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The Washington times., 1930-05-15
QUITS
PROMOTING

ROCHESTER, Mimi, May Is
Jack Dempsey, recuperating here
from an operation, has decided to
quit promoting fights until next
fall, it was learned today, and un,
less business conditions improve
greatly by that time and some gilt
tering fistic stars are available for
Chicago display, the ex-champlon
is completely finished as an i'm,
pressario of fist throwers.
Dempsey's decision was precipi-
tated by the necessity for an
operation here two weeks ago and
which will make it impossible for
him to get back into strenuous
business of any kind for many
Discussing other reasons,
he said:
l had planned to put on
some open air shows. but the
great trouble was to find some
first class men who would
draw gates of real size" he
said. The bulk of them were
tied up with their outfits. Un-
less one has some real stars
headlining an outdoor card
the thing is quite likely to be
a bust because of the terrific
overhead.
up to the time I came here
for the operation I was unable
to get the men I wanted.
Since I have been advised by
the doctors that / must take
things very easy until late in
the summer. I decided to close
up my Chicago office and at
tempt no promotions until fall.
If, by that time. a new crop
of fighting youngsters have
come along, 1 will resume in
door shows in the Chicago
Coliseum. If not. then I'll be
through.
The fight game just now
is in a bad way. Topnotch
fighters avoid meeting each
other, many champions won't
fight tough challengers unless
it's an overweight thing and
this has killed off considerable
interest in the sport"
Dempsey will be here another
week or ten days. After that he
will keep a few refereeing en-
gagements and then go to Cali
fornia, where he plans to spend
the summer in some of the noun
tainS near Los Angeles.
The ex-champion was operated
upon for an intestinal growth
which has been troubling him fol
more than seven years. The sur
geonS here marvel over the fact
that with this condition he was
able to fight five battles-Gib
bons, Firpo, Sharkey and two
with Tunney. They are of the
opinion that the operation will
put Dempsey in better physical
condition than he has known fol
many years.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
Lott, Van Ryn Play
Sin0Les on u. S. Team

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-
John Van Ryn, of East Orange,
N. j., will oppose DR.. Jack
Wright, Canadian, today in open
ing the first round Davis Cup
matches between the United
States and Canada. George M.
Lott, of Chicago. and Marcel
Rainville. second Canadian player,
will clash in the concluding bat
tie of the afternoon.
Saturday Lott will play DR..
Wright and Rainville will meet
Van Ryn. The doubles matches
will be played Friday.
The winners Of the events will
meet Mexico's tennis stars in
Washington next week, the vic
tors going abroad to meet the
European champions for the
right to challenge France, holder
of the Davis Cup trophy.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
PICKU UPSANn PUTOuTS

in England. Jess Sweetzer,
whom business kept home in
New York, believes the British
will triumph. says the BritOnS
are accustomed to the cold
winds that sweep from the sea-
side. playground youngsters
are in the midst of prelim-
inaries for the city-wide field
and track championships May
"a. Tom Zachary played with
the AS under the name of
walton. Mrs. John Neal
Hodges, of the Army. Navy
and Marine Corps Club, hits
powerful shots off the tee and
through the fairway putting
keeps her scores high. Goose
GOslin is hitting for $50.
went to the plate 100 times.
crashed out 26 hits and has
driven home IS runs. @F
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
WRIGHT SHINES
IN ROBIN WIN

NEW YORK; May 15.-When
Lily Damita, that little French
actress who is the most beautiful
girl on Broadway right now, was
introduced to Babe Ruth the
other night, she piped up:
ooh, you beeg babee, where
is your home rum"
Poor Babe blushed, looked
through all his pockets and did
not answer, which brings us face
to face with today's case Of
Glenn Wright, that big sticking
captain of the Brooklyn Robins.
Glenn was asked the same ques.
tion as Babe in that conflict oe'
tween the flock and Cincinnati
yesterday and what an answer
he gave.
1t was in the third inning, one
man on and the Reds two runs
ahead in a game deciding dis
puted possession of the third
rung in the National League race,
Glenn annoyed those Cincy fans
considerably by showing right
where he kept his home run
supply and in addition to the
four-sack Clout he delivered, the
Robin chief contributed Two
triples and a single, which &C
counted rather largely for the
fact Brooklyn won. Z to 4.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Chris eagle. his secret mar
riage and subsequent resigna-
tion from the Military Academy
only widenS the ArmyNavy
athletic branch. yet, Repre-
sentative Britten may blast
forth with another drive for
an Army-Navy game, with the
Chicago Stadium as the speci-
fled playing spot Sam Hyman,
old Georgetown hurler, flips for
Albany of the Eastern League
:. Henry Lamar would be some
noise in the boxing racket if
he carried a punch. George
VOigt and Roland Mackenzie
can write this city'S name on
COLTS scroll by sensational per-
fOrmances in the Walker Cup
matches today and tomorrow
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
TiLden Scores OUer
German Net Aces

COLOGNE. May 15.-Further
proof that Big Bill Tilden is out
to make his European invasion
a smashing success was evident
today from the one-sided vic
tories he scored yesterday over
two Of Germany's leading tennis
players and his third victory in
mixed doubles.
Americas champion trounced
Otto Froitzheim, No. in the
German ranking, 6-1, 60, 6-3.
and again defeated F. Frenz in
two-set match, 60, GA.
Tilden and Miss Cecilie AuSem,
of Germany, bested Miss H. Krah-
winkel, and F. Kuhlmann,
81 a
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
SHARKEY SILENT
ON CAMP PLANS

ORANGEBURG. N. Y. May
15.-Jack Sharkey now known
as one of those strong, silent
men, probably will not don the
gloves for several days in prepara-
ton for his battle in New York
on June IL against Make Schmel-
ing. The Boston sailor boy has
not assembled his Sparring part
ners yet and possibly until next
week will continue his program
of yesterday, which consisted of
bag smacking and rope skipping.
Sharkey declined to discuss his
training plans and continued sill
ence on the part of the once
talkative boxer caused surprise.
ENDICOTT, May 15.-Max
Schmeling was scheduled to sign
contracts today to meet Jack
Sharkey June IL. and if victori-
Gus to defend the worlds heavy
weight title under the auspices
of Madison Square Garden in
1881.
Garden officials came to
the German boxers training
camp here yesterday to sign
Schmeling, but unexpected
developments came up at a
conference and signing of
the contracts was delayed.
Changes in the agreements as
submitted by Garden officials
were said to have been asked by
Joe Jacobs, manager of Schmel-
ing. The suggested changes were
submitted to Garden officials and
attorneys. If the revised con-
tracts are approved by Garden
officials, they will be submitted
to Schmeling again today for
signing.
The German boxer continued
his training grind preparing for
his bout next month with
Sharkey, Furnishing four sparring
mates. He only boxed five
rounds.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
Minor Results

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Asheville. g. Charlotte. 0.
Greenville, 2. Columbia. 0,
Macon, 3; Augusta, 0.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
winston Salem. 6; Durham. q
High Point. IL; Henderson, /,
Raleig (wet grounds).
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hollywood. 10; Seattle, 7.
San Francisco, s; Sacramento, 0.
Oakland, A. Los Angeles, 2.
Portland. 8; Missions. 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield. 6; Pittsfield. 4.
New Haven. s; Providence, 6.
Bridgeport 8; Hartford, 4.
Albany at Allentown, rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark, Z; Montreal, ?.
(All other games, rainy
WESTERN LEAGUE
Omaha. 5; st. Joseph. 4.
Denver, S; Wichita, 4.
Toreka. 16; Pueblo. s.
oklahoma City at Des Moines. cold
Des Moines. 6; Oklahoma City. 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans. 5: Chattanooga. 8.
Nashville, 16; Mobile z.
Little Rock. 10; Birmingham. 2,
Atlanta. I; Memphis, 4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(Al games postponed, rainD
TEXAS LEAGUE
Houston. 6; Shreveport. 4.
Wichita Falls, 1; Beaumont, 0 Gst
Beaumont. l; Wichita Falls, 0 cd
Fort Worth. 4; San Antonio, ,.
G2 inningsD
Dallas at Waco. rain.
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE
Waynesboro. 10; Hagerstown, 4.
Is innings, rain).
Frederick, .; Chambersburg. /.
NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE
can games postponed. rain.)
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
Committee in FdUOr
of B1rrinq Camera

CHICAGO, May 15.-Suspen-
sion of Primo Carnero, Italian
heavyweight monster. was in pros
pect today in 20 States with the
completion of an investigation
of Cameras bouts in the United
States by committee of the Ma
tional Boxing Association.
The committees report, for
warded to Stanley M. Isaacs, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, association presi-
dent, recommended Cameras sus-
pension.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
Odd FeLLOLUs Hold
Biz Pin Event

Fourteen teams from the Wash
ington Odd Fellows Bowling
League will meet IA from the
Baltimore organization in the
final block of a mammoth inter
city battle at Lucky Strike Satur-
day night starting at $50.
Total pins for all teams will de-
eide winners. The Baltimoreans
are nine pins ahead at present.
A banquet at the Raleigh will fol-
low the match.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15

itself. ahead of your shoulders.
Your shoulders must follow
the action-the clubhead leads
all the way. Get your arms,
and consequently your hands
(and the club started from
the top first. Keep your body
in it's position until you take
off" with the club. From then
on the body follows after,
but the club, being away first,
and not being retarded by
any pulling or Juggling at it,
will accelerate quickly. Hold
your head still, which will
hold your shoulders back, and
let the wrists go out with the
club in the bottom arc.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn. !; Cincinnati. 4.
St, Louis. I; New York, 8.
Boston Chicago (Rain).
Philadeluhia- Pittsburgh (Rain).
Today's Games
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
CanzOneri Is Menace
MLiQhtWeiqht Ranks

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May Is.
Tony Canzoneri, New York Italian
who formerly held the worlds
featherweight title, was up an.
other rung today in his campaign
to become a first rank contender
for the lightweight championship.
He defeated Johnny Farr of
Cleveland in slow, dull 1O-round
bout here last night. Canzoneri
weighed 131 and one half, while
Farr was a pound heavier.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
ROLL OFF PIN TIE

Howard Campbell and Irving
Billheimer, tied for the Glass "A w.
C. D. A. tournament singles, will
roll off for the title at Convention
Hall at 2 o'clock today. Total pins
for games will decide winner
Both had 355.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
Golfer Scores SO
For Is Holes in
50 Minutes

PRINCETON, N. j., May IS
Trotting the three and a half
miles around the Springdale golf
course here in so minutes, Palmer
j. Lathrop. Princeton junior,
from New York city, turned in a
score of SO for 1S holes, ana won
a substantial wager for his feat.
The bet was that he could not
break a hundred In less than an
hour.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
STILL POPULAR

De Wolf Hopper, veteran Of
the stage, estimates that he has
publicly recited Casey at the
Bat" between six and seven
thousand times over a period of
AZ years. The first recital was
on August 13. 1888.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
WOoDMEN LISTING

Tony Burrutto wants to sched
ule a game for his Woodmen of
the World baSeballers for Sunday
Call Metropolitan 2497 after
Ip. m.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
T(r)E)AY''S S
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
eland-WASHINGTON (Rain).
st. LOuis-New York (Rain).
Detroit Boston Gold weather..
Chicago Philadelphia (Rain).
Today's Games
Cleveland at WASHINGTON at $3.50
p. M.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
~. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15

first, so that
the club gets
away in the
lead and
| e a d S
t hr oughout.
Hit with the
club, not with
any part f
your body. If
you find your
yourself in
clin d t o
throw t h e
right Shoul-
der in" | e t
the clu b
c,r,inr in of
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LIoNELS PLAY TODAY

The Lionel Senior nine will
hook up with the P. o. Props
this afternoon at 5 o'clock on
Monument Diamond No. /.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
INSIDE

You can avoid slicing by get
ting the club, which means
your arms, started downward
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
BARRIERS SEEKING

Clifton BARRIERS are without a
game for Sunday. Call Manager
1ucolo, North S177.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15
j. s. NET STARS
AWAIT DRAW

PARIS, Ma. IS 0.N.SD.-
Americas entrants in the French
hard court tennis doubles cham
pionShips today eagerly awaited
the first draw. which will begin
Monday. Singles draw will not
be decided until next week.
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and
Elizabeth Ryan, the California
combination, were seeded in the
upper half Of the draw in the
women's doubles. Helen jacobs,
also of California, is paired with
Jeanne Sicard, of Belgium.
Ella de Alvarez, of Spain,
WhittingStall, of England,
and Mrs. Eileen Bennett
make up another cOmbina.
tiOn. Britain is represented
by Joan Fry nd Ermyntrude
Harvey.
Bill Tilden and Wilbu F. Coen,
jr., will get opposition from such
teams as Jacques Brugnon and
Henri Cochet and Jean Borotra
and Rene de Buzelet, of France;
j. Colin Gregory and Ian G. Col
lin, of Great Britain; Jack Craw
ford and E! F.. Moon, Australia,
and Tackeichi Harada and Takio
Abe. Of Japan,
The Washington times., 1930-05-15

Gallant Fox, with Earl
Sande, his Derby rider in the
saddle, was breezed over a dis
tance of rs miles, and work
ed in company with Wrattler,
the crack son of Sir Gala
had, Sd, which comes to Sat
urday's race unbeaten in COM
petition as a 3-year-Old, ran
the long route in 2:O3, and
eaSed up the full Derby course
in 2:19.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15

The West, after its third
derby conquest in cOnsecu-
tive years, will be represented
by Tannery, Breezing Thru,
Gallant knight, Buckeye
Poet, High Foot. Uncle Lu-
ther, Broadway Limited and
LOnguS.
The Washington times., 1930-05-15

NATIONAL LEAGUE
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
TEATRO CASINO
A. de la Pena.

Encantado Sc mostr6 Ell pu-
blico que anoche concurri6 a.
Casino, con Half Marriage,
la hermosa production que hoy
volvera a exhibirse.
La primera escena es una
fiesta de artistas, de bohemios
en- un estudio de Greenwich
Village.
Mayor naturalidad, mayor
exactitud en- los detalles, es i'm
possible conseguirla.
La m1sica de la production.
adaptada por Gus Arnheim
que ahora Sc encuentra Ell Eu-
ropa Iuego de haber dirigido
durante ocho amos la orquesta
del hotel Ambassador, es deli
ciosa.
Manana presentara ell Cast
no un programa eXtraordina-
rio, de domingo.
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ESTAN L~ABORANDO LOS
DELEGADOS A LA CON-
FERENCIA DEL DESARME
NAVAL

Londres. Mario 8.-Atrasa-
dos en- su labor por la demora
que cauSara la crisis en- ell go
bierno frances, los delegadoS
a la conferencia del desarme
naval decidieron laborar hoy
con ell fin de terminar sus ira
bajoS 10 mas pronto possible.
EXiste considerable ansiedad
especialmente entire los ameri-
canos, por Ell POGO tempo Que
les queda en- este mes para re-
solver los importantes profile
mas sometidos a su estudio.
Descontando los finales de
semana quedan a los delega-
dos IA diaS laborables, Con es-
to en- vista ell primer miniStro
acknowledgements a las de
legaciones que Sacrificaran ell
descanso de los sabados para
dar mayor actividad~a la con-
ferencia y asi decidir las cues
tones dentro de la mayor bre-
vedad.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

lIahana, Mario S.-Atirma-
Sc aqui que ell senado america
no echara nuevas cargas sobre
ell tabaco elaborado en- Cuba,
a su entrada EN- los Estados Uni
dos.
Ell embajador eubano ante
Il gobierno del presidente Hoo
yer, ST.. Ferrara, esta actuando
para inquirir 10 que haya de
cierto.
Creese por elementos que
iicen estar bien informados
que ell Senado NADIA hara en-
'ontra del tabaco, hego de su
esoluci6n de hace pocos dias
en- contra de la eXportaci6n en-
bultos postales.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
lLTINAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS
DECLARE Ell ABOGAD
DAVIS

Orlando, Mario Sired H.
Davis, abogado general del es-
tado. declare hoy ante ell sub
comHe de creditos del congreso
que preside Mr.. Wood.
A preguntas de Mr.. Wood ell
Sr. Davis manifesto que 81 es-
tado puede derivar fondos del
depar.amento de caminos para
la campana a favor del eXtermi-
MO de la moSca, 81 asi Sc desea.
lPor que no Sc ha hecho va?
~interrog6 ell presidente del sub
comite.
David replica que la contestl
cion no estaba dentro de sus a.
tribuciones.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
NOTA DE VENGANZA DE
UN

Chicago, Mario 8.-Uno de
los mejores tiradores entire los
pistoleros, "Polaco Joe" Salts,
e3 aguardado hoy desde su re-
trio de Wisconsin con ell fin de
Vengar la muerte de su aliado
John (Dingbat) Oberta. John
Siege, jefe de detectives, ha
anunciado que mandara un co
mite a recibirlo, compuestO por
hombres bien armados.
Stega fue informado de que
Salts habia salido de su finca,
diciendo: 70 nc Sc quien matf
a mi amigo; pero pronto 10 a
veriguare.
Salts cree, no obstante, que
ell asesino de Oberta Y su cho-
fer, Sam Malega, es Frank Nc
F~arlane, un exaltado de Salts.
ahor> en- combination con Spi-
Ike o Donell y su partida.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

Perry G.. Wall Sc present6 =
,er a los comisionados del con
lado pidiendo dinero para obtt
er "proteccion arancelaria
Jntra las frutaS y Vepetall DE-
xterior, del eXtranjero.
Sc quiere %arrojar sobre g
,ueblo la "diferencia".
Mejor explicado; con la "ta
.ifita' Y para beneficiar a tire.
cuatro centenares de campesi
los, los aguacates que ahOra
bier as las ''puertas para d
lie Cuba, nos cuestan a cinco ,
diez c%entavOs. Tenderness que p:
CARLOS a 20 cts 0 mas.
L0 mismo pasara con los to
mates, los Zapotes, e,C.!
~ que tai tarifa sea pedida
p0r un dem6crata, por un aft
liado al partido Democratico, ;.
en- periuicio de miles dem6cra
tas que parece favorecer el pr
teccionismo' republicano!
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

connie que preside ell DR.. Geo.
Henry Bradford, de Miami,
La p,ataforma, que debera
ser discutida, dispone: Condo
naci6n del sistema de honora-
rios para oficiales del condado
Y abolici6n del mismo.
Creaci6n del puesto de teso-
zero del condado para name
jar los fondos del condado.
Creaci6n del puesto de audi
tor general.
Deberes combinados de los
fiscales del estado, y condado
bajo una sofa administration.
Abolici6n de la ley primarIa
que requiere de los electores
contesten por quien v0t&ron eE
las pasadas elecciones.
APPRECIATION de leyes banca
rias para la protecci6 nde los de
posi- antes de los bancos y homes
ia administration y liquidation
de los bancos difuntos.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

Habana, Mario 8.-Comen-
tanse con interes las declara-
clones que aver hiciera en- At
lantic City. Estados Unidos.
Anton Heinen, constructor ale,
man que mandara dirigihles du
rante la guerra.
Heinen asegura que dentro
de POGO tempo construira pc
quenos dirigibles a un costo de
$1,000, y a prueba de bobos,
para que los ciudadanos pue-
dan llevar sus familias por los
aires, Usaran un gas no infla-
mable, inventado por el, y un
automovilista podra a%prender-
los a manejar en- 48 horas.
Aqui Sc despert6 gran inte-
res por ell dirigible Defender,
que hace pocos dias visitara la
Habana.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
LA POLICIA
DOS BOMBAS Y ARMAS
EN- CHICAGO

Chicago, Mario 8.-Once
hombres fueron arrestados y
dos bombas, cuatro escopetas y
yarias pistolas capturadas en-
una vista hecha por la policia
en- la noche de aver, a una fin
ca situada cerca de Merose
Park. La casa de vivienda de la
finca fue rodeada por dos cuer
pos de detectives. Las luces de
los automobiles fueron enfOca-
das sobre ell edificio y Sc pidi6
a los inquilinos que Sc rindie-
ran.
Varios hombres trataron de
escapar subiendose por las yer
taras; pero t~uVieron que de-
sistir amenazados por los re.
v6lvers de los agentes. La ma
yor parte de los d~etenidos
miembros del trust de la bonn
ba," pertenecieron en- una epo-
ca a la famosa cuadrilla dc
Genna, "duena" del East Side
por varios amos. N6mbranse los
dos principles detenidos Tony
Caliendo, propietario de la fin.
ca, y Tony Gianni, descrito pol
la policia como teniente del je.
fe de trafico de bebidas alco-
h6licas en- Melrose, Joe Monta.
ma.
C0nfidentes de la oficina de
abogado general del estado hi
cieron la denuncia.
La policia dice tener en- ST
poder informes sufieientes pa
ra probar que la partida habfs
facilitado algunas de las bonn
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
LAS AUTORIDADES FEDE-
RALES VAN A AYUDAR A
COMBATIR LA MISTERIO-
SA DE O.
KLAHOMA

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
Mario 8.-Las autoridades fe-
derales Sc han undo hoy con
las del estado en- un esfuerZo
para combatir la misteriosa
enfermedad, acompahada poi
sintomas de PARALYSIS, que ac-
tualmente padecen mas de 300
personals, aunque todavla no
ha producido defunciones. Ell
Dr.. Walter H. Miles, director
de salubfidad, atfibuye la ex-
trana enfermedad a un licor
venenoso.
T. Benjamin, del servicio de
alimentos y drogas del gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos, anun
clio aver que un bando ha sido
cGlc"ad0 sobre cargamentos d.
Jenjibre, de Jamaica, vendidos
de Kansas City y st. Louis.
Dos muchachas estudiantes
del institute figuran entire los
enfermos.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
OPTIMIS-
TAS DEL PRESIDENTE
HOOVER

Washington, Mario SIN
complete estudio de la presen-
te situaci6n economical ha con-
vencido al presidente Hoover de
que dentro de un mes 0 dos To-
mas serios efectos del humid
miento del mercado de valores
habran pasado, meiorando las
condolences en- toda la republi-
ca.
Mr.. Hoover mand6 aver 4
lamar a los periodistas y le-
do a conOcer SUI opinion, basa-
da en- un estudio established he
cho por los departamentos IN
teresados y Ell consultas con los
.jefes de prominentes organiZa-
clones de negocios.
1OdaS las eNldenclaS lnQlcdn
dice Mr.. Hoover, que los peoreo
efectos del desastre caido So
be los hOmbres que trabajan.
con motive del Crash" de la
3olsa de valores, habran pasa
do dentro de los pr6ximos &C
dias con la disminuci6n de los
sin trabajo y la continuada COO
peraci6n de las agencias que ac-
tivamente ayudan al gobierno
! para restaurar la estabilidad de
los negocios y aliviar la inquie-
tud reinante.
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IOTEClAS De
IrJTERES LOCAL.

Declare aver ante Ell subco-
mite de la camara de represen-
tantes que preside Mr.. Wood,
on Orlando, ell presidents del
comitG executive del partido
republican, en- ell estadO, f. 4.
Galloway, de Lakeland.
A menos que las cosas cam
)ien. ,diio, habra a1ui una que
IRA civil
Diio que Sc habian hecho
muchas cosas malas y que e.
pueblo no simpatizaba con
elias. Qde los empleos Sc ha-
bian dado a los dem6cratas Y
no a los republicanos Y demo
cratas "hooveristas."
EN- manos de polfticos esta
ell Comite dc plantas. Ellos a.
nuncian la hosea para mantle
ner sus puestos."
Galloway tuv0 un incidente
con Ell representative Byrns, que
lie interrog6 aCerca de la "gue-
IRA civil" y ambos criticaron
al juez S. l.. Hollans, de Bar
tow, que Sc dice representa- o
30 de la cosecha de naranja de
la Florida.
(PdS0 q Ia 4d.)
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

ron ante la comisi6n investiga-
dora del presidente Hoover,
dos promipentes miembros de
la igleSia cat6Iica. ell arzobispo
Conan y ell obispo Legouaze.
Los dos prelados, hablando
por mas de la mitad de la po-
blaci6n de la republica, die
ron que e! pueblo ansia su Ii
bertad, la desaparici6n de la
dictadura Y ell restablecimien-
to del ~gobierno popular.
FL cIero cat6Iico de Haiti re-
cibe sueldo del gobierno.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

Madrid, Mario Sci jefe del
gobierno, Oral Berenguer, ha re
cibido I'm telegrama del Oral.
Jordana, alto comisario en- Ma
rruecos, comunicandole haber
realizado una inspection en- La
rache.
Muestrase complacido al alto
comisario del resultado de su
vista.