dressed girl
in senior class.
PAULINE VIRGINIA WEAVER
Age 16, born Nov. 26, 1928, at
Sturgills. Elected most popular
girl; cheer leader '39-'4O; presi-
dent of senior class; on honor roll
four years; debating team '38-'40.
Entered in Art Festival at Boone
'39. Outstanding student in all
work. Ambition-to be a math
and history teacher. Motto: Work
while you work but play often.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18

There can be but a single goal
to education, and that education
to courage. DIR. ALFRED ADLER
I Education is the apprenticeship.
of life. WILLMOTT
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
ang High School Has The Largest Graduating Class In Ahe County

be a fairly good team. Four reg
ular players and a number of re-
serves are among the squad.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
JOHN KNOX WEIGH

Age 10, born 1920, at Lansing.
Basketball team 1913. Hobbies
fishing and hunting. Ambition
to become mechanical engi-
neer. Motto: Work with a smile.
Elected most courteous boy in the
senior class.
JAMES NIATTILENE GAMBILL
Age Is, born Sept. 6, 1923, at
Roanoke, Va. A transfer from
Piney Creek high school. Made
honor roll four years; basketball
squad '37-'38-'39. Won citizenship
medal 1899; perfect attendance
for three years. Hobbies-basket-
ball and collecting snapshots.
Ambition-to be nurse. Motto:
"A happy heart maketh a cheer
full countenance."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-01

feared the real scene was just be-
ginning. "Don't you think you'd
better go and find your tenor? Since
YOU love him, and are going to mar
nv him. he probably wouldn't like
the idea of your being here in my
apartment"
Myra bounded cut of her chair
like a cat.
Listen, you," she Kissed at
Brent Whitley. eff you don't get
that girl friend of yours out from
under my feet, you'll be sorry"
"Nhat do you want me to do?"
Brent stood up.
Tell her to withdraw from the
television contest" Myra's eyes
sparkled dangerously. Because if
she doesn't, she's going to be sorry.
And I'll find a way to get her out
of my show, too"
eff I were you"-Brent clenched
his fists in his pockets-"I'd lay off
Romany Halle and try to be a lady.
Anything you do will be digging your
own grave in radio. Not hers"
"You won't tell her to get out of
the contest?"
II will not" Brent answered
shortly. And if you and Joe Tell
ing are as smart as I think you
are, you'll keep your mouths shut
about that check. It's too late now
to do anything about it anyway.
Any talking you do will just show
that you're jealous-and afraid OF
competition"
In a blind way Myra suddenly
seized a large metal ash tray and
hurled it at Nelson's head. He fell
forward with a dull thud. Stltfllns
a scream, Myra stood over him for
a few seconds, spellbound.
Then, more frightened than she
ever had been in her life, she ran
from the apartment.
TO Be Continued
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-01
INCONSISTENCIES
10 ><aIma Si0ux-SSsTb2rp"//0WhN "

"She's a poverty stricken no
BODY Myra raised her voice. Co
ing around trying to act like a
duchess, telling everybody she is
the heiress to the Harlowe farm
implement millions..'
Brent shook his head.
Chat" he said truthfully, "is
my story. Romany has never even
minated to me that she will fall
heir to any money. I thought it
was a good idea to circulate that
yarn. Good publicity for her.
That spiked Myra's guns a bit.
But she wasn't sure whether to be-
lieve him or not.
"After ALL Brent added, "she is
Cissie Harolwe's niece. And she
must stand in pretty good with her
or she wouldn't be living in her
apartment while she is in Europe.
You're barking up the wrong tree,
Myra, if You came here expecting
it to make any difference to me
whether Romany Halle is rich or
not"
Myra looked skeptical, and she
was becoming more furious by the
second, because she could e she
was making a fool of herself rather
than of Romany. Brent added FUR
Their to her discomfort with:
"You seem to forget Romany went
to Indiana U. l know a lot of peo-
pie who knew her there. I've been
to her home town, too. So I'm
afraid if you came here to tell me
1 was being led astray by a gold
digger using me for a good thing,
you're wasting your time.'
Brent's GOODNESS was the last
straw. Myra had been certain she
could get him back if he found out
the truth about Romany. Suddenly
she was seized with a feeling, OF
bitter hatred for the man who sat
smoking a cigaret and watching her
so indifferently.
81 - I could kill you" She
clenched her fists, the knuckles
showing white against the red of
the chairs upholstery.
You'd better calm yourself"
Brent smiled evenly, although he
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-01
RETURN TO NORMAL

NEW YORK, March 31-R-Air
and water travel, disrupted yester-
day by fog, returned to normal to-
day. The Italian liner Conte Di Sa-
volt, which left her pier yesterday,
spent the night in the harbor before
heading out to sea - hours late.
The incoming Panama liner Cristo-
bal docked a day late after spend
ing nearly "a hours off Ambrose
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-01
SYNOPSIS

THE CHARACTERS:
ROMANY HALLE, who wants to be
a radio star.
CHOLLY O'NEIL, her pal, who plays
in a music store.
BRENT NELSON, successful young
announcer, in love with Romany.
DOVER HAYWORTH, wealth y
scion, in love with Cholly.
MYRA MOVES, famous radio star
and ex-fiancee OF Brent.
TERRY O'ROURKE, a singer who
had been engaged to Cholly.
BAXTER TREE, a continuity writer
without a job.
Yesterday: When Myra learns
that it was Brent who paid for
Romany's publicity in the televis-
ion contest, she goes into a tan
trum, suddenly calls On Brent.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-31
{ commencement
Continued from page One)

Several certificates were issued to
other persons for special work done
during the school year. A large number
of scholarships were awarded to younf
men and women for faithful work done
during the school term.
Professor Hubbard paid a high and
deserving tribute to Professor T. J.
Harris for the splendid work that he is
doing in Meridian as an Educator. We
congratulate Professor Harris for his
untiring efforts and the great work that
he has done in placing Meridian on the
front line among the other High Schools
of the State.
Takes Post Graduate Course
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-31

B. W / have TO work every Sunday.
If were to ask do you think they
wculd let me off?
Ans: Not willtully. Working on Sun
cay is just about as important to them
as any other day. You might be able
II, arrange to have someone work in
your place a couple OF Sundays dur
ing the summe~. 7 suggest that you
save your honey and open a little
business of your own
A j. have troubles and no mind
to do anything. l have a cripple child
ard don't know what to do with her.
Have had several doctors but they
haven't helped yet Advise me?
Ans: If there is any kind of hospital
for cripple children in your vicinity try
to get her in =. if not, take her just
as regularly as you can to the best
doctor in your city The doctor can
advise you about getting her limbs
Strengthened Brace up, for you must
be brave for this child's sake.
E. J. P Will ever get my friend
back? Tell me what I must do to win
him again?
Ans: He's forgotten all about the little
affair" that he had with you. c. W.
is going with another girl now and you
or anyone else will not be able to entice
him away from her He never did
love you.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-31
Frank Johnson
Continued from page two)


the spirit OF the Lord.
The public collection was tax by
Sister Mary jane Moore. Lodge 72 and
Borther Jack Davis, Lodge 1S9. Public
offering was 5000 bring the colec-
ton up to S15S7 We think that the
collection from the local lodge was d
bout $500 which brought the days
collection no doubt to more than $50.
It has been a long, long time since
we have seen so many people in bug
gies, wagons. trucks, buses and cars
at a church. My! my. yhat time we
had. Brother johnson, assisted by
President Mcmillan and his members
fe dthe people to a kings notion.
in the afternoon addresses were deli
vered by Messers E. F. Young. Jr, A.
j c. Drunmond, Jack DaNs, Mrs Mary
Jane Moore, Mrs. Annie McCullum
Mrs. M. E. Curry, Reverend Tullos and
two school professors in that commu-
nifty. Brother G. D. Cotton delivered
a splendid address. Brother Frank
Johnson and his members put things
over the top. Brother Sam Bennett,
our old friend, was absent on the ac-
count Of illness, and we missed him
very much. AS Presiding Elder of the
Meridian District, we are always hap
Ply to 60 to Brother Johnson's
R. L. Y.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-31
1II|Z[lIIzl(I|!l[Y

R. G. c. I'm kinda young but l have
heart the same as older ones. When
see one particular person my heart
nearly Jumps out of me- ceiling as
do, what woull be the proper thing
/ for me to do?
! Ans. Exercise patience and the heart
humping will take care of itself. Be-
fore you become OF age, you will meet
many girls who will give you the
same sensation. Don't go with girls
too regular at your age. Concentrate
On your education and your present
Job.
T. L. H My problem is this. 1 want
plenty of money and a good car and
wish to know if there is any chances
! OF my getting it soon?
Ans: No, not even prospect of your
getting your advice anytime soon. Cars
and money aren't handed out to you.
you have to work for them. The very
first thing that you need to do is to
get a job and save your money. Don't
buy car as you can't afford it now.
NJ c. B. Born May l, 1891. l am the
mother of two chillren and now l am
widow. Both my children want me
to come and live with them and /
would appreciate any suggestion you
lhnay have to offer on this subject.
Ans: Both your children are sincere
| IN wanting you to make your home with
them Take them both up. Share
yorr time with them equally. Stay 6
months with your daughter and six
range it so you will be with each of
them two WARM MONTHS so it will
give them a chance to get out and
months with your son each year Ar.
have some fun, and you will be there
to mind their youngsters.
M. z. H. There is man that comes
to my house and brings another girl
and it seems like he likes me on a sly.
Will he quit her for me? Will he
come to me soon alone?
Ans: He's flirting with you just to
make his REGULAR GIRL jealous. You
are Just being used e.. he doesn't care
for you. The next time he brings his
friend to your house, show him no at
tention at all and try to make her en-
joy hereslf. Her friendship is worth
E1es 10 you than his.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-31
HBA Death List for
The June Boards

The following claimants have been re-
ported to be paid off in the June
Boards:
1. VIM McGin, No. 200, L. Bonner,
president, Vossburg.
e Annie Thomas No 3O1, C. L. Moore
president, State Line.
8 Aaron James No. 2l8, H. S. Jones.
president, Paulding
4. S. A. Rivers, No. no, Albert Gaines
president, Meridian.
S. Thanie Walker, No. 1858, S. L. Walk
ker, president Mendenhall.
6. Lenora Young Elliott, No Hardy
McShann, president Meridian.
z. Minnia Robertson, No. 70, Mrs. Mary
Jane Moore, president, Meridian.
8. Welsey Lt72ore, No. 354, Rev. J. e
Grace, president, Porterville.
0 Robot Washington, No. 373 Aaron
Trotter, president Picayune.
TO- Edrena West, No 200, Mrs. Hattie
Peay, president New Augusta.
IL. Josie Wilson, No II, Mrs. Bette
Faulkner, president Ellisville.
IL. Jim Edwards, No. 399, John Cotton
president Macon.
Is. Turner Roberts, No. 222, Allen
Woodland, president, Shubuta. .... ....
a. Lizzie Coker, No. 1874, C. w. Nc
Laughlin, president, Waynesboro.
Is Francis McDade, No. IS, w. L. Nc
Dade, president, Dekalb.
16 Annie Nicholson, No. 1873, Frof W.
A. Pickett, president, Shubuta
IT, Gabriel Erelsnd, No ia. c. L. Hall
president, Virgins
H. Arthur Price, No III, c. W. Wright
president, West Enterprise.
10. J. B. Bryant, No. Is, Mrs Berth
johnson, president, Marion.
~. Vadie Campbell, No. los, L. B.
Marshall, president, Virgins.
q. Sarah Weathcrsby, No. 347, C. Nj.
Weathersby, president New Hebron.
q. Alma Ball, No. 326, P. C. Bayless,
president, Columbia.
%. Bamma Mccain, No. 2SS, c. M.
Mayfield, president, Waynesboro.
"a. Eliza Jane Shaw, No. 90, C. E. An
dersOn' president shuqualak,
5. Tommie r Carter. No. 2S5, Frank
Mlsap, pesident, Montrose.
26. Ben Morrison, No 81, E. L. Burton
president, Lauderda1e.
27. Peter Cruise No 213, Brown Nc
Rec, president Quitman.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-31
Waynesbfo, Mi S

WAYNESBORO- Please allow me space
in the columns of the Echo to say
Lodge No. 1856 is yet alive and habe re
elected officers They are as follows
President Mr.. VIM Kinslow; Vice Pres
S Howard: Financial Secretary. Besis.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-31

Evans; Secretary, Roxie A. Dace. Bro.
Kinslow has been our president for
six years, and we are going to be king
fish for a while. An entertainment
will be given for Brother Ktnslow
June 4, 1910
Ann Dace Reporter
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
DEL PALENQUE POLETICO :

BESIDE tallahassee nos dicen
que Ell goNernador Cone ha lido
a WashingA W, en- compania de
Arthur Han presidente de la
Comisi6n de Narreteras del Es-
tado, a pedir mas de S7,001,000
para la Florida.
Cone pedira al gobierno sufi-
ciente dinero para ayudar a la
Junta de Carreteras a reparar
los caminos danados por las re-
cientes heladas. Estiman los in
genieros que los danos en- las ca
rreteras, a causa de las heladas,
montan a $500, 900.
IQue dicen a ESQ los candida
tos Sres. Andrews, Jerry Car
t,r, Coe y otros?
Use trata de una buena obra,
sin motives politicos, o de unas
gestiones para luego decir al e.
lectorado: acabamos de conse :
guir $7,000,000 para la Flori :
da?
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
DuIcinea, muerto Dag Quijote


ACADIA de estrenarse DalcSned,
de Castor Baty, en- ell Teatro
Montparnasse en- Paris. A Baty
lie GUSTAV las santas. Director
de escena y autor, prefiere las
mujeres que Sc s~acrifican ,pero
que no son todas, necesariamen-
tie. tan puras como Juana de Ar
co. Antes de llevarnos al cielo,
no lie disgusta nunca hacernos
pasar por Ell inferno, un infer
no, por otra parte, excitante.
No sacaria NADIA de Santa Tere-
sa, nj de la grande nj de la Pc
uueha. Y para darnos la certeza
de clio, sc lie ha ocurrido ahora
canonizar a Dulcinea; a Dulci-
nea que no existia mas que so
bre Ell papel, a Ia herofna hasta
hoy relativamente modesto, de
Cervantes, de Ia cual ha hecho
un personaje que tiene algo de
la Margarita de FGusto, de Don
QuijOte, por supuesto, y de b.
cary.
Pero no ha desmenuzado en-
cuadros la obra maestro de Ger
vantes como 10 hizo con la obra
de Flaubert. Ha disfrazado Y
amplificado un episode de
Don Quijote, y complaciendoSe
en- csc apoyo Official ha tornado
muy POGO del texto original. Sin
embargo, queda algo de Ell: cier-
ia entonaci6n, cierta inclination
q los proverbios, la afici6n a Ia
maxima popular y al escorzo pr
careSco. Ha tornado la carta que
Ell Caballero de la Triste Figura
escribe a Duleinea: "SOberana
y alta sonora: Ell ferido de pun
ia de ausencia Y Ell llagado de
las telas del coraz6n, dulcfsima
Dulcinea del Toboso, lie envfa la
salud que 81 no tiene. 81 tn fer
mosura me ~desprecia, 81 tn va
Tor no es en- mi pro, 81 tus desde-
mes son en- mi afincamiento, ma
guer que 70 sea asaz de sufrido,
NAL podre sostenerme en- esta
cuita, que ademas de ser fuerte,
es muy duradera. Mi buen es-
cudero Sancho he dara entera
relaci6n ioh bella ingrata, ANA
La gaceta., 1940-03-12

Anuncia un banquete para ma
mana, de caracter politico, la Fe
dsraci6n de Clubs Pan-America
nos, con oficina en- la esquina de
Nebraska y la calle Doce.
Intervendran en- Ell banquete,
como o~radOres, los Sres. Doyle
Carlton, Julio Gavilla, Jorge
Trelles, A. Garriga y DR., jose
Luis ANellanal.
Debemos hacer saber a nues-
tros lectores que Ell Sr. Victoria
no Manteiga, director de este
peri6dicO, decline, por sus mu-
chas ocupaciones, la presidencia
de este club, que tan amable !.
mente lie fuera ofrecida.
I'm nuevo presidente sera e.
lecto dentro de pocos dias,
La gaceta., 1940-03-12

A cold cough seriously endangers
vou, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
COUGHS causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. IL Mentho-
Mulsion fails to sop your eoughinT
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
my medicine you ever tried, ask
or your money bs x.
Mentho- Muls'on Is more than on
,rdiaary medicine. II contains Wits.
Minis a and d TO build your c3ld
resistance, and seven soothing.
krnling oils and nguents, ineild'
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
MURIO EN- LA PRISION
UN REQ DE MUERTE

Raiford, mario I2.-Un alta
que del coraz6n lie produjo la
muerte a Chester White, de 38
amos, condenado a la Ultima pc
ma por asesinar a un compane-
70 suyo de encierro.
Chapman, ell superintendent
de la prisi6n, manifesto que Ell
padecia de asma,
La victima de White Sc la
maba Omar Wilson y tenia 81
amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12

Ahora ACADIA de recibir una
carta de Alemania en- la cual Sc
lie comunica que es heredera de
una fortuna de $198, 900, deja-
da por su ito, Andre Sobbe, her
mano de su padre.
Las autoridades alemanas le-
yeron la noticia del suceso y IA
notificaron.
Asegura que ell anillo ha sido
para ella un talisman.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
LA SORTIJA DE LA u e
TIE PARA LA SRA. BRIGGS

Sacramento, CAL, MARIO II.
once meSes lie cay6 en- la
cabeza a la Sra. Ana W. Briggs
I'm anillo arrojado desde un ae-
roplano. Recogi6 ella el anillo y
di6 la noticia por medic de los
per:6dicos.
Ell DIR. Stanley, un medico de
Chicago ,dueno de la brenda, lie
mand6 1925 por ella.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MeRtho- MuIsiep

ing highest grade beechwood creo.
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia hg syr0p gives MentAo-
Mulsion a taste the whole family
will like. 1t clings to the mem
branes so It's soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance at church Is neees-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with q
cold cough when Mentho- Mulsion Is
so inexpensive and easy to obtain"
Msntho-Mulsion Is endorsed By
your neiehbors and Guaranteed by
Leading druggists svnrywhere.-adv'
La gaceta., 1940-03-12

da enemiga mfal del modo que
por tn causa quedo: 81 gustarcs
de acorrerme, tuyo soy; y 81 no,
haz 10 que tie viniere en- gusto,
que con acabar mi vida habre
satisfecho a tn crueldad Y a mi
deseo. Tuyo hasta la muerte."
Esta carta es toda la historic,
ell punto de partida y la move
dad de la DMcined de Baty. En-
Don Qaijote Sancho no va has
ia el Toboso a llevar la amorosa
misiva, 10 que no lie impide, al
regreso de su viaje, contar todo
10 que sabemos. Baty imagina
que Sancho entrega la carta que
esta inflama en- amor a la sir
vienta de la posada, chica d6cil
en- ell trabajo del mes6n y del
campo, y d6cil tambien a los de-
secs de los viajeros. Vacila al
principle; cree que es objeto de
una burla; Sc siente indigna de
tai amor; pero este dura POGO.
Sc decide a seguir a Sancho.
Va yer al errante caballero
que la adora.
A1n eStamos en- ell pr6logo, y
en- 81 seguimos cuando surge
de la sombra nocturna, subien-
do hacia la gloria del alba, Mime
Jamois montada en- un asno. Els
ell pollino que Sancho ha presto
do a la humble Aldonza. La a.
parici6n tiene algo de bfblica.
Por fin llega hasta Don Qui-
jote, que Sc halla a punto de ex-
pirar. Alrededor de su lecho en-
cortinado estan los criados, ell
notario Y llega ahora Sancho
Panza. Para que ell testamento
sea Waldo, para que los here
deros que me parecen muy I'm
pacientes zen Ia habitaci6n del
moribundo- tomen possession
del legado, Sc necesita que Don
Quijote sea juzgado cuerdo, Y
ell hecho IS que siempre ha con,
tado locuras, de las que la Ilti-
ma es csc amor por una dana a
uuien nadie conoce en- los alre-
ded0res; sc dice caballero an
dante y nunca firma su nombre
verdadero. Don Quijote ahora.
fatigado de la discussion, Sc re-
tracta. Sc lie ORA decir (sin ver-
10, porque la originalidad de
Baty es ocultar a Don Quijote,
que Cervantes muestra, y mos
trarnOs a Dulcinea, que no ha-
bia sido vista jamas) "No exis
tie Dulcinea". FL viejo puede mo
rir; los herederos Sc han tran
quilizado.
Pero Don Quijote no ha AGA
bado de cerrar los ojos cuando
tocan a la puerta. Dulcinea en-
ira. Golpe teatral. Bello efectO.
Ell pr6logo termina. La acci6n
va a comenzar. Pero va ha pa
sado la mitad de la velada. lC6-
mo va la pobre gitana a CONVEX
tirse en- Dulcinea? La vemos,
viuda ejemplar, en- la morada de
Sancho, que siente su importan-
cia como antes Ia de Don 0uiiO-
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
LA
De

Ell prominente abogado Nor
ris White, presidente de la cam
paha de Francis P. Whitehair
en- este condadO, nos comunica
que Sc ha alberto una oficina en-
la habitaci6n nGmero 518 del E.
dificio del Banco de los Ciuda-
danOs.
La oficina Sc propone librar
una intensa campana en- favor
de Whitehair.
Morris White es un hombre
active, quito, y muy capacitado
para ell dificil empehO que Sc lg
confiara.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
ARRESTADOS LOS
CUYOS
COCHES NO TENGAN
LA A

A partir de hoy los automo-
vilistas del condado que no ten
gan chapa en- sus coches, CORE
ran ell riesgo de ser arresta-
dos y llevados a los tribuna-
les del condado.
La policia de c~arreteras y
los inspectores de licencias pa
raron aver a mas de 100 "dri-
vers" Y les notificaron que no
~salieran hoy a la Gale, puss
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
FRASER

Hablando ante la Pequena ca
mara de Concrete de Orlando,
Walter Fraser, a quien Ell p1blj-
co d;nomina ell alcalde de San
Aigustin, hizo estas promesas:
chapas de So para los autom6vi-
les particulars; mayor ayuda
monetaria a los ancianos, mejc-
res carreteras, a menos costo, =
puentes gratis; nueve meses pa
ra los maestros, con paga ade-
cuada; asistencia medica gratis
a los que no puedan pagan; aya-
da commercial a los pescadores,
cosecheros y campesinos; cam
pana nacional de publicidad, etc
etc,
va sc sabe que promoter nc
es 10 mismo que cumplir.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12

riendose q la campafia para Con
cSstabie en- Ell nuevo distrito: 10
gan tiene va la victoria en- ell sa-
co. Farmer ira con Logan a las
segundas primaries.
NADIA dijo Monroe sobre los
nUmerosos @amigos de Graves,
Bozeman y Skinny Dfaz.
Logan cuenta en- West Tam
pa con I'm fuerte grupo en- ell
cual figuran, seg1n Sc nos dice,
Gonzalez y Dominguez.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
ATAQUEs

GEsta j~ustificado ell ataque
hecho recientemente contra Ell
senador Holland, candidate a go
bernador, por la Better Bus
ness Association?
Use trata de una puhalada ira
pera, tan frecuentes en- la poll
tica de por AGA?
5Ha debilitado esa Aggression
la efectividad de la campaha de
Holland en- TODD Ell Estado?
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
S ESUICIDO Ell ESCRITOR
JOHN SAUNDERS

Fort Myers, mario 12.-Se
suicide aver aqui, ahorcandose,
e. Sr. John Monk Saunders, un
notable escritor de argumentos
para ell cinematografo. Tenia AZ
amos de edad y era esposo divor
ciado de la actriz Fay Wray.
Saunders estaba enfermo v
lego aquf, con una enfermera
en- ell mes de enero.