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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
City Briefs

Laguna fish market. Fresh
shrimp. oysters and fish always.
Phone your orders to 436. Adv.
CHILDREN'S CLINIC: 3o6 State
National Bank building. Saturday
afternoon. Sept. rs. Thorough ex-
animation of children unde IL years
old free. Rogers Studio will make a
free picture for each 100 per cent
child. Under the auspices Of the
Lower Rio Grande Jalle, Osteo-
pathic Association. Adv.
Thursday was the last day OF
service for the term Of county court
at law which opens Oct. 5.
Charges Of aggravated assault
we're filed against Jose Cisneros,
Prietas RESIDENT Friday morning
in the county court at law. Cis-
neros is charged with having hit
his wife.
The civil district win begin a
five-week jury term Monday. Nom
jury cases were being heard FRI
day.
1t. OF Police J. T. Armstrong will
likely be called to Houston in the
near future TO confer with officers
in the Garcia-G Gomez safe cracking
here.
DR.. Charles Calderoni will leave
Sunday for a visit to Temple. He
plans TO be gone a week.
Wesley Westmoreland Of Dallas
arrived in the city Thu. lay for a
brief stay. Other Dallas visitors are
F. +. Sohle, N. L. Kelley, and Ray
Dutton.
1t. II. j. NJ. Bevans and 1t. d.
w. Buchanan OF France Field, Pam
anna Canal Zone. are In Browns
vile.
Andrew Mich Of Tampico Is in
the city.
A. E. Benchot arrived Thursday
for a short visit. He Is from New
York.
From Houston is j. L. Taylc-.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Crenshaw
Of Kingsville are spending several
days in Brownsville.
San Antonio callers are MI. and
Mrs. Chas. z. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Custer ELSIE OF
Freeport are here for a short while.
From Houston are II. w. Morris.
Sam Sachs, Fl. I. Thompson, s. K.
Sham, j. v. Hohnson and II. M.
Cohn.
A. r. Momack OF Dallas Is In
Brownsville.
From Tyler Is Z. H Stickney.
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CHURCH Will
TAKE ACTION
ON DIVORCES

DENVER. Colo. sept. 25-R-
Church liberals and conservatives
assembled forces today for a final
contest over marriage and divorce
laws OF the Protestant Episcopal
church.
So heated vas the controversy.
particularly In regard to the re-
marriage Of divorced persons, that
It overshadowed the scheduled cleo
ton today Of q presiding bishop OF
the church.
Proposal Defeated
The Rt. Rev. James De Wolf
Perry OF Rhode Island. presiding
bishop, will be opposed by Bishop
James II. Freeman, Washington. ID
c., and Bishop Edward l.. Parsons
Of California In today's ballotine
at q secret session OF the house OF
bishops.
The element seeking liberaliza-
ton Of the church marriage laws,
headed by Prof. Joseph Beale OF
Harvard, was defeated on a pro-
posal which would have allowed
ministers OF the church to remarry
persons divorced for any cause. The
remarriage, under the provision
would have been allowed, after the
case had been reviewed and passed
upon ~favorably by an ecclesiastical
court.
Unexpected strength was man.
ifest by the liberal clement. how
ever. when the house Of deputies
adopted an amendment TO the pro-
posed canon which would not only
allow divorced persons who have
remarked outside the church to
retain their communicate status,
but under certain conditions the
church would also bless the parties
to the union"
Ministers of the church under
this provision, however. would not
be allowed to remarry divorced per-
sons. The existing canon provides
that the only divorced persons who
may be married by a minister Is
the innocent party to "a divorce
granted for adultery.
Marriage Instruction
The house Of deputies has con-
sidered the proposed matrimonial
canon by sections. approving es-
tablishment Of an ecclesiastical
court in each diocese and provid-
ing for pre-marrlage instruction
Consideration OF the entire pro-
posed canon today was expected 70
bring q renewal OF the verbal Tits
which marked yesterdays session
Of the house Of deputies. II the
proposed canon Is adopted by the
church, its enemies declared. head
quarters of the divorce mill may
as well be moved from Reno TO 28l
Fourth Avenue, New York. head
quarters OF the church.
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Bout Abandoned

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-tFl-Ne-
gotiations for a heavyweight bout
Oct. ! between Primo Car era and
Tommy Loughran today were aban-
doned. Camera will meet Jack
Sharkey Oct. IL II Sharkey's injur-
ed finger heals
The Loughran-C Camera bout was
proposed to take the date original
" assigned to the Gamers -Sharkey
fight when Jack secured a post
ponement.
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Rotarians Aid Boys
To Get Educations
fBy Staff Correspondent)

- SLalI correspondent
SAN BENITO, Sept. 25.-The
problem of the boy who Is not
completing his education either for
financial reasons or lack Of en-
enlargement was discussed at
THURSDAYS meeting OF the Rotary
club and plans fer helping such
boys were discussed.
The boys work committee re-
ported on the situation led by
Bruce Gentry. chairman. r. J.
Voc gave a list Of boys who are
not back In school for various
reasons and DR.. Hugh Robertson
spoke on the general problem OF
having boys finish their education
1t was reported that j. B. Sy-
monds. q member who flew from
Brownsville to Dallas to undergo
an operation. had not yet gone on
the operating table.
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NOTES HAILED As
FACTOR

NANkING, Sept. 25. (PD-The
American governments note 10
China and Japan, suggesting re-
stTiction Of troop movements In
Manchuria to the requirements OF
international law and the league OF
nations resolution on the Manchur-
ian dispute was received by the
Chinese Press and government CTR
cles with deep qualification today.
Newspapers hailed the note from
Sec. of State Stimson at Washing
ton as the most important develop
ment In the Sino-Japanese crisis.
interpreting 1t as a stern -ebuke to
Japan.
The Central Laily News, govern
ment organ, said America had as
sumed q leading role in the crisis,
adding:
For some time Americas eth
tude toward China has been OBJ
scure and government circles here
feared that America might remain
aloof regarding Mcnchuria.
Americas present action and the
league Of nations willingness to in
tervene indicate the gratifying fact
that the world fully realizes the
gravity Of recent developments in
Manchuria."
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League
Officials Named

fBV Staff C0TrespOndeEt1
SAN BENITO, Sept. 25.-Su-.. +.
j. zoe has been named director
general OF Interscholastic League
activities in Cameron county with
the following divisional directors:
Athletics. j. a. Rektorik. Harrington:
debate, II. "A. Moore, La Feria; ex-
temporaneous speaking. M. c.
Rushing, Rio Eondo: defamation.
Miss Doris Ralston. Primera; essay,
Miss Grace Chaplin. El Jardin;
spelling, r. E. Morris. Santa Rosa:
music memory. Miss Mary Wathen,
Port Isabel: picture memory. Miss
Kathryn SloAl. Highland: arith-
metic, Mr.. McEowen. Olmito; rural
pentathlon, Sloan Ayers.
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Oranges Pass Tests
DIV staff Correspondentl

Wy oNIAA
HARLINGEN, Sept 25.-Although
many oranges have beer passing
the state green fruit law require
ments as to maturity. no ship
ments have been made as far as
could be learned here.
Sugar requirements for oranges
are not as strict as for grapefruit
and many Valley oranges are said
to b. passing the tests by a wide
margin.
Neither have Juice content re-
quirements been set UP for oranges
as for grapefruit.
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Druggists Vote For
Citrus Consumption

HARLINGEN. Sept. 25.-valley
druggists at a meeting here voted
to encourage the consumption OF
citrus fruit juices s beverages TO
help take care O. whatever surplus
or such fruits there ny be.
A slogan for a campaign viii be
selected, display advertising gotten
up and a thorough effort made to
encourage use Of Valley fruit juices.
Dr. r. ID. Walsworth. city health
officer. explained the new state law
regulating sale Of narcotics and
poisons.
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Wreck Victim
Out OF Danger

HARLrN0EN. Sept. l5.-Manuel
Rodriguez. confined to Valley Bap-
list hospital from injuries received
In an automobile collision near
Santa Maria Thursday. was report
ed out OF danger this morning
Rodriguez and James II. Collins,
Harrington mounted customs inspec-
tor. were injured when the ca In
which they were riding "a In COLI
sion with = car driven by "A. Han
sen. mail carrier.
Collins received = cash on his
forehead. He was released from the
hospital following treatment.
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BANKER SHOOTS SELF

ARCHER CITY, Sept. 25-fR,-
John p. Fleming, cashier OF the
First State bank Of Archer City,
shot himself through the head in
his office today. Physicians said
the wound would probably be fatal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25

Agustin Perez and Remedio Soria,
Rio Hondo: Albino Castro and
Elisa Torres, Brownsville; G. d.
Henson and Bertha Carter, Ed
couch.
Licenses issued: Enrique Mas
and Carmen Lerma, Brownsville:
Torib.o Marez and Fernando Mon
real, san Benito: Felix Pena and
Mary Ellis, Brownsville; Salvador
Martinez and Julieta villareal.
Harrington: Manuel M ral,s and
Guadalupe Garcia. @ Galveston
ranch; Antonio Cortez and Maria
G.. Cara. San Benitc: Juan Cara
and Lenor Moreno. San Benito.
The wholesale business OF the u. s.
amounts to $4,000. 000. 900 a year,
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BrownsviIle anc Dallas Is announced
by the postoffiee department. rs fol-
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Minister Absolved

WASHINGTON, Sept. ?5-F1-
Absolved on a charge OF immoral
ity. Rev. william A. Shelton was
back today in his study at the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal church, South.
A jury Of II clergymen unani-
mously voted him absolutely in
nccent" late yesterday OF accusa-
tions OF misconduct toward his for
me- secretary. Miss Carrie A. VIII
liams.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

NICELY FURNISHED modern
duulex apartment. refinlshed. 1885
Palm Blvd Phone 847. r. L. StAii.
l241 Elizabeth st. SCOT
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A mysterious submerged valley has
been discovered In the North Sea
between England and Europe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25

Canada Is the second largest gold
producing country In the world.
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NOTICES
TO TWO POWERS

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS. R1-A
formal appeal from the u. S. that
they withdraw Their troops from the
Manchurian danger zone today lay
before Japan and China.
Coupled with Americas plea was
4 request that the tw) avoid acts
which might interfere with moves
to decide the controversy peacefully.
Sec. Stimson last night dispatched
cautiously worded indentical no
tees TO the two powers. express
ing regreats and concern over me
situation.
This official action followed in
formal representations made TO the
diplomatic spokesmed here OF China
and Japan.
The league OF nations. which had
requested America TO take action
similar to its resolutions urging
peace and withdrawal OF troops, has
been kept advised Of the state de-
partment's actions.
In view of the sincere desire Of
the people Of this country that prin-
ciples and methods of peace shall
prevail In international relations,
the American notes said. and 81
the existence OF treaties. to several
OF which the u. S. Is a party, the
provisions OF which are intended TO
regulate the adjustment OF contro-
versies between nations without re-
sort to use OF force. the American
government feels warranted In ex-
pressing to the Chinese and the
Japanese governments its hope that
they will cause their military forces
to refrain from any further hosti.i-
ties. will SO dispose respectively Of
their armed forces al TO satisfy the
requirements OF international law
and international agreements, and
will refrain from activities which
may prejudice the attainment by
amicable methods OF an adjustment
Of their differences"
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j. 5. APPEALS
FOR PEACEFUL
SETTLEMENT

TOKYO. Sept. rs. OP-A R<ngo
news agency dispatch from Mukdeu
today said 800 convicts escaped pris-
On 1t Fenghws cheng and clashed
with Japanese troops. The Manchur-
ian prison Is about eighty miles from
the Korean border.
A dispatch from Hardin. Man
churia. to the Rengo agency said
the Japanese residents association,
also the cultural association, were
dynam.ted tonight by Chinese al
legged communists. Damage was small
but residents were terrified and the
city was In confusion.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
MUY A LA SITUA
CION DE CUBA

Habana, JUNO 10 Carl
Shoup, Economists de la Uni
versidad de Columbia, que ha
yenido a Cuba como ayudante
del DR.. Edwin X. A. Seligman,
Siagnostic6 hoy la situaei6n
financiera de la Repdblica de
verdaderamente grave, y a.
nunci6 que Sc propone en- bre-
We estudiar los sistemas de in
gresos nacionales.
Ell Professor Shoup esta pre-
parando un informe para ell
DR.. Seligman con ell fin de de-
terminar la condici6n econ6mi
ca de Cuba, de acuerdo con los
pestudios realizados por ell doe
tor durante su Ultima vista en-
ell mes de Octubre.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
Bom-Tom Club

BOn-ToR Club
Este simpatico ORGANISING So
cial celebro ell pasado Mierco-
les por la noche una junta or
dinaria, en- ell bello auditorium
de Robes Park, punto que fu6
cedido a los valiosos chicos que
ccmponen ell Club despues de nc
pocos esfuerzos v con la ayuda
del senior Wanamaker, abogado
perteneciente a la firma de Ra-
ney, Raney y Wanamaker.
Mucho Sc Interest por la nue.
va sociedad este amable caballe
70, al conocer ell objective pr
mordial de la misma. Despues
de entreyistarse con las autori-
dades de la ciudad, fue referida
la consabida petici6n al aboga-
do consultor Whitaker, quien
expidi6 Ell necesario permiso.
Cumpliendo. 10 ofrecido, va
mos a publican ahora los NOM
bres de los muchachos integran
tes de la mesa del Bon-Ton Club.
Ramiro Tamargo, p~residente
Johnny Corces, vice; Raymond
Rodriguez, secretario y Frank
Guinta tesorero. Mas adelante
dare a conocer gustosamente e
resto de la Directiva.
La nota sobresaliente de este
session fue la relacionada con los
deportes. Para ell ano actual fuf
designado ell j6ven Joe Garcia
miembro de los Tampa Amphi-
bions, captain y coach de nata
ci6n del club. 'Rara la Temporal
da 1892 de Basket Ball Sc
nombr6 como captain a Rami-
70 Tamargo, Y a Johnny Corces
con ell caracter de asistente.
Estan dandose los pasos nece-
sarios con miras a adquirir un:
casa en- una playa cercana, par
recreo de los miembros y sus
invitados.
Este grupo enthusiastic ha pls
neado un picnic para manan
Domingo en- 'Cortez Beach.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
H~INDENBURG Y Ell CANCI-
LLER BRUENING DELI
BERARON ANOCHE

Berlin, JUNO 13.-El Presi-
dente Won Hindenburg y Ell Can
ciIler Bruening, estuvieron de-
liberando anoche en- Neudeck
sobre la situaci6n por la que vie
ne atravesando Alemania, Gu
va crisis consideran decisiva pa
"a ell future de la naci6n.
La ausencia del canciller du-
rante la conferencia en- lngla-
terra sobre el page de las repa-
raciones Y deudas de guerra, Gu
yos informes fueron rendidos
en- la vista al Presidente en-
Neudeck, probablemente decidi
ri tambien ell future del Gabine
te de Bruening.
La situaci6n que Sc lie ha pre-.
sentado al Canciller es bien di-
ficil de solucionar, debido a la
Oposici6n existente a su decreto
impcniendo impuestos adiciona-
les. al pals, dictado como un su-
premo esfuerzo por salvar de Ia
ruina a la hacienda de Alema-
MIA.
Por 81 estos problemas no fue
scn bastantes, los miembros del
partido popular al cual pertene-
&C ell Ministro de Relaciones
Curtius, y que fue fundado por
su antecesor Stressman, decide
ron anoche aceptar la demanda
de los nacionales socialistas, ma
cionalistas Y comunistas, en- la
que piden Immediate conVoca-
ci6n del Reichstag.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
HOY SERA I~NAUGURADO
Ell PUENTE SOBRE IA
BAHIA DE PENSACOLA

Pensacola, JUNO 13.-Varios
cientos de hombres y mujeres
prominehtes, de distintas locali-
dades de la naci6n, llegaron ano
che como invitados de la Pensa-
cola Bridge Corporation" paISa
asistir a la aperture del nuev6
puente sobre la bahia de PenSa-
cola, en- cuya construction Sc
han invertido 50, zoo, 900.
Presididos por ell Gobernador
Carlton ;Almirante T. p. Ma
gruder, comandante del Octave
Distrito Naval, y por ell Mayor
General Lytle Brown, rSpresen-
tante'del Secretario de IA Cue
ira Hurley, los invitados asistie
ron a una comida q. les fue ofre~
cida como p|1eliminar a la inau-
guraci6n official del puente, que
Sc efectuara en- ell dia de hoy.
Por la tarde Sc efectuara una
regatta de yachts en- la que to-
maran parte conocidas persona
lidades de csc sport de Saraso-
ia, Tampa, st. Petersburg, Mo
bile, Biloxi, New Orleans Y
Houston.
Ademas de esta regatta, figu-
rara otra de botes motores tri-
pulados por w. B. Lamb, Cham
pion Clase b; Travis Chestnut,
Champion Clase C, Lorrie Dobs
Broncho Buster.
FL puente de $4,000, 900 unira
la carretera del Gulf Coast con
la carretera que ell estado cons
para acortar la ruta hacia
el sur de la Florida, en- cerca de
100 millas.
Las obras del puente y de la
carretera representa- una in
vers on approximate de $500.
900.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13

en- ell pals. Su cash esta bajo
apelaci6n.
Ralph Capone, hermano de
AL, hajo sentencia de tres amos
de prisi6n, por fraude en- ell
impuesto personal. Este case
ambien esta bajo apelaci6n.
Jack Quick, Tesorero de la
pandilla de Capone, bajo Gin
co amos de sentencia por frau
de en- los impuestos. Case en-
apelaei6n.
Frank Nitti, tambien tesore-
no de la pandilla de Capone,
cumpliendo 18 meses EN- Lea
venworth por evasion de inn
puestos.
Sam Quick, hermano de
Jack y jefe del cuerpo de "a
netralladoras de la pandilla
lie Capone, cumpliendo un ano
un dia en- Leavenworth, por
raude de impuestos.
Terry Druggan, enemigo pn
jlico Y extraficante de cerve-
"a, senteneiado en- ell juicio por
,vasi6n de impuestos, en- espe-
a del resultado de la apela :
ion de Ralph Capone.
frankie Lake, compafiero
lie Druggan, acusado de eva
sion de impuestos, y sobre Ell
ual a1n no sc ha dictado SEN
tencia.
Louis Lipschuktz, cunado
lie Jack Quick, bajo acusa-
ion de fraude de impuestos.
Jack McGurn, pisto!ero de
Capone, en- espera de la deci-
3i6n del juez Walter C. Lind
lev.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
TEATRO CASINO

Por segunda vez Sc exhibira
hoy la notable pelicula Eight
ing Caravans, que aver Sc es-
trenara.
Els un impresionante espec-
taculo de los dias gloriosos del
Oeste, con Gary Cooper, Lily
Damita, Ernest Terrence y Tu-
lily Marshall en- los mas conmo-
yedores papeles.
Stolen Heaven" sc estrena-
RI mahana, con Nancy Carroll
v Phillips Holmes de protago-
nistas. Veintenas de nihos des-
empenan papeles de menor i'm
portancia.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
PENSIONES PARA LOS AN
CIANOS Y SECURE PARA
LOS SIN TRABAJO

Washington, JUNO 13.-Refi-
riendose al SECURE obrero y una
ley de pensiones para los amelia
nos, ell senador Couzens, de Mi
chigan, dijo aver que apoyara
tai Legislation en- ell pr6ximo
congreso y 81 es neeesario la
presentara.
Base sus palabras ell senador
en- un estudio del departamento
del trabajo mostrando que
10000 hombres y mujeres, en-
IL estados y Alaska, estaban
recibiendo pensiones, por amelia
nidad, al final DE 1880.
Las pensiones, actuando con-
j%untamente ell gobierno federal
y los estados, agrego Couzens,
no costarian mas de 10 que al
|presente cuestan los asilos pa
ra pobres.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
MACHADO VA A AYUDAR
A LOS H~AMBRIENTOS

Habana, JUNO 13.-El Sc
cretario de Gobernaci6n anun-
clio hoy que ell Presidente Ma
chado Sc esta ocupando perso-
nalmente en- ell problema de
los hombres sin trabajo, y que
muy pronto presentara un
plan para la Immediate ayuda
de los mismos.
No Sc han revelado detalles
del plan, pero sc tiene enten-
dido que Sc estableceran dis
tintos dispensarios, financiados
por Ell gobierno, para suminis-
trar comidas en- distintos luga-
res del pals.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
.CARTA CABLEGEAfWA De ESPANA

mora, ell Republican, de la de-
recha, el ST.. Chapaprieta, un
habil organizador, amigo de
On. Santiago Alba.
Burgos Mazo, que era mo-
narquico conservadN', perte-
nece ahora al partido Republi-
cano Radical, que preside Ale
jardro Lerroux.
Ell partido Republican, De-
mocratico esta presidido .por
On. Melquiades Alvarez y 10
integran los miembros de- di-
suelto partido monarquico Re-
formista.
Los socialists han intensi-
ficado su campana y creese que
sacaran mas do Glen diputados
en- los comicios que Sc aveci-
nan.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
TONIC POSSESSION Ell NUE.
VO PRESIDENTE DE
FRANCIA

Paris, JUNO 13.-Eseoltado
por dos escuadrones del regi-
miento de caballerfa, y acom-
panado del Primer Ministro
Laval, que fue a buscarle al pa
lacio del Petit Luxembourg, lie
go hoy por la manana al Eli
SEQ, ell nuevo P~residente, Paul
Doumer.
A traves de las GALES ell que
bio vitoreaba al Presidente y
al Ministro. Tan pronto ell au-
tom0vil emilio la Rue Faubourg
st. Honore, ell battalion de In
fanteria present6 armas, la
bandera fue ondeada y la ban
da ejecut6 la Marsellesa.
En- la amplia escalinata de
Palacio, Paul Doumer fue re-
cibido p0r ell Seeretario de su
predecessor e Embellishments
llevado al Salon de ,Embaja-
dores por ell Oral. Lasson, A
yudante del hasta esos momen
tos Presidente de Francia, Gas
ton Doumergue.
En- ell Salon de Embajadores
sc encontraba M. Doumergue
rodeado de los Presidentes de
la Camara y del Senado, miem
bros del Congreso y su Gabi-
nete en- pleno.
DoHmergue adelant6 unos
euantos pasos para darle la
mas cordial bienvenida al nue.
vo Presidente de Francia, con
ell cual cambio breves pala-
bras.
Despues de contestar M.
Doumer, todos los funcionarios
pasaron al estudio privado del
Presidente, donde fueron fir
mados los documentos oficia :
les de la toma de possession. Ell
Oral. Dubail, Gran Canciller
de la Legion de Honor, impuso
al nuevo Presidente la insignia
de la mas alta magistratura
del pals. En- esos preciosos mo-
mentos las pleas de artilleria
emplazadas en- ell Sena, afro
naron ell espacio con ell saludo
de 81 canonazos, eomunicando
a Paris la noticia de la toma
de possession de su nuevo Pre-
sidente.
La ceremonial no dur6 mas
de 20 minutes.
M. Doumergue decline la es
Gotta Official que usualmente a.
compana a los Presidentes sa-
lientes, y Sc dirigi6 hacia Tou-
louise al igual que un simple
ciudadano frances.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

brirse la cocJha libre y no es-
tar de acueAo los hambrientos
con los metodos disciplinarios
e%mpleadQS por Antonio Marti-
nez, que fene ell contrato con
ell Cons, ado Espanol para dis
tribuir hciones entire los espa-
holes fn empleo.
Degpues de cambiarse pala-
brasyen tono violento, los CRU
poscomenzaron a romper los
platos, las bandejas y lamar
las copas como proyectiles. Sin
graves constituencies Sc resta-
biecio ell orden.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13

distinguido galan Nick Di
Maggie.
Ambos j6venes pertenecen
a dos familias de nuestro gran
mundo.
Las invitaciones para esta
ceremonial vienen firmadas por
la virtuosa Sra. Margarita Di
Maggie, madre del dichoso
prometido, y los esposos Angel
Piazza, padres de la sugestiva
Antoinette.
En- la avenida Elmore 1906
tendra lugar una gran fiesta
para fsstejar esta venturosa
union.
La gaceta., 1931-06-13
LOS HAMBRIENTOS ESPA-
NOLES Sc
CON UN

Habana, JUNO 13.-Quinien
tos hombres sin empleo, prin-
cipalmente e~spanoles, Sc amo-
tinaron aver en- TN lugar dom
de Sc les repartfa comida gra-
It's, teniendo la policfa necesi-
dad de intervenir para resta-
blecer ell orden.
FL escandalo comenz6 al a.