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The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
ARt HBISHOP HENRY MOELLER DIED
 AT THE AGE OF SEVENTY SIX

The following biographical sketch is herewith printed from advance service of the Associated Press.
 Archbishop Henry Moeller born December II, 1S49. and died at Cnrnnatti. Ohio, on January month.
 Henry Moeler of the first students the American College Rome. where he completed his with winning the highest distinctions in competitive examination with the students of the Propaganda the Irish and the Greek College. He the first three prizes in theology, was awarded the gold medal, and given the degree of of divinity
 Archbishop Moeer born in Cincinnati. and after finishing his preliminary education in paro- chial schools he matricuated in St xavier's col lege, where he graduated with high honors in 1866. He went to Rome almost immediately and entered the American college.
 The young student was raised to the pries hood in ls76 by Monsignor Lent in the Cathedral St John Laeran Rome and upon returning to Gin cnnati, he appointed by the then Archbishop Purcell to be pastor of St Patricks Church Bellefontane, Ohio A few months later he made professor St. Mary's Seminary, Cincinnati. In 1877 he called to the chancellorship of the Diocese and in 1880 was made chan cellor of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati In he called to fill the vacant See at Columbus Ohio and in 1903 promoted the Archepis- copal See at Areopolis and made coadjutor Arch bishop William Henry Elder with the right of sue cession He became Archbishop of Cincinnati in 1904.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
I;oRaH WRITES COMMITTEE OF TEN
 THOUSAND SCORES GREAT BRITAIN

NEW YORK Jan. To, (AP} specal-The Com mtee of Ten Thousand for Law Enforcement today received letter from Senator Borah complaining he activities of the British cooperation with
 ercan. booteggers In connection with the Zinovev letter, proceeding the downfall of the Me Donald Ministry in England, he said "The Eighteen tn Amendment notified the world that the United States would undertake the stupendous task of end ing the liquor traffic We entitled to have all Governments respect this policy and compel their nationals respect it." He cited that Chamber lain declaration to Russia, You either trol your nationals in their efforts discord and violence among other peoples. you can't" Senator Borah suggested that say to Great Britain, You have a Government. you have not You control your nationals in their efforts to bresx our policy and plant murder and misery among other peoples, you cannot"
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
COAST SHIP MAN
 IS BROUGHT INTO
 COL. FORBES CASE

CHICAGO. Jan. To. tAP1--A. NJ. Mcdonald, 0 the Patterson Mcdonald Company. Seattle ship builders during the War. testified the trial Colonel Forbes, and others, invited Francis E. Pope, cousin of President Harding, participate in syndicate to purchase the Govern wooden fleet years ago Mortimer tifed that in December 1921, million dollars offered Pope for influence upon President Hard ing effect a sale of the vessels the syndicate. Pope also gave testimony the matter.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10

WASHINGTON. Jan To. tAP) I.ieutenant4 Harding and Wade world flyers. told the Housa Aircraft Investigation Committee that "feets of planes fly the North Pacific from the American mainland to Asia in forty flying hours. all that was needed being mother ship stopping stations if the route differed from but little, of the year" The officers praised the Lib erty motors and the American planes. They urged the development of the air service concluding that is the Nations first line of defense"
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
GUN ELEVATION
 WOULD SHOW THE
 FAILURE OF FARLEY

WASHINGTON, Jan 10, tAP)-Special--Presi dent Coolidge stands squarely against the plan of the Navy Department elevate the gun batteries of the American capital ships holding that it is clear attempt return to the competitive arma plan of navys, which policy the United States abandoned at Washington Armament Confer
 
 The President declares that the plan of elevatng all the batteries thirteen of the eighteen capital ships of the American Navy would clearly define the failure of the principles of the limitation of mament.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
PRESIDENT IS AGAINST NAVAL GUN ELEvA ATI0N
CHARLES WELLS DIES OF PNEUMONIA
 ]N VLADIv0SToK

WASHINGTON, Jan 10. (AP)-Special-The State Department received word from vladvostok yesterday that Charles Wells of Nome. Alaska, the leader of the Wrangel Island colony had succumbed to pneumonia.
 demise, simply saying, after Wells reached Vladi- vostok" The State Department had sent the man a small amount of money to keep him while in the hands of the Bolsheviki at that place.
 A dispatch Harbn, Manchura, where the thirteen Eskimos, the balance of the Wrangel col ony are being held by the Chinese officials until some of sustenance is proven. states that Wells received every possible medical attention.
 The Harbin message also stated that the Soviet Government has ordered that the v be de ported and that the United States tate Depart ment is negotiating for their relief.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
DEDICATE RADIO
 BROADCAST KJR
 kS ALASKA NIGHT
SEATTLE PAPERS TO HAVE ALASKA
 NIGHT FOR NEW RADIO STATION

SEATTLE, Jan. 9, tAP)-Governor Bone of Alaska, today told the Young Mems Business Club that Alaska would gladly greet the Seattle Post-Inteigencer in it's Alaska Night. Wednesday, January 21, the dedication night of their new 1000 watt broadcastng station to be known "KJR". The Governor spoke last night for KJR on Alaska problems He said 'The club concerts addresses and instructive information will now be spread deep into the interior where the radio sets are be- ing shipped by the hundreds. San Francisco has been closer Alaska than Seattle, the natural gateway, and Alaskans eager to hear the Seattle programs"
 Governor Bone denounced the criticisms of the Alaska Railroad because it expensive to build ridculed contention that the railroad began nowhere and ended nowhere
 Richard N. sundquist of Nome Representative elect the Alaska Legislature guest of the Business Club the time of the address.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
ONE OF sTORM-TOssED SHIPS SINKS
 IN GULF WITH ALL HANDS ABOARD

HOUSTON, Texas Jan. g. (AP)--Word re- ceived here today that the Motorship Deering, for merly used submarine chaser during the War sank with Captain Haley and six members of the crew on December 27, of the Frontera coast. The storm. which was one of the worst in many years has caused great deal of worry the part Of shpowners to the safety of ships which known to have been in the gulf at that time
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
COUPLE MARRIED IN FUNERAL paRLoNs

VANCOUVER, Wash, Jan. 9. fAP)-Earl Os- bourne of Juneau and Agnes Hammersley were married here Wednesday in funeral paror The pair could not locate minister and after hurried search Rev. Brehe pointed out Main Street. An undertaking establishment the avail able place and the couple prevailed upon the rev erend gentleman tie the knot there without fur ther ado.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
STILL FIGHT OVER MOUNT RAINIER

WASHINGTON. Jan g. (AP)-A hearing of the House Land Committee the proposal to change the name of Mount Rainier in favor ot Tacoma opened with Congressman Albert Johnson urging for Tacomans to "perpetuate for sentiments sake the old Northwest Indian name Congressman John F. Miller was ready to argue the other side of the question on bshaif of Tacoma.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
PARIsIANs IsRITATED BY TRAFFIC
 CONGESTION WHICH GROWS DAILY

PARIS. Jan 3 .(AP)-Like most large cities Paris is having it's traffic difficulties and they are becoming daily. Despite mounted po- lice and traffic regulations automobiles and taxi cabs crawl with irritating slowness past the Made eine and the Opera along the boulevards
 To help relieve the congestion recent police order placed 30 additional thoroughfares under regulations of one-way traffic.
 M Mofain the prefect of police. has suggested underground garages for vehicles which now have to park by the sidewalks.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
SUES HENRY FORD
 FOR MILLION FOR
 MlSREPRESENTINC

CHICAGO, Jan. 10, (AP)-Aaron sapiro, coun- sel of several farmers Cooperative Associations, mailed Henry Ford document of preliminary libel suit of a million dollars against Ford and demanded the retraction of the statement in the Dearborn In dependent connecting Sapiro with an alleged Jewish conspiracy aimed control agriculture or to organ ize farmers and their interests throughout the country.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10

GRAND RAPIDS. Jan. 10. (AP)--Tommy Gib- bons defeated Jack Burke of Pittsburg night in fstic battle which stopped in the sixth of ten round by the referee who stated that Burke greatly outcassed.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
sHIvELY GOES TO McNEILs ISLAND

SEATTLE Jan 9. tAP)--Ciarence shively. for mer motorcycle policeman for whom Canada fore went extradition papers the charge of being nected with the Nanaimo bank robbery. left for McNeils Island today to commence his term of two years for the violation of the prohibition law.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10

BERLIN. Jan. 10, (AP)-The German reply to the note of the Allies their failure to evacuae the Cologne brdgehead declared "The feeling of the Germans sustained heavy blows to their hopes of consolidating affairs and into peaceful and cooperative business with the other peoples
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10

BAGDAD Jan. g. (AP)-In conseqnece of the raids of the Akwam tribesmen the Irak tribes, an airplane squadron located the. raidng party and attacked them with air bombs and machine fire, killing fifty men and many camels
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
SHOOK GETS JOB
 AS WARDEN OF
 FEDERAL PRISON

WASHINGTON. Jan. o. tAP)--Attorney Gen. eral Stone issued a laudation of John Shook newly appointed Warden of the Federal Penitentary at Atlanta, Georgia, which is in accordance with the recollections of many former Alaskans.
 Mr. Stones statement said, .Snook succeeded in capturing eleven members of the Soapy Smith gang. whom he brought Sitka where they viced" Shook Deputy Marshal in South eastern Alaska from 1897 to 1904. according to MT Stones record
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10

CHICAGO. jan. 10 tAP)-The Bar Association endorsed the S130,000 fee for the defense of Loeb and Leopold The attorneys accepted the rate.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10
LATE TELEcRAPHIC
 NEWS BREvITIES

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 10, tAP)-The California State Assembly ratified the Child Labor Amendment
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10

KETCHIKAN, Jan. 9. tAP)-special- James NJ. shoup Marshal of all Alaska Shook and aided Shook when he took Soapy Smiths gang from Skagway to Sitka and Went to Skagway with Marshal Si Tanner when Tanner stationed at Skagway for the cleanup of the bandits
 After Soapy killed, Shook became Marshal of Skagway the resignation of Tanner. Shoup declared that Shook of the best officers in the world and predicted high Atlanta Shook is nephew of Mrs. Shoup and cousin Of Arthur. G. Shoup, United States Attorney of the First Division.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-10

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
500 EXAMINES FL
SICOS EN- DOS DIAS
FUER0N PRACTICA0OS
P0R EL DR.. LUIS A. SAIL
VA EN- LA U !lvERSIDAD
Requisite Indispensable a
los eStuJ / .ntes uniyerSi-
t9riGs

Comenzaron aver las classes en-
ia Universidad de Puerto Rico, con
grande asistencia de estudiantes
de toda la isla que miranda al por-
venir, buscan una fuente donde for
talecer sus conocimientos y hacer
mas vasta su cultura. Una nueva
etapa que principia, nuevos soles
que racen, esperanzas que surgen,
slmientes que prometen convertir-
Sc en- frondosas selvas, un desfile
encantador de bellezas e inteligen-
cias era el presenciado aver en-
nuestro mas alto centro docente.
FL microbes tenia que darse por
terminada la matrfcula, Y, quienes
no pudieron inscribirse en- este dia
Y Ell ell anterior, habrian de pagar
una Quota especial de tres d6la-
res.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
Ell "Puerto Rico NustrQ-
do" de eStQ semQna

La popular y progresista empresa
que edita con tanto 6Mto ell "Puer-
tc Rico Ilustrado'', sigue obtenien-
Go triunfo tras triunfo, gracias a
que no perdona esfuerzos para res
ponder al creciente favor que le
dispensa ell publico en- justa COM
pensaci6n a su intensa LABOR cultu-
raj.
Tan interesante esta la seccson
grafica como la literaria, 10 que le-
gitimamente puede constituir 10
two de orgullo para la direction.
Hablemos primero a nuestros lee
cores de la secci6n grafca, la favo-
rita del bello sexo. Sc engalana la
portada interior con la fotografla
de la gentil sehorita de Mayagiiez.
Rosa Adela del Moral, que ingresa
en- las filas del Concurso de Belle
"a. Ell banquete de los contables en-
honor al DR.. Benner la reunion
de los colectores con Ell Tesorero.
ocupa una pagina completa. Sc pu-
blica una fotografia del banquete
celebrado por los fot6grafos en- el
Palace Y toda una pagina dedicada
ilustrar una gran fiesta social en-
Gurabo. FL coro "Los Mariner1tos
de la Gran Via', tornado por lin
das ninitas, es una nota muy inte-
resante. La aperture de las classes
con su bullicio y algeria, ocupa dos
paginas.
No debemos dejar en- Ell tintero ell
hecho de que las paginas no sati-
nadas contienen sensaclonales foto-
grafias del exterior, inspiradas en-
Ia actualidad palpitante del momen-
20.
Artes de hablar de "a secci6n Ii
teraria hemos de anunciar una
sensational entrevista que Ie hicie-
ra don Luis oNein al General Nc
Intyre Y que encierra no pocas sof-
presas polfticas. Esta debidanaen-
te ilustrada.
Y ahora entremos en- ell oasis de
"a seccion hteraria y juzgue ell lee
tor por la siguiente lista de ira
bajos:
"Calles Caos Tancredo Pi-
nochet; "En El Album Felix
Vega Nevares; "Cartas de Espa-'
IA ''-Edmundo Gonzalez Blanco;
LA Lealtad Familiar Angelo
Patri; "El CabaHero de la Muer-
te'-Jacinto Benavents; "Cr6nica
de la Montana Francisco Ramos;
'Mascaras de Belleza Limo Su-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
la idea del CobiernO es que los
ObrerOS reChaCen los planes de
QuIeneS jntentan engatuzarIeS
Una emigration ''suIgeneris' a Colombia
perjudiCaria SuS intereSeS

Aver p1blicamos una information
del Negociado del Trabajo relati-
va al possible confncto que signi-
flea ell hecho de que alguten Sc
este ocupando de reclutar jibaros
portorriquenos para una supuesta
emigraci6n Colombia, sin que
los tales agentes reclutadores desem
pehen sus funciones de acuerdo con
las leyes que rigen aquf sobre la
materia.
De acuerdo con la impression yfi-
cial que hemos obtenido acerca del
asunto, ell case Sc considera de gra-
vedad por su signifcaci6n impor-
tancia, va que los presuntos emigran
tes no estarian debidamente garan-
tizados en- sus derechos.
Ell Negociado del Trabaj2. ha
cxpuesto sus puntos de vista. exami
nando estudiando Ell problema en-
todas sus fases, para uegar la
concluci6n logica de que nadis de-
be aceptar tales proposiciones, a
menos que no sea por medic de
los buenos oficios del Gobierno.
Ell principal aspecto que debe te-
nerse en- cuenta es ell relaEivo a las
seguridades de vida. que deb. pro-
porcionarse a los que deseen c.ri-
grar en- toda epoca, y este requi-
sito no es possible que puedan ofre-
cerlo a nadie elementos que prcten
den hacer su agosto a escondidas,
precisamente para rehuir response
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
LA REORGANIZATION EN-
El DFPTO. De PROHIBICION
EI depto tendra un consejero legal. Sc pre-
tende evitar equiy0CaCi0neS IaInentabIeS


Tcdo el pals acknowledgements sa-
be que desde hace varios dias Sc
encuentra en- San Juan el nuevo
Director Prohibicionista para Pto.
Rico, el Coronel Hanlon, quien
viene sustituir Mr.. Barret,
que a su vez ha sido trasladado
Il un nUeyo Distrito en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. Mr., Hanlon de pri-
laer9 intencion iba destinado a
Florida, pero 81 General Andrews
cambi6 de opinion Y resolvi6 en-
viarie a Puerto Rico.
El General Andres, iefe supre-
mo de las huestes prohibic;onistas
en- el Norte ha iniciado una reor-
ganizaci6n total de su departa-
mento, ha llevado nuevos hombres
al selvicio, Y en- general, ha cons
Ia nota del dia con sus
canbios y 6rdenes de Ultima hora.
Fs pues ell General Andrews quien
nos en2ia a Puerto Rico al 'Coro-
mel Hanlon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
WILBUR RESPONDE A LAS
ACUSACIONES

WASH, setiembre 10. (Cable
Frances) En- una declaration
Official, ell Secretario Wilbur res
ponde las censuras surgidas por
Ia catastrofe del Shenandoah" Y
Ia perdida del hidroavi6n PN-O
No. 1. FL viaje del SHENANDOAH,
seghn 6l, no tenia ningun carac-
ter politico Y afrma de nuevo que
Ia fecha del viaie fue selecciona-
da por Ell Comandante Lansd-
owne, 10 mismo que ell Comandan-
te Rodgers seleccion6 la fecha pa
ra el viaje del hidroavi6n perdido.
En- vano Sc ha buscado al sur
oeste de las Tslas Hawaii al Ca
pitan John Rodgers Y a sus COM
raneros. Su aparato no ha apa-
recido por ninguna parte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
OPUEDEN QJEDARSE SLNLNSTRUCCE0N Los NHVOS COAPREN
DOS EN- la EDAD ESCOLAR EN- SAN JUA DICE Ell ALCALDE
IA SOIVFNCIA DEL MUNlCIPlO AUTORlZA A LA
CONTRADICTION De 100000 PARA FSE FIN

Hablamos aver con el honorable
AEcalde Todd sobre ell eonflicto esco-
lar de Ultima hora en- San Juan, y
don Roberto reconoce que eS de alb
soluta necesidad que a los niilOs de
Primer Grado que Sc han matricu-
, lado en- a t6rmino municipal de San
Juan. st les provea de casaS escue-
las, equipo material de ensenar-
"a. ell donde puedan recibir inStruC
ci6n primari8, agregando, que. Sc
gun los calculos hechos pOr el De,
partamento Municipal de Instruc-
ci0n. ST han matriculadO en- eSta
ciudad un ndncro de 5000 ni6oS
para el Primer GradO Y los cUaleS
actualmente 30 pueden recibir la
instruction que Solicitan por falta
de escuelas. equipo Y materiales.
siendO. ademas, el nnmero de macs
tros asignados al Municipio dc San
Juan por el Departamento Insular
de instruction insuficiente para
atender a las asignaciones que han
de crearse para dar asiento los
5000 nii1os que han solicitado ma
trfcula en cl Primer Grado.
Considera le AIcalde que el ser
yicio de instruction pdblica no debe
reducirse en ning6n grado, sino
que debf ser ampliado constante-
mente, eNisticndo. por parte del
Municipto de san Juan ell deseo de
dar instruction t0dOS los ni1Os que
eStdn comprendidos dentro de II
edad cscOlar, va que In sOlvencit
del Municipio de San Juan descaE-
50 sObre base s0lida. en- virtud de la
cuantfa de sus rentas Y ell valor to-
tai de la prOpiedad sujeta al pagO
de contribution dentro de esta mu-
nicipalidad, asciende a $72 705, SO
~ la deuda total del MunicipiO de
San Juan. Juntamente con este EN-
pr&stito de $1OO0OOGO no excedera
del lfmite que Sc prescribe en- 10
Ley Municipal.
Agreg6 don Roberto que los Ban
COS que tienen sus negocios en- esta
ciudad estan dispuestos a llevar a
cabo con este Municipio un empires
tito de $1OOOOOOO mediante el pa
go de un inter6s no mayor del seis
pOr ciento annual. por 10 cual Ia
Asamblea Municipal habrfa de reu-
nirse por la noche a fin de discu-
ttr una ordenanza que a esos efectos
Sc. confeecionaba, J cuya parte dis
positiva reza as1
Que ell Alcalde Y ell Secretario Mu-
nicipal de esta ciudad. quedan por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

Beitfa, v los jovenes Gueits, Val
dejully, Gonzalez, Bueso y Ramirez,
ha practicable estos examenes, in
cluyendo estado de la vista, dido,
nariz, pulmones, coraz6n, piel, sis
tema nervioso, preston de Ia san
gre. sistema digestive, medida del
pecho, peso, altura, etc. etc. Por
cada examen practicable, recibe e.
doctor medic dollar, cantidad limi-
tadisima, considerable 10 que Sc
paga en- las universidades del Nor
te. Pero es que ell doctor Saliva
ayuda a nuestro mas alto centro
de instruction donde es el ell me-
dico Official.
Dirna de encomio es la labor
que ha realizado este competente
galeno, Y nOsotros unimos nues-
ira felicitaci6n a la admiration y
afecto que sienten los universita.
rios por el simpatico doctor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

btlidades de todo g6nero ante quie-
mes podrian extgfrsela en- cualquisr
momento dado. ....
FL deseo de las autoridades, frsA
te este problema, es el de ad-
verttr los obreros portorrique
Ia Inconvenience de asumir ana &C
titud inusitada, lanzandoss a. las
eventualidades de una emigracien
"sui-generis'', que podrfa luego
traer consigo los naturales inconve-
nientes que siempre ocasionan Las
empresas arrtesgadas y temerosas.
De acuerdo con la ncta Official del
Negociado del Trabajo, que tan acsr
tadamente dirige el Lcdo. Hcnof6,
nos dicen, Sc trata de impedir Ia
consumacion de un caso arbitrar1o,
que pudiera ser el inicio de una yer.
dadera calamtdad para una gren
parte de nuestra poblaci6n obrers.
Ahora btens agregan, 81 por L.
isla hay quienes andan ocupados en-
Eemejante tarea, las autoridades po.
Hciacas, del mismo modo que per
siguen a cuaIesquiera otros delincusn
tes, deben persegUtr a esos sujetos,
a fin de que las disposiciones ls-
gales cue cubren la materia no sean
impunemente violadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11


total del servicio prohibicionista,
ha llevado varios hombres que
antes servfan en- la milicia al
ejercito prohibicionista.
Y el Coronel Hanlon es tambien
I'm militar. Sc gradu6 Ell ell 1908
en- la Academia de West Point y
durante la guerra presto servicio
en- la instruction mecanica en- ell
zervicio de aviaci0n, con el grado
de Teniente Coronel.
ALA para ell ano 1920, Y despu6s
de ocupar puestos de confanza en-
la milicia, Sc retro de las filas
del ej6rcito para dedicarse a los
negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
:. Ell SR. CINTRON I4ASTRA PA
RA JCEZ DE DISTRITO?
A ULTIMA HORA Sc HABLA DE
EST0

De una manera oficiosa nos en-
teramos aver de que el Gobernador
estaba considerable el nombre del
Lcdo. r. Cintr6n Lastra. ex-Ircsi-
dente de Ia Comisi6D De lndeuniza
clones a Obreros, para un importan
te cargo en- Ia lIagistratura Iusu-
lar. asegurjndose que, posiblemen
to, dicbo cabailero entraria en- Ia
combination judicial que actual,
mente Sc confecciona para oclpar
el puesto de Juez en- una de nues
tras cOrtes de Distrito
Debido a que el senor Cintr6u
Lastra 10 Sc encontraba en- su ofici
ma cuando la visitamos con el fin
de conocer su opinion sobre el par
ti"ular insertamos esta nota como
simple information, a reserva de in
tolnmr, en- Su oporJunidad. el result
atdo final de esta version.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

til; "Acotaciones ''-Eugenio Astol;
Los Cuatro Valientes Pedro
Moreno Garzon; ETe Prometi Yer
sos Fernando Herencia; "a Jo-
Sc de Diego Rafael Rivera To
rres"; ''veintiun Amos Fernan-
DO Gonzalez Alberty; lei Amor"
Carlos Abraham Perez; "Patria
" Madre ''--T Teresina Salgado; "Ro-
sa Marques Muhoz La Hija del
Caribe; lei Arte de Ensenar -
Providencia Morillo; "Poemas Ra-
ros Rafael Mufioz Ramos: De
Buen Humor, An6cdotas y Gu
riosidadeS '"P oemas de Ex-
tasis ''-Gabriela Mistral; De los
Grandes Ingenios; "suenos de Mu-
jeres' Ricardo Leon; ''El Poder
de la Cultura "-Luis Araquistain;
Cr6nica Social; 'Madrigales A
Arce Alvarez; "Notas de mi I'll
pie Mercedes; Media Noche''
Luis Antonio Rosario; "viajar
de Incognito'', Narciso Diaz de Es-
covar; "Alrededor de la vida"-
Abelardo Casanova Pratts; "El Sc
creto de la sirs9atia Victor TIu-
60" "Requena Jose Rico de Es-
tasen; mi Unica sdplica Abe
lardo Casanova Pratts; Cuento Sc
manal; Una Noche de Estreno'-
Alfonso Daudet''; "C6mo Sc pue-
de hacer una historic verdadera de
un cuento de Hadas ''-Antonia
Vanga; s'Por nm Capricbo "A Pc
drosa Jr.; seccion de Radio;
"Charlas Cientfhcas" Gonzalo
Reig soler; Meditation sobre la
Muerte ''-Emtlio CASTELAR,.