davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-01

as prison officials surveyed the dam
age dcne BY revolving convicts In
the white City idle house. scene Of
disorders since last weeks fire dis
aster.
Thirty days will be required to
repair the locks and doors broken
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-01

While the work OF repairing the
idle house i going on. the unruly
prisoners viii be kept iii temporary
quarters. Approximately 600 have
been transferred to q tbarbed wire
stockade In the prison recreation
grounds. while the remainder. num-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-01

bsrinE about 100. have been either
placed In d warehouse recently con-
verted into a dormIt0ry or taken
to other state prisons.
The march to the stcckade took
place last night after the evening
meal. Except for a little grumbling
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-01

by the mutineers, according to Col
onel Robert Haubrich. commander
OF Ohio National Guardsmen. who
put down the mutiny after two
convicts were wounded, one serious
". when prison guards fired on
them last Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-01

enptied. guard officers found the
beginning OF a hole leading toward
the residence or Warden Preston r.
Thomas. whose removal the convicts
demanded after the death OF $50
men In the fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-01

the traris.er was made without
trouble under the supervision or
hundreds pf national guardsmen.
Each prisoner was searched for
weapons. but only a few penknivcs
were confiscated.
After the idle house had been
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-01
Troops to Guard Pen
Following Revolt

COLUMBUS, O., May 1T
Troops viii be kept on guard duty
at Ohio PenItentiary for at least
two weeks. il was indicated today
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brotherhood" movement in Los An
geles that has won general commenda-
ton. The jurist is touring Eastern cit
les to awaken general interest in the
movement.
In telling of activities Of the Los An
geles group in behalf of better stage
plays and movies, Judge Scott disclosed
that Rev. DR.. G. C. MacLean, former
pastor of the Douglas Memorial M: =.
Church here, and father OF Dong .,ss
MacLean, movie star, Is chairman OF sle
brotherhood's committee on the stage
and -' screen. This committee, it was
pointed out, seeks to rid theaters Of
"flth and falsehood."
has had remarkable success in cham
nionine for election to public ONCE ON
Gals who have the confidence OF law
Judge scott was guest of honor at q
luncheon given by the local z. M. @. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, october ia new
'time clock" a sort Of "Alice in Won
derland" affair. was recommended to-
day at the conference Of scientists on
adolescence here, as standard to take
back to their laboratories for Judging
human growth, and mental and physical
defects.
The dial of the "time clock" is marked
of by the bones of the human skeleton,
they were told by research workers of
the Brush Foundation and Western
Reserve University, under whose auspices
the conference Is held. Normal growth
of the bones is definite at definite periods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

were principally interested in discover
ing what was becoming Of the opium
products now being manufactured In
Europe.
The report concludes:
IAN the big cases Of smuggling with
which the narcotics branch at police
headquarters has had to deal In recent
years have pointed eastward All could
be traced as far as Turkey or Egypt.
and in most cases farther still, to
Shanghai and Japan, and ultimately
to America.
THE United States is the final goal
Of the big consignments of narcotics
All the big European allxaloid factories
appear to be working for that country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

physician Of the Neurological Institute,
New York, said.
He said that personality Il not purely
a human characteristic. How far down
in the animal kingdom it may exist, I
am unable to state. but believe that
any animal form which is capable of
some degree of consciousness is capable
Of personality"
The study of human peculiarities, he
said. must always be an individual
study.
Urges More Play for Young.
A larger proportion of play and a
smaller Of systematized knowledge in
the education of boys and girls was
urged by Robert K. Atkinson, director
of education, Boys Club Federation of
America.
eff it is true that many of our
problems of mental hygiene have their
foundation in the first five years Of the
life of the child, it is equally true that
habits which may express themselves In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
SAVANTS URGE WONDER CLOCK"
FOR JUDGING HUMAN GROWTF1S

of time, and to certain extent bones
reflect mental and physical defects, it
was said.
Time from ordinary clocks and calen-
OARS fails In its customary role as a
standard of human development, DR..
r. E. Scammon, professor of anatomy,
University of Chicago said. There is
no uniform growth with time, he added,
the bones tagging at certain times and
then speeding rapidly at others in
developing.
''The personality of the individual
reflects not only himself and his ex-
perience, but also the nature and ex-
perience of his family, nationality, race
and species, DR.. Louis Casamajor, senior
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
FLOW OF NARCOTICS
TO U. S. REPORTED
Big European Factories Working
to Supply Trade, Inquiry
Informs League.

By the Associated Press.
GENEVA, October ia report by
the Austrian federal police to the
League Of Nations yesterday said that
all the big European narcotics factories
at present appeared to be working to
supply the illicit narcotics traffic In the
United States.
Their report was based on an extern
sive inquiry in European countries
manufacturing narcotics. The Austrians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
BROTHERHOOD URGED
AS CURE FOR CRIME
Judge Robert H. Scott Of Los An
geles Makes Address to Y. M.
G. A. Laymen.

ORGANIZATION Of laymen into church
brotherhoods" for furtherance OF law
observance and Christian citizenship"
was advocated by Judge Robert H. Scott
of the Los Angeles Juvenile Court, in an
address Friday afternoon before 9
representative group of local laymen at
the Central Y. M. G. A.
Judge Scott, who is also q member
Of the national council of the Y. M c.
A., was one of the organizers of a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
FACES ROBBERY CHARGE
Westerner Tried Suicide Twice for
"squealing'' on Himself.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, october 10
R.-Unsuccessful in two attempts to
end his life in the city Jail here, John
d. OSnick, %, today awaited return to
Denver to answer charges Of robbing
the Railway Express Co. OF more than
$50, 900.
Osnick alias Mike Frankovitch, in
explaining to police why he attempted
to kill himself following an alleged con-
feSSion, said:
1T was a rat. A rat Is q man who
squeals. I squealed on myself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

psychopathic symptoms later IN life are
apt to become more fixed In the second
10 years." Atkinson said. Play, he
added, will help them remain sane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

A clock with a diameter of Q feet 8
inches designed to record every minute
of play in a foot ball game, including
allowances for time out for injuries and
extra time, has been designed in Eng
land
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Shop Here in Safety

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park--no danger for children
stay as long as you wish, leave
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NXXHO wants to be GOVERNOR? comes BACK
w Joe. Think I'd like TO pace the ONCE
all night wondering whether ought to pardon
the lad who afterward turns out to be my
son? Think I'd like to get all anguished up
over the threat of the boss to reveal my secret
marriage with Fin Delorme unless I sign the
water power bill?"
ST wouldn't worry much about that" says I,
seeing that you never married Fin. AS recall
it you went to see her on an errand of mercy
and she started tearing her hair and yelling
that you were her husband"
"That, of course. is true" admits Davis, but
I'd have tough time convincing the world
and its hall-siSter."
For a WHILE agrees. "but I don't mind
telling you in the strictest confidence that Fits
eventually run over by high-powered car and
confeSses her death-bed that you were not
the mother of her grand-parents-"
Murder" yelps Ira Mellish. do we have to
listen to this haywire all EVENING""
Whats the complaint" demands. Then,
to change the subject: did you folks know
that once wrote and sold a scenario?"
mol" gasps Minnie. IT thought you were in
the pants business"
"I am" says I, "but can't guy take fight
with fancy? This play wrote was based on
the story of Robinson Crusoe. Want to hear
about it?"
personally observes Mellish, I'D rather
have meeting of my creditors"
Gemarks the misSus.
WELL" I goes on. overwhelmed by the en-
thusiaStic reaction to my suggestion, none OF
you lads and lassies may remember the picture.
but it was quite a sensation at the time. The
cabaret scene alone"
Cabaret scenei" exclaims La Mellish. How
did you get cabaret scene into Robinson
CruSoe?"
"Quite simple" / assures her. "Crusoe Is
sitting around looking lonesome, when title Is
flashed reading Would he have been so lone
some had he beer at the Hotsy-Totsy Club?'
That logically brought on the cuties."
SWELL" growls Ira. There should've been
another title-'Would it have been so quiet
had Crusoe been working in saw mill?'-and
then shown lot of Siamese manufacturing
teakwood for the cellarette trade"
"That wouldn't have been bad stunt"
admits, "but the director figured he could get
a better effect by producing party scene in .
girls school In East Hohokus. under the tities-
Had Crusoe'; daughter lived today would she
have INDUCED in such doings?"
WAS the plot of the piece changed much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-10
Cheap HeHum Production.


THE helium problems of the United States
would seem to have been removed. Dur
ing the month of May, the plant near Amarillo.
Tex, working at only go per cent capacity, pro-
duced 1890, $50 cubic feet of the gas SO vital
to safe airship flying. This output was limited
only by the demands Of the Army and Navy for
the gas.
In addition to the Amarillo plant, the Gov
eminent has second at Fort Worth, Tex.
Some idea of what the new figures mean
may be gained from the fact that the new
super dirigibles of the Navy viii call for $780,
900 cubic feet, meaning that the Amarillo plant.
at full capacity, could supply both in six
months
The first helium, produced in 1917, COST for
production expense alone, somewhere between
$1,7O0 and $4,000 a cubic foot. The cost at
the Amarillo plant was less than cent cubic
foot. The marvellous strides of modern science
and industry can find no more fitting example
than this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-10

IITe M getting tired" remarks the wife:
.of sitting around here night
1 1s a sae r sasa sss fs ssss sas:
like that. How about doing
something intellectual, something that'n develop
our minds"
ct have an idea" cuts in Minnie Mellish. the
mental minus of Lower Moronia. Lets go 70
the movies. They're playing the Guiding
Kid" down at the Bijou-"
That is an idea," declares Joe Davis.
There's nothing like a load Of pictures to
fatten you up between the ears. There's much
to be learned at the feet of the silver. screen"
such as, to wit, or rather to half-wit?" I
inquiries. ai
WELL" says joe who's down at the district
attorneys office, II got a great scheme for
solving the gangster problem from the pics.
Instead of going after the crooks with stool
pigeons and square-toes. I'm organizing bevy
of GIRLS"
IT see," I interrupts You mean maidens
wfo've been at school and don't know that
their mothers are queens of the hi-jackers,
innocent daughters of men higher up, and
prosecutors fiancees?"
Precisely" returns Davis MY plans to
send these girls to the haunts of the racketeers
AS figure it. the frlls will either soften up the
hard-boiled yeggs and make 'enn hit the straight
and narrow"
COR" horns in. cause 'em to go voluntarily
r.. the. electric chair Great ideal. 1t ought to
make you governor fssts f1scf ana ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-10
Refreshing Work GroqOs.

ID EFORESTATION work is going on fairly
rapidly in this country. with 111,157 acres
of vacant land converted into growing timber
land This brings the total of land reforested,
so far as the records Of the forest service CO. to
1855, 308
Much of this work has been stimulated by
the granting of land-tax immunity by many
States to all land set out to timber. Many
towns also have taken up reforestation, buying
idle land and planting trees to provide flu
ture source Of revenue to finance local civic
undertakings. Others have planted trees To
protect watersheds and insure the municipal
tiles against any danger Of water shortage.
Iowa leads all States In reforested acres,
with 242,2 s3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-10
Even the Movies Are Now Speakeasies-Snys

1--WE can't go there, either" he growls
why not?" asks the wife. what are they
playing?"
"A Modern Robinson CruSoe." banks Mellish.
Lets turn on the radio"
THAT your picture?" Joe asks me.
Nope" says I. THE name of mine was
changed to His Crimson SIM.
Copyright, 193O)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-10

OWE brought the play up to date" con-
tinues, by making Friday little chit of
a blonde called Mona Monday, who was the
daughter of the Wolf of Wall Street, N. Y.
Crusoe is a young lad who'd just come to the
Big Bluff from Galliopolis, o. Get the idea?
Manhattans the island he's wrecked on Is
that symbolism, or is it?"
at may be-" shrugs fra, "but as for me I
prefer spinach. Do you go on from here,
Heaven forbid, you through"
Hardly" says I. 1.-The plot is still wet. Get
load of this. boys and girls Mona's father
tells Crusoe he's got to get eight million dollars
in year If he wants to take over the frilps
charge accounts. The boys heart-broken and
about to enlist in the Coast Guard when he
runs into lad who's invented a upper for
string beans. They float company and sell
something like nineteen million shares of stock
Of no par or no possible value, when, all of q
sudden a shot is heard and would you believe
tt"
mot it or you on any OCCASION" shifts the
relative by marriage.
go on" urges Davis. I'm all a-twitter and
a-dutter and a-gog and"
"a sucker for listening" snarls Ira
"I'l pass over lightly" says I, "a couple of
the reels and get to the punch at the end. The
final scenes in Russia at the court of the Gar.
The Grand Duke MichaelS about to be de-
graded for clipping with the cafe singer when
Robinson Crusoe at the head of his trusty
Tartars bursts into the palace. There follows
an entertainment featured by balalaika or
chestra and some girls from the Ukraine doing
fancy steppes. It's all very pretty"
Doubtless" cut in Mellish, looking at his
watch and chain, "but. IL we're going to .
show well have to hustle"
''Ive seen the bill at the Bijou," remarks the
missus. what have they at the Gem?"
wait" says Ira. land I'll look in the paper"
He thumbs through the afternoon sheet and
glances up with a grimace Of disgust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-10

after you wrote it?" inquiries Joe Davis.
slightly" answers. THE picture people
felt that the story ought to be modernized
trifie and bit of S. A. thrown into it"
as. A.?" repeats Minnie South American"
"They probably have it in South America"
tells her, "but Greta Carlo and Peggy Joyce
practically dominate the visible supply in this
country. But to get back to Robinson
"Why?" inquiries the frau
whats the hurry?" Scowls Mellish.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
BOXEO
FACIL FUE LA VICTORIA
DE YOUNG RUSSELL So
BRE FRYER
WEBB PUSO A DORMIR A
LA MARI

Los tambores y cornetas de
la delegation de Palmetto Sc de-
iaban DIR anoche en- Benjamin
Field cada vez que Joseito Ro-
driguez, tambien conocido por
Young Russell y ia Pantera de
Palmetto, Sc anotaba un asalto
sobre ell valiente Dwight Fryer
de Little Rock, Arkansas.
Queriendo complacer a su5
convecinos, que ansian verle en-
la primera division de peso
weller, Joseito solt6 los pl-
nos tan pronto son6 la campa'
ma Y no contuvo la velocidad de
estos hasta que la llegIda del
decimo round puso fin al com
bate.
Boxeando como un maestro,
demostrando una habilidad su
perior a la que todos los "fana
ticos" lie reconocian, Russell ba-
tic a su contrario de "campana
a campana", no obstante la va
La gaceta., 1930-03-15

y Ell divide del no ser va NADIA?
Aunque tan recogido en- 81 mis-
mo, Currito Sc habia dejado con
qulStar por aquellas vanidades
y le costaba trabajo renunciar a
elias.
Mas Rocio sobre TODD. Y una
tlola noche de Agosto en- que la
"Muhequilla", sentada en- ell ba!
con Gle su casa de San Sebastian
en- Ell paseo de la Concha. mira
oa fistemente parpadear ell ia
70 de la isla de Santa Clara y
las oscilaciones de las lucecitas
que surcaban la negrura inmen
Sa y Sc sumergfan en- ella, Gu,
rfl(o tom6 dulcemente la cara
oe su mujer y lie pregunt6:
-iQue me das por una mott
sia muy allegro, senita Rosio?
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
HOY sali6 bien; pero Nv m

Hoy sali6 bien; pero ~ ma
mana?
Una cogida de NADIA, una
Icorna sobre sano', sin importan
cha, que S ecur6 en- POGO mas de
ocho dias, la tuvo a punto de
volverse loca y aument6 sus te-
mores. Su padre la rin6 aspe-
ramente. GQue tonterias eran
aquelllas? jQueria que por sus
disparates renunciase su mari
que lie quedaba por ganar? 81
que lie quedab apor ganar? 81
Rocio no Sc habia propuesto
guitar animos a Currito, no de-
bia atormentarle mas con aque-
Ito.
It'll es que quieres asustar
a tn mario? mo? Pues dejalo
en- pa, que hastante mieo da er
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
Ha llamao despasio, ha llamao
despasio! iCogida! iCogida!

Ha llamao despasio, ha llamao
despasio! iCogida! iCogida!
iPobres mujeres y pobres ma
dres de los toreros! Isl Sc pen
sara en- elias mientras fieramen
tie Sc grita al torero ''para que
exponga mas.
Currito, viendo tan desmejo-
rada a Rocio, consult6 con los
mejores medicos. Todos diagnos
ticaron conformes. No habia le-
sion organica. Era simplemente
un estado de sobreexcitaci6n
nerviosa, al presente eorregi-
BILE con facilidad sin terapeuti
ca de botica, aguas o aire. La
medicinal estaba en- manos del
CharolilLo: evitarla toda impre
sion desagradable, NADIA de emo
clones, mucha tranquilidad, paz
La gaceta., 1930-03-15

lentia y d~estreza de Fryer, que
parecia no hallarse en- su me-
jor forma.
La agilidad de Joseito en- ell
combate de anoche, ell habil uso
de los ganchos izquierdos, hizo
que su rival, herido junto a la
boca desde antes de empeZar ell
bout, luciera como un pugi-
lista inferior, de tercera cate
goria.
Ell vencedor de Luis Coma
lez "represent6" un desairado
papel frente a las "garras" de
la Pantera.
En- ell decimo pareci6 que la
desigual batalla iba a terminar
por "nocao'; pero ell de Arkan
SaS logr0 mantenerSe de pie, Su-
jetandose.
Con los ojos lastimados por
los punetazos del j6ven latino,
ell vencido vic otorgar ell triun-
70 al vencedor.
Relampago Sagiero tendra
que cuidarse mucho ell pr6ximC
1iernes 81 no quiere recibir una
desagradable sorpresa.
va Palmetto Beach tiene e.
"astro" que buscaba y Sc apelli-
da Rodriguez, aunque tolers
que Sc lie lame Russell y Pante
ra.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15

toro sin nesesia de que nadie Sc
10 aumente ar torero con pam
plinoserias.
) Rocio guard6 para 81 sus te-
mores y no volvi6 a pedir a Gu
rrito, cada vez mas metido en-
el toreo, que Sc retirase; pero
una honda tristeza, que no a.
certaba a ocultar, Sc apoder6
de ella; nerviosa inquietud la
consumfa perdio Ell apetitoa en-
flaquecio Sc divide de la risa.
Lloraba por NADIA Y Sc asustaba
con TODD. Doquiera, veia senales
de siniestros augurios. La Ia
mazda de los chicos de Telefonos
que llevaban eel parte" la pro-
ducia crispaciones de miedo.
Jay, que ha llamao muy
fuerte y es ma1a senal!-O-
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
%quietud..., no torear.

quletud..y no tOrear.
mo torear! iQue facil de de
cir. ~ que duro de hacerl r..
Sc del APPLAUSE. de la admiration
del homemade c~onstante de las
multltudes; dejar de ser ell per.
IsonaJe constante de las multitu-
DIES; dejar de ser Ell personaie a
qulen todos miriam, para CONVEX
tlrse en- ell cualquiera de quien
nadle hace case! No disfrutar
mas ell pungente placer de SEN
flr sobre 81 treinta mil ojos an
helantes y DIR luego ell rugido
de ounce mil bocas vitoreado-
ras proclamando ell triunfor
,Muy pesados, muy impertinen-
ties los admiradores, terrible es-
claVitud la del pdblico, hirientes
sus lras...; pero ~ la soledad
La gaceta., 1930-03-15

yes que cuando a mi no me gus
ia un toro, ma nay?
-Pero tie silban, tie insultan,.
Sc doli6 la "Munequilla".
Currito Sc encogi6 de HON
bros. ST los toreros fueran a
fijarse en- ESQ.,.
Rocio no tuvo va bora tran
quila, siempre temiendo desgra-
cias. Los dias de corrida, cast
todos los de la temporada, eran
para ella I'm tormento inacaba-
BILE, al que no ponia termino ell
ltelefonema urgente que, apenas
caido ell ultimo toro de Currito,
lie noticiaba que este habia des.
pachado la corrida sin move
dad. porque ALI mismo comen-
zaba la augusta del siguiente
dia.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
Los tambores yseernetas vols

Los tambores yseornetas vols
veran ell vierneS a Benjamin
Field y junto con ellos los Isl
lenciadores"... "silenciadores'.. ..
por 81 sale la criada r~espondo-
ma.
Franckie La MARI luci0 bien
en- los dos primeros rounds de
la semifinal; pero Spike Webb
"solt6 los perros" y en- ell euarto
asalto Ell joven de Chicago Sc
hallaba tirado. sobre la Iona,
maltratado y vencido. Eloy Cuef
vo lie conto con mucha delicade-
"a Y ell ''interfecto" fue recogi-
do.
Para recompensar q Webb sc
lie c~ontrato para pelea4 el vier-
mes con ell camagieyano Tony
Dominguez.
Tablas fue ell combate entire
Eddie Bond, de Bradenton, y
George Brown, de Tampa.
Eddie Cancela venci6 por 'e-
cisi6n a Dan Buckley.
Eloy Cuervo fue ell referee de
los preliminares.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15

La condiei6n ffsica, no Ell dine
70 d~eterminara mi vuelta al
ring. Para mi 10 mismo sera
que me ofrezcan un million que
un real; 81 no puedo ponerme
en- estado de re~presentar IN al
roso papel, permanecere retira-
do.
Para decidir quien tiene YER
dadero a ser considerable ell con-
tendiente l6gico' Dempsey es.
TINA que debe ponerse a "Tuf-
fly" Griffith frente a Otto Won
Porat Y ell vencedor enfrentarse
con ell ganador del match Shar-
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
DE LOALZA

New York, Mario 15.-Dan
do otra prueba del derecho que
lie asiste a aspirar a la corona
de peso ligero, ell pequeno Tony
Canzoneri, de Brooklyn, venci6
anoche de manera decisiva, en-
ell Madison Square Garden, al
rudo chileno Tony LoayZa.
Canzoneri vapule6 sin COM
passion al s-ur-americano, no de.
jando duda de su superioridad.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15

NUEVO ~BUNGALOW.-Una
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de I'm bonito bun
galow bien construido y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bien acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- Gambia. Telefo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale IL,
que 10 vendo en- las mismas con
diciones.