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The Washington times., 1931-07-24
Late Stage
News From
Broadway

Norma Terris has been engaged
for the only feminine role in the
musical version of "The Plays
the Thing" which Billy Rose
plans to present here in mid
September. Mr.. Rose hopes to
engage Ernst Lubitsch as director
of the production, which will
have music and lyrics by Richard
Rodgers and LorenZ Hart.
Lillian Roth has been engaged
for the forthcoming "Vanities." :"
Miss Roth appeared in an edition
of the Earl Carroll revue several
years ago, before she attracted
attention in motion pictures and
vaudeville.
"Once in Lifetime" will begin
an extended road tour on Septem.
ber 81. The comedy will achieve
it's 350th performance on Broad
way at the Plymouth Theater TO-
night.
up the Alley" a farce by
George Smithfield, is scheduled
to begin a three weeks engage
ment at the Provincetown Play
house tonight. The play may
later be brought to Broadway.
Follow Me-" a musical piece
starring Will Osborne, will be
placed in rehearsal on August 3
by Harry Romm.
wharf Niger" described as
"a drama of interracial strife in
the South" Is announced to open
at the Provincetown Playhouse
on September Is. Paul Peters is
the author Of the play, which
will be produced by Mayer Fon-
diller, a newcomer to the pro-
ducing ranks.
The Washington times., 1931-07-24

Richard Strauss beSt-known
symphony will be the only work
broadcast from the Lewisohn
Stadium concert at the College
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The Washington times., 1931-07-24
T'' z,nss@ as5ss' :: MARK HELLINGER
Radio Programs Offering
Clever Music Features

9radio program, appearing each
week as master of ceremonies.
The Washington times., 1931-07-24

before he, can finally win the
girl!
A Dentists Tale
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

al que Sc atreve a indicarla CO
mo POGO digna de MERCER la es-
timaci6n publica y de legitimar
.su passion con ell santo sacramen
ito del matrimonio?
"Yo mismo, a cuya noticia
habian llegado algunas prime
'ras aventuras de Pillar Suarez,
que asi Sc llamaba la novia de
Joaquin Bernaregui, me atrevi
un dia a rogarle que procurase
refrenar su passion, v dedicara
algdn tempo a examinar ell bre-
We pasado de aquella mujer que
no contaba a1n veinte amos y de
Ia que no todos cuantos la como.
clan hablabaE con respeto. Has
me atrevi a indicarle que, vi
ado los parientes de Pillar EN-
Ill pueblecito de la costa de Le-
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

vante y habiendole ella mani
.festado muchas veces que solo
la separaban de ellos incompa-
tibilidad de caracteres, conve-
MIA que 81 mismo fuese a ha-
blair con eIlos, sin noticiarselo
a la i~nteresada, Y adquirir ALI
datos fi~dedignos sobre su vida
v sus costumbres. Rechaz6 mis-
consoles, desoy6 cuantas adj
vertencias mas o menos embo-
zadas lie hicieron algunos COM
paheros. y decide resueltamen-
te dar su mano a la amada de
su coraz6n por ser la 1nica mu-
ier que lie habia comprendido,
que lie habfa amado entrana-
blemente y que podia hacerle
d~iclloso..., ia 81, pobre ne6fito
en- pasiones amorosas y que ola
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

"Pero ell hijo pr6digo de la
Biblia era falsificado. Quiza en-
tire los harapos de su miseria,
en- los horribles crepdsculos de
mil dias sin pan, entire las bru-
mas mortiferas de aquella Ame-
RIGA donde habia arrastrado los
'diez amos de su esteril ~juventud,
sinti6 brotar en- su coraz6n la
chispa del r~emordimiento y ell
anhelo de la paz de la conciencia
v del bienestar del cuerpo. Els
possible Y aun probable que, al
d~esemparcar en- su patria, aque-
Has ideas llegaran a querer apo
derarse de su cerebro; pero un
hecho triste, brutal, aterrador,
lie habia vuelto a sumir en- la per
versidad de su pasado. Su her
mano. aQ0el que iba q perdOnar-
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
AWESOS EN WEST TAMPA

sin duda por primera vez pro-
nunciar semejantes palabras de
labios femeniles!
"Asf las cosas, reapareci6 I'm
dfa en- Barcelona Miguel Berna-
regui, sin avisar su regreso, CO
mo no habia avisado su parti-
da: Sc enter6 de cuanto a Joa-
quin Sc referfa, supo ell estado
de su fortuna, sus relaciones a.
morosas con Pillar, ell proyects-
do enlace de ambos, y sin darse,
no va por ofendido, sino cast
por enterado de tales aconteci-
m~ientos. Sc present6 en- casa de
su hermano como ell hijo pr6di-
go, pidiendole perd6n de sus par
sados extravios Y prometiendo-
lie una enmienda que habia de
hacer Ia feliCidad De tOdOs,
-w H
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
NOTAS DE BOXEO

Aunque parece Sc ha arregla-
do va el "lio' sobre Ia pelea
Quintero-Lizalde, con la inter
venci6n del p~residente del Circu
Ito Cubano, intervention que no
|comprendemos, de nuevo pode-
mos asegurar que la seciedad Gu
bana no tenfa mas participa-
Ici6n en- csc combate que Ell ha-
her alquilado la Arena a base
Ide un 1919 de los ingresos.
A la Secci6n Atlstica de la
sociedad cubana Sc le pidi6 la
Arena en- alquiler por Ell Sr. AL
lfredo Montoto, eronista del dial
Trio de la panama, Ell que tam
bien Sc procure Ell apoyo de los
Veteranos de la guerra hispano-
americana.
AL empresario Y a csc Puestc
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

Ha vencido Poreda q gran nj
nero de hombres de ID segunda
categorfa, pero janis ha hecho
frente a IN hombre de tanta ex
periencia come isko.
Esta noches en- Filadelfia.
Benny Bass, campe6n de peque-
no peso ligero, tendra de contra
rio a Young Firpo, de Pens
grove, Pa.
FL martes, en- Boston, King
Levinsky, de Chicago; tendra de
lcontrario al irlandes Con OKel-
~.
Paul BerlenBaeh Sc batirA en-
New York, mafiana, con Eddie
CLARK, nuevo gladiator de peso
complete ligero.
Ell microbes Lbpe Tenorio Sc
ira Ell contrincante de Billy Wal
lace.
Freddie Miller, de Cincinna
ii, peIeara hoy con Manuel Cas-
ttro.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

Su CONSERVATION fue terri
Die, su resolution rapida y subj
me para Ell genio del NAL que Sc
la dlctaba. 81 hubiera poseido
Ia cualidad del valor, que no sue
lie faltar a los grandes crimina-
les, la muerte de su hermano
nuolese sido decretada v lleva-
ia a cabo con Ell punal o ell We
memo; pero practice en- los lados
norrlbles de La existencia, pens6
que las punaladas morales son
AN seguras como las que pue-
Den hacerse con una hoja de
Aloacete, y no Sc CORE con elias
ell peligro del c6digo Y ell casti-
go de La justicia humana.
Este en- 81 case de que Ell he
rido Sc de cuenta de Ia mano
Slae = here coae que no guceds
-.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

lie, a abrirle sus brazos, a insta-
larle en- su propia casa, a darle
participation en- sus trabajos v
en- sus alegrias, Ell que habia de
dejarle al morir toda su fortu-
ma, tenfa resuelto casarse; ha-
bia va elegido la madre de u
hijos, Y estos y ella misma le
d~esembarcar en- su patria, aque-
redero, al legftimo successor del
comerciante rico Y celibe. Vol.
via a escuchar, despues de VEIN
tiocho amos de lucha, la terri.
BILE middleton que habia presi.
dido a su nacimiento. Era ell Sc.
gund6n, ell paria, Ell mendigo
eterno; y ahora sin esperanza,
sin probabilidades, sin enmien.
da en- el Name. Terel, Phares.
Dc "a dsstin0,
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
STRIBLING do UNA EXIT
BICION EN- MEJICO

Matamoros, MEXICO, Mario
30.-W. 1. Stribling, jr.. de Ma
con, Ca, aspirante a la corona
de peso complete, boxed aqui =
cuatro asaltos cnn Champ Glars
de San Antonio, Texas.
Los pugilist4s usal On guantes
grandes v Stribling no hizo ma
da extraordinario. Presenciaron
la exhibition $500 personals.
Stribling y su padre regresa
ran por aeroplano a Macon, Ell.
|el dfa de hoy.
Soldier Jack Burns, de Forl
Brown, alcanz6 aver la decisi6i
de los jueces sobre Cullin Red,
de Harlingen, Texas, en- diez a
saltos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
"a ExCETE
a sr inicio. G5sOoO.

vale, a su jnicio, G5,OoO.
Despues de una conferencia
con 81 empresario Nate Lewis,
.el famoso gladiator qaed6 com
~prOmetido j pelear tanabisn con
Tommy Loaghran Y con 0trc
hombre que pudiera serle esco.
|gido del grupo Mickey Walker
Campolo y Primo Car
nera.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
BOXEO
HERMAN CONTRA SAM PI-
TISCI


Clearwater, Mario 3d. Una
pelea q ocho asaltos, con Jackie
Herman y Sam Pitisci de prota-
~gonistas, Sc efectuara hoy aqui
baio La direction de la Legion
Americana.
Pitisci dRra tres libras de ven
taja a su ~oponente.
Kid Lord, de Clearwater, que
ha ganado sus tres 1ltimas pc
leas por asalto, Sc batira con al
Garcia, en- la semifinal.
En- un 'bout" a seis asaltos
Don Kelley, de Clearwater, Sc
batira a seis asaltos con Ken LIE
Roy, de Tampa.
Young Ackaer contra Young
Townsend y Baby Ray contra
Young Smith.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
|RISKO Y POREDA FIGURAN
EN- Ell DE LA
SEMANA

New York, Mario 30.-E VII
jo hombre de gonna de Cleve
land, Johnny Risko, regresara
esta semana a New York a pro.
bar La capacidad de Stanley Pc
reda, I'm joven de Jersey City.
Risko y Poreda pelearan hoy.
a diez asaItos, en- Ell Madison
Square Garden.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30


Chicago, Mario 29~-Ayer
ueron ofrecidos $4,000 a Jack
harkey, Ell lituano campe6n de
'eso complete de los Estados u
lidos, por i'm combate a diez
rounds con Tuffy Griffiths, de
iowa. ST Jack acepta ell encuen-
no Sc efectuara en- ell estadio de
chicago, en- Mayo.
Sharkey no quiso decir 81 a.
septarfa, pero expres6 la OPT
non de que ell encuentro bien
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
FoHetin de La GGceta No. IS
isl 70 Fuera RicoI
Novela original
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

correr la venda del amor, y a
acusar sin pruebas tan claras
como la luz del sol a la que es
objeto de adoraci6n, y a la que,
conociendo su decisiva influen-
cia sobre In coraz6n enamora-
do, ha de tener de sobra medios
y recnrsos para salir victoria
y para convenir en- enemigo
mortal del hombre que Ia adora
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

Sc QUIERE una persona que
Gamble lecciones en- espanol CO.
mercial por lecciones de taqui.
grafia Gregg, con un professor.
Lame al telefon0 2155.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

M encoa
trar una nina. de 8 a 10 amos,
para criarla como suya. Els pre-
terrible que no tenga padres. Lila
men a ltelefono M64634. !.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

corTespondi6 haber corubat5do
la orden judicial, puesto !
ellos directamente afectaba,
al Cfrculo Cubano.
Con este Queremos decir que
81 Sc ha mezclado Al Circtalo en-
Iese "escandalito," Sc hizo sin sa
Der NADIA Ia directiva de la POI
lderosa sociedad ySinAque con :
Icertara el matcHA at
|letica.
Por 10 demas, Ell Cir orga-
niz6 las peleas en- Yboi di6 vi
da al puesto Marcelo Gonzalez
" es injusto que a Ia Sociedad de
J6venes Cristianos Sc le permi-
ia explotar Ell boxeo y no al
Cfrculo, que es una sociedad tar
it'll a eSta comunldad como esq
organization.
Ninguno de los directories De
ICirculo cobra sueldo Atodo e
dinero que Sc recaudH es pars
beaeficio de los 5000 miembro'
Ique la componen.
sParece ser que el jueves Sc e
hectuara en- Benjamin Field, Il
lpelea entire ell tampeno Quinte
no y ell portorriqueno Siso Lizal
de.
De los ingresos, seg1n tene
mos entendido, Sc darasal Circ'
!, 10 Cubano una limosna. de 1919
Sinceramente creemos que G
Cfrculo, 81 acepta "a dins ha
ria muy bien regAAhdolo des
pues al Asilo de Ninos 0 al CO
fire de la Comunidad.
mo es cast una humillaci6
Ipara la sociedad Guiana acepta
n diez por ciento y admitir gu
ELLA, la creadora del boxed e
Ybor, no tiene Ell mismo derech
La gaceta., 1931-03-30

Sc HA OFRECIDO A SHAR-
KEY La SUMA DE $4,000
PARA UN MATCH CON
GRIFFITHS
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
AvEsOS EN- YBoR CITY

DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzalsx, D
.iro. DR.. s. M. Tiscn, DR.. Julio ]. Guerra, q
50 del Circulo Cubano Tel6fono No. Y 1AES.
La gaceta., 1931-03-30
lsERVTCIO DE A~MBULANCIAs Tsisssfono Y lll0

Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y
West Tampa, S846. Para llamsdss por 10 u
10, mismo er ,YboF que en- West Tampa, Y 141O.
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When Few Turn Out

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Saws i. S. Must
Aid Disarmament

CONTINUED from page II
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-15
by JOSEPH ii. BAIRD
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July Is. U.P)-
The Hoover debt holiday plan be-
came completely effective today just
in time TO prevent German mora
torium.
Such a moratorium, according to
Acting Secretary of State Castle,
would have broken down the Young
plan and precipitated confused
and dangerous international situa-
ton. Had the Hoover plan failed,
Germany would have been called
upon today to pay 1876, ,700,0 900
Reichsmarks into the Bank for In
ternational Settlements. Informed
officials here believe that would
have been impossible. AS it is. Ger
many is due to pay today Al ,000, 600
Reichmarks. of which 35 900 900
Reichmarks will be reloaned to Ger
man railroads. They may reloan
it TO Germany.
The White House announced this
morning it had received notice Of
ficially that Great Britain, France
and Italy do not expect to receive
reparations moneys today from the
Bank of international Settlement.
Some OF the unconditional pay
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-15
WITNESS SAYS
JULIAN BROKE
LAST DECEMBER

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. July
l5.-(U.P)-C. C. Julian, sensational
Oklahoma and California oil pro-
/ ducer. appeared before u. S. Com
missioner George Eacock today for
preliminary hearing on mail fraud
charges.
| The government charged that the
46 year old former oil worker who
has promoted huge stock companies
here and on the west coast, violated
postal regulations in selling $4,000
600 worth of stock certificates IN
his c. c. Julian Oil and Royalties
Co.. and subsidiary units.
Clay Mann, who recently left
Julians employ, was the first wit
ness.
He testified Julian was broke"
December and had not TO his
knowledge, amassed any wealth be-
tween that date and January l when
the government contends Julian is
sued a financial statement through
the mails.
This statement, the government
alleged, stated Julian had more
than 100000 u cash in banks,
100000 in bonds and property
worth sS.0000Oo.
Julian didn't have a bank ac-
count December l." Mann testified.
Julian was nonchalant during
Mann's testimony.
C. c. Boren, Julian's secretary
bodyguard, and H. D. Topp, &C
countant, appeared with Julian.
They faced similar charges.
Julian used to give me checks
which came in from purchasers of
stock. I cleared them through my
bank and gave the money to JUL
ian," Mann testified.
Mann testified that during last
December Julian sent him to San
Antonio in an effort TO borrow $50
900 from L. S. Boiling. Since JUL
ian has been in Oklahoma City,
Mann testified he had handled ST.
100000 for the oil man.
United States District Attorney
Roy st. Lewis said Boiling would
be called as a witness. At Laredo,
Tex. Boiling recently charged that
Julian tried to kidnap him after a
demand for money. AS a result
of these charges Julian was fined
at Laredo.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-15

make a flying trip to Paris today or
tomorrow to participate i'll the con-
versations there with foreign heads
of Great Britain and the United
States.
Meanwhile, from government Of
ficials to shop clerks. not to men,
tion the army of unemployed men
wandering the streets of Berlin, the
population of the German capital
suffered from individual and mass
nervousness. The atmosphere, de-
spite the apparent tranquility Or
rather absence of violence - was
surcharged with fear
One incident alone, witnessed by
United Press correspondent, is
sufficient to emphasize the "jumpi-
ness of the people. 1t occurred on
the Bender bridge, in the center
of the residential district.
A great crowd of people suddenly
ran to the middle of the bridge,
where muffled cries gave evidence
OF struggle.
What is it-a revolution?" some
asked The incident, it was discov-
cred, after the correspondent had
fought his way through the excited
mob, was caused by a heat-mad-
dened cat which had bitten a traf-
fic policeman. But at the slightest
disturbance there are those who
are ready to cry revolution"
Crowds remain III 'front.' of the
savings and commercial banks, dis
cussing their affairs with some bit
terness. A typical comment is that
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-15

ments will be made by Germany.
but will Immediately be loaned back
to that country, according to this
announcement.
The advices came from the Bank
for international Settlements.
The White House indicated it had
no knowledge of private reports
from Beam that Germany might
not even pay the unconditional por-
ton of its reparations.
The Hoover plan was made effec-
tive in all its salient parts by
Frances action late yesterday, Cas-
tie said. France notified the Bank
for International Settlements 1t
would not expect to receive German
reparations, except 100000 Reich
marks to compensate for payments
in kind. Great Britain and Italy
previously had notified the world
bank to the same effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-15

remuneration of the unconditional
payments, while France yesterday
informed Ambassador Walter Z.
Edge that Paris did not expect Ger
many to pay. Belgium has been
silent on the subject.
The question of continuance of
deliveries in kind and delivery of
German railway bonds to the In
ternational Bank on condition that
an equivalent sum be given Ger
many Immediately as a loan, will be
left to the experts conference in
London Friday, German officials
said.
The Wihelmstrasse advised the
United Press that Germany had
made no offer to suspend building
of its second pocket" battleship,
the "Ersatz Lothringen," although
an informal offer had been made
to refrain from appropriating funds
for building the third.
Negotiations for a large foreign
credit remained deadlocked because
the bankers made their consent de-
pendent on an ter-governmental
accord, which hitherto has run
against the stone wall of the French
political demands. Germany's pres
ent course appeared to be one of
self help" with rigid internal
economic measures in force TO pull
her out by her own bootstrapS.
The newspaper Tageblatt pub
lished an unconfirmed report that
Paris was considering inviting
Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and
Foreign Minister Julius Curtius to
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-15
Stay Of Sentence
Granted To Flyer

LOS ANGELES, July IS. O.H-
Because Don Moyle, 2S-year-old
aviator is planning to fly from To-
kio to Los Angeles next month, Su-
perior Judge B. Rey Schaur today
granted him a stay Of execution
until october l 10 serve a 3o-Gay
Jail sentence.
The jail term was imposed as a
condition of three years probation
granted Moyle following conviction
on a charge of driving an automo-
bile while intoxicated.
Moyle plans 10 leave by boat July
26 for Toxic TO prepare for his pro-
posed flight, scheduled for some
time in August.