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La gaceta., 1931-10-13
HOY Sc ABRIRA Ell PARLA-
MENTO ALEMAN
Nacj0aai5stas q C0m@ajst0s
atdcdrdn al GObiernO

Berlin, OCT. BIAS mayores
dificultades de su carrera poll
tica las encontrara hoy ell can
Iciller Bruening, con motive de
la reapertura del Parlamento.
Los AZ nacionalistas y LOT
fascistas de Hitler que Sc mar
charon del Reichstag Ell pasado
|febrero, en- TN gesto dramatico,
volveran a sus escanos con ell
solo prop6sito de votar en- con-
ira del gobierno de Bruening.
Los fascistas haran cuatro
proposiciones: Retirar la con-
fianza al g~obierno; pedir al pre-
sidente Hindenburg disuelea ell
parlamento y convoque eleccio-
nes para ell dia 8 de noviembre;
7~eclarar nulos y sin valor todos
'os decretos de emergencia ex-
0edido5 desde ell dia 2 de octu-
bre y roner fin al subsidio que
81 estado paga a la policia pru-
:ia24a.
Una moci6n retirando la con-
fianza al gobierno sera presen-
$3.50 por los comunistas.
e. General WilhelY / S9her,
iefe de las fuerzas &e' defensa,
,ontest6 aver las amenazas core
ira ell gobierno diciendo que los
'nteressGe la naci6n prevale-
'eraZ5or encima de todos los
)artpdos.
LanzarCn amena2as contra ell ,
gobierno en- la demonstration de
Hamburg los liders reacciona-
los Hitler y Hugenberg.
La gaceta., 1931-10-13

la Liga de las Naciones, en-
virtud de haber firmado ambos
paises el pacto Kellogg, renun-
ciando a la guerra.
La gaceta., 1931-10-13
CHINA LA DE
MANDA DEL JAPON

Marking, oct. 13.-Pendients
de la acci6n del Consejo de Il
Liga de las Naciones, mGLH
contest6 hoy a la demanda del
Gobierro de Toxic sobre la su-
preston de las demostraciones
japonesas en- este pals.
La respuesta fu6 entregada a.
Consul Uyemira por ausencia
lei Ministro S~higemitsu ell cual
sali6 esta manana a bordo de un
barco de guerra japon6s hacia
Shanghai.
Sc Ia sabido que en- dicha res.
puesta la China r~eitera solamen
te que la invasion de las fuer-
zas japonesas puede conside-
rarse como I'm estado de que
IRA, y que ell case Sc encuentra
sometido a la consideration de
La gaceta., 1931-10-13
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HEADACHES
NEURITiS
EURALGIA, COLDS

Whenever you have some nagging acRe
lr pain, take some tablets of Bar
Aspirin. Relief is immediate!
There's scarcely ever an ache or Din
that bayer Aspirin Y ..r...- nd
"ver a time when you cm'g u.k,t.
The tablets with the Bayer . arc
always safe. They will not depress the.
heart, or otherwise harm you. Use them
as often as they ar spare you any pain
or discomfort. Just be sure to buy the
genuine. Examine the box. Beware Of
limitations.
Aspirin is the trademark of Bayer
manufacture of monoaoeticacidester of
saicylicacid.
La gaceta., 1931-10-13
OPORTUNIDAD DE
NEGOCIOS

Sc N una botica con
gran clientele latino-america-
ma. FL mobiliario esta valuado
en- $3,500.0O, y las existencias
por inventario en- $4,000, 6
sea, I'm valor de $7,250.00.
Su propietario quiere reti-
rarse del os negocios y vende
ell credito y ell tftulo, limpios,
por $3,500.00 al contado, 6
$2,700.00 en- mano Y 81, 900 a
plazos de $4,000 cada uno.
Sc VENDE tambien un pc
quenc negocio que sirve para
m~antener a una familia v pue-
de comprarse por $250.O0 al
contado. Solicitense informes
de Mr.. Jeff, Telefono M1465.
La gaceta., 1931-10-13

49, UNIV
anunci6 aver II C~andidatura
para Conceal por ell cuarto dis
trito De West Tampa, y compeA
tira en- las elecciones, como in
dopendiente, contra Albert D'Ar
pa, candidate democratic nomi-
made, y Leon Cain, Independent
te. Cain entr6 en- las competen-
cias electorales la pasada soma
ma.
! Sosa, nacido en- West Tampa
DECLARE que presentsba -su Can.
didatura a petici6n de sus mime.
rosos amigos. Els miembro de los
Caballeros del Aguila de Orc
del Centric Asturiano.
En- la Junta Electoral Sc anur
clio aver que el termino para a
nunciar las candidaturas indie.
pendientes expirara manana.
Cain va ha presentado TODD:
sus papeles a la Junta.
La boleta para las eleccione.
del 3 de Noviembre sera prepa
rada la pr6xima semana.
La gaceta., 1931-10-13
PERTURBATION EN- LAS
DE NASSAU

Washington, oct. 13.-El obser-
vatorio nacional ha dado a la
p~ublicidad el siguiente parte de
aviso:
una perturbation tropical,
centralizada a unas 100 millas
al sudeste de Nassau, mueVese
despacio hacia ell noroeste, con
probable moderada intensidad y
de pequeno diametro.
La gaceta., 1931-10-13

.phur Springs, pero aver misno
Sc ,asegura que este definitiva-
mente habia retiraS la idea de
operarlo. Richardsd nunca lie
go a depositar el dinero para Jas
alecciones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-05
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In TEXAS MEET
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-05
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
BOULEVARD MAIDENS
CONTINUE ADVANCE
Sweep Set With Convention Hall
to Gain Top of Second Divi-
sion-Recs Win.

Frances Heil's Boulevardiers continued
their upward climb in the Ladies' Dis
trict League with three-game triumph
over Convention Hall and are now rest
ing securely at the top of the second
division. Only two matches were rolled,
Recreation taking the Meyer Davis
pinettes for the odd game in the other
clash.
Cap He'll featured her teams victory
over the Hall girls, shooting a 323 set,
with games Of 118, 104 and 10l. Reva
Banks, the youngster who has performed
so brilliantly since adding her name to
the Boulevard roster, contributed 308,
with two singles of Ill and lis. Gladys
Lowd got in a timely lis in her final
effort, to run her total to 307. Mar
guerite Brunette topped the losers with
a 302 total.
Capt Billie williams set the pace for
the Recreation five with counts of 106,
lis and 102, while her teammate, Rena
Levy, helped with SIG total. This
pair of vets are evidently rounding into
form, which means that the champs
may still cut some figure in the race.
The Meyer Davis girls could not get
started in their joust with Recreation,
Jennie Egans 100 in the first tilt &C
counting for the teams lone win, while
Betty Dugan shot ga for high set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
Team Standing.
Season Records.

High team sets-Ruth. 1.503; Bethanys,
i,477: Washington Centennial, l,4T3.
High team games--Washington Centennial
No. /, $685. MiZpah, SIS; Ruth, 5l4.
Individual Records.
loO-i2: Ackman, 1928; Whitbeck, $685.
Malcolm, 1926.
High sets-Owen, 346; Greeyy and Ellen
Veilmeyer tied, 333; Cerdin, 1872.
High games-Ellen Veilmeyer, 1856: E. Ell
lis and Hellmuth, tied, 1871; Greevy, $50.
High spares-Owen, &c. Whitbeck, 78;
High strikes-Youmans. II; Danforth and
Low. tied. 13.
High hat~Dobson; Greevy and Thomas,
tied, "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
FULLER TEAM CLIPS
STANDARD ART LEAD
Pulls Up to Within Game of First
Place by Sweeping Set From
AXE Stone Bowlers.
Team Standing.

Top-notch bowling by the Fuller
Stone Plant No. rollers has pulled
them up to within one game of the
first-place Standard Art Marble club,
occupant of the top since the season
began in the Building Contractors
League Fuller won all three games
from the strong Lake Stone team last
week, and stands a chance to supplant
Standard this week. Arey rolled $40
and Harvey BAL to lead the Fuller at
tack.
Columbia Sand & Gravel rollers man.
aged to win one from Standard Art
Marble. Buell., with 307. was high for
Columbia, while Joe t1Sschi tossed in
314 for the league leaders.
John p Evans dropped two to p. T..
McDermott, the first game going by q
one-pin margin. Wagner's 314 was
high.
Charles H. Tompkins' boys took two
from Fuller Stone Plant No. 2, with Ed
Fur rolling 339. RAIDER, anchor for
Fuller, rolled 800, with high game of
1872.
D. c. Butcher dropped 500 game to
Baird's $40. but captured the final with
503 The other four teams were forced
to postpone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
DOUGLAS BOWLERS
FIRST AND SECOND
No. 2 Team Shoots High Game in
Holding Slim Lead in
Church League.

Douglas No. 2, in the East Washing
ton Church League, clipped two from
the fast-flying Fifth Baptist team and
retained its lead of one game over
Douglas No. /, which received an upset
in its final with the lowly but game
Eastern Presbyterian. After losing the
high game record for a week to Ingram
No. !, Douglas No. 2 came back and set
up new mark of COL. v. Reid led the
champions and the league for the week,
with a $40 set. The champs were also
helped materially by M. Snellings' 348
and r. Jarman's 1913.
Mark Raspberry topped the Douglas
No. crew, shooting 348, with Ford
coming in second, with 1856. United
Breth-en is still coming strong and took
all Tree from Centennial No. 2. James
OF the winners contributed a 154 game
as high for the week and finished up
the night with a 367 set. H. Hall did
the best work for the losers, getting a
339 set. Ingram No. l and Ingram No.
pulled of the closest and most excit-
ing match Of the evening when the Sec
ond and third games resulted In ties and
had to be decided by an extra box. In.
gram No won the roll-off of both
ties and made a clean sweep of the set
Charley Stephens 347 was high, with
the second high going to Eddie Rees.
with 335. Louis Hawley threw in a 358
set to help Epworth trim Keller two and
move up place, and Walter Marlow's
139 game and 352 set was the big noise
in the three wins for Waugh over First
Brethren. Bridges and kaufman were
also good. the former getting 133 game
and the latter a 1872 set. Ninth No. /
won two from Congress Heights. with
Charley Hughes 339 going for high, and
Locke led Centennial No. /, with 338 In
three wins from Second Baptist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
Team standing.
BIG TIME PLANNED
BY IZAAK WALTONS
Many Marylanders Will Attend
Annual Banquet of D. c. Chap
ter Next Thursday.

The second annual banquet of the
local chapter of the Izaak Walton
League of America will be held next
Thursday at the Raleigh Hotel at $50
pm. The committee in charge of the
dinner reports that practically every
thing Is ready for big evening.
The president, DR.. Magee, has re-
ceived letters from the various Mary
land chapters stating they will have
repre- sentatives at the dinner, and the
Baltimore delegation has chartered a
special train to bring them over and
take them home.
Tickets for the dinner may be OBJ
tanned from any member of the local
chapter. The price iS the same as
last year, So. This year a feature will
be the distribution of door prizes"
These prizes have been donated by the
local sports goods stores. AS each guest
enters the big ball room he will be
given ticket bearing a number. Dur
ing the dinner duplicate numbers will
be placed in a box and one of the in
vited guests will draw the lucky num-
bers
At the conclusion of the dinner the
ball room will be cleared for dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
WILSON LEADS FIELD
IN TARGET TOURNEY
Scores 48 in so to Get Two Legs
on Trophy-Fawsett Takes
Spoon Event.

Walter Wilson, with 48 hits out of his
first so targets, led field of 10 trap
shooters who participated in the weekly
competition of the Washington Gun
Club yesterday at the Bsnning traps
Wilson's work gave him two legs on the
Franklin trophy. In class B each of his
24'S gave him. with his handicap, 26.14.
Wins in class B also were scored by r.
P. Livesey with 1884: DR.. A. v. Par
sons with 1886, and H. H. Shelton with
2514.
Credits in class A were given to A. w.
Stronger with 2499, President Cook
with 2595 and r. D. Morgan with 25. 48.
The first event in class c was won by
DR.. Monroe, jr., with 24.25 Stanton
won the second event in this class
with 236.
In the weekly spoon events high
scratch trophy was won by Vice Presi-
dent Fawsett with 46X50 Added target
trophy went to A. w. Stronger with As.
Scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
10000 ARE ENTERED
IN BOWLING TOURNEY
1890 Teams to Compete in Inter
national Matches, 100 Coming
From Chicago.
By the Associated Press.


BUFFALO, N Y, January 31.-With
only a few hours left for entries, Off
Gals estimated tonight that more than
10000 bowlerS would compete in the
annual international tournament of the
American Bowling Congress. to be held
here FEBRUARY 81 to April 5, inclusive.
Already approximately 300 five-man
teams have been entered from Buffalo
and more than 1000 from out of town.
Entries close at midnight tomorrow.
1t is expected that Chicago's 100
teams will be the greatest number of
visiting teams. Detroit will have about
100 quintets, while among the other
big entries will be Cleveland, Mil
waukee, New York City, Rochester,
Syracuse. Erie. Pa. and Toledo.
All champions established at Cleve-
land last year will defend their titles.
Among them will be Larry Shotwell, the
sensational Covington, KY. youth who
set up record of TIA in the individual
event
Besides the battle of the wood. there
will be a big battle of ballots at the
annual meeting, when Detroit, st. Louis
and Milwaukee go to the mat in an eff
fort to land the 1882 tournament.
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EASTERN STAR GIRLS
SHOOT HIGH SCORES
Washington Centennial No. l Goes
to Front in Flag Chase With
Clean Sweep

High-team games featured the week S
bowlinga in the Eastern Star League,
with Washington Centennial No. l
turning in 535, Mizpah Sic, La Fayette
SOC and Bethany sos.
Ellen Veihmeyer rolled high individ-
ual game with 1875, while Mrs. Margaret
Hellmuth and Evelyn Ellis shot 13l
each. Marjorie Smiths $50 was high
set, while BesB Ackman shot 80. Jen-
ME Malcolm 305, Helen Whitbeck 303
and Nora Helm 300.
Washington Centennial No. forged
10 the top by winning three from Fidel-
ity. while Bethany was losing one to
Brookland Ruth. winning three from
.Joppa Lodge. went into a tie for third
place with Washington Centennial No.
2. two-game yictors over Lebanon.
Mizpah, Acacia, Unity and Columbia
took three-game victories, while Mount
Pleasant won two from La Fayette.
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CAPITAL GIRLS WIN
IN NORFOLK MATCHES
Convention Hall Rollers Score in
Doubles and Team Play Over
Virginia Rivals.

NORFOLK, Va, January 31.-Con-
vention Hall girls of Washington to-
night scored over Norfolk girls in doubles
and team matches and bowed in singles
in first blocks.
The Convention Hall team assumed a
134-pin lead over the Virginians. who
recently bowed to the crack John Blick
girls of the Ladies District League by
only / pin.
The Washington doubles team of
Goodall and Brunette rolled an even 600
to win over StaplesQn and Wessmen
Norfolk. by 4 pins. bit Eva Guide bowed
to Miss Wall in the singles. BIT to 288.
Results of singles, doubles and team
matches follow:
SINGLES.
GUIDE (WashO ~ 288 Wall (Norfolk) :. 81
DOUBLES.
washington Norfolk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
AS GET T0DT, HEAvING
Red Sox Ask Waivers on Veterans
Who Hit Light in 1880.

BOSTON, January 81 R.-The
Philadelphia Athletics obtained Phil
Todt, first baseman, and John Heaving,
catcher, for $500 each today when the
Boston Red Sox asked for waivers on
those veterans.
Both saw service with the Red Sox
last season, but their light hitting failed
to satisfy owner Bob Quinn. 1t is likely
that Bill Sweeney, Todt's understudy
last year, viii hold down first base for
the Sox this coming season and Charlie
Berry will probably share the catching
duties with Muddy" Ruel.
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.LIONDALES PULL UP
EVEN WITH LEADERS
Swans Victory in Roll-of Of Tie
Saves Their Position in Co.
lumbia Heights Loop.

Mediocre bowling by the Arcadians
allowed Lionda,e Shirt Primers to win
two games and tie Swans for the lead
ership of the Columbia Heights League.
Cool's Drinks put their best team on
the floor and fast-fytng Chaconas
Market team was thrown for a double
count and dropped to third place.
Swans took two from Pioneers, win
ming one on a roll-off.
Bell and Smith took three from Ford
Electric in the hardest fought match of
the evening.
Vincent BARRIERS took the hardware
dealers for three games, running Dis
MRS losses to 40.
High game of the evening went TO
Daily of the Arcade with i55; high set
to Freddy Moore of Bell and Smith.
800, followed by Paulie Harrison's 388.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LEAGUE,
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DYNAMITE LEAGUE.

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100; Simonton (Whiz Bangs. 100.
HiRh Rame-Hiil Billies. SIT.
High set-Hin Billies. l,464.