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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Marie Sharrer To
Head Girls Loo,
Especial 70 THE Heraldl

T@F~W@0A - I" 4ANNW4AF
HARLINGEN. Sept. ia Va
ley Girls Basketball Coaches as
ISOLATION was formed at a meetinr
here Friday night with Marie Shay-
rer Of Stuart Place president
Representatives OF seven schools
were present at the session.
The season will start IN mid-Janu-
arv and continue 10 mid-Februarv.
The schools will be divided into
three districts and a tournament IS
to be played between the cham
pions.
Teams in the league are Browns
vile. FL Jardin. Los Fresnos. Ran
ge-ville. Stuart Place. La Feria. Pr
mera. Santa Rosa and Rio Hondc
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Special Rates For
Baseball Classics

Special round trip rates for TIE
Dixie Series at Houston and the
World Series at St. Louis are being
offered from Valley points bv both
the Southern Pacific and Missouri
Pacific lines. II has been announced
From Brownsville the round trip
to Houston Is s13.65 with a return
Of the 2lst, allowing fans to see al
the games scheduled IN Houston.
The round trim rate TO st. Louis
Is s57. 05. These tickets will 20 on sale
the goth and 30th with a return
date OF Oct. Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Ball Games
Slated Sunday

Two baseball games are on the
program here Sunday.
The Rexall team. a member IF
the Brownsville Amateur league, will
take on the Palmez- Tigers at 8 a..
m. in the first of a three game
series. The RECALLS have reinforcs I'd
their team by addition of Mr.. Mar
tinez. Charley Baker, MCGEE and
Joaquin Vera.
At $3.50 d. m. the Fort Brown
nine will take on the Port Isaoel
Pelicans, champions Of the Valley
amateur league.
Both contests are to be played e.
the revamped TIGER Park.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Harlingen Wins
Ten-Pin Contest
BY Staff Correspondent

HARlINGEN, Sept. 10. with
scores generally off for the night.
a team OF Harlingen ten-pinners
defeated a Brownsville team here
Friday night two games out OF
three and by a total score Of
1929 to 2,f24. The Harrington team
averaged 155 Ais pins per game.
while the locals compiled a l41
9-15 average.
Morgan Of Harlingen made high
three with a SIS. Lee OF the same
team got high single with a 1876
in his third game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
fBy Staff Correspondent

HARLINGEN. Sept. 10. The
idea Of running a special train to
Port Arthur for the football game
there Saturday with the Yellow
Jackets has been abandoned, ac-
cording 70 Coach j. A. Rektorik.
The team will leave Friday
night, arriving in Port Arthur at
IL a. m. Saturday over the South
ern Pacific. The Cardinals hand
ed the Jackets what was con-
sidered a surprise defeat by state
sports writer's last season
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LOCALS WILL
PLAY WESLACO
RsE.ingen Cards Journey To
Pt. Arthur For
Clash


VALLEY FOOTBALL
Thursday
R~angervile at santa Rosa
Friday
Harrington at PIT. Arthur.
Brownsville VS.. Weslaco.
Mercedes &C san Benito.
Donna at Edinburg.
La Feria at Rio Hondo.
Mission, P-S ia. and McAllen
open.
Results last Week
Weslaco 0, Alice 0.
Harrington 80, Mission Is.
stuart Place IS, La Feria b, o.
Rio Hondo 6. Lyford o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
tBy The Associated Press
Uncluding games Of Sept. 49,
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting - Simmons, Athletics,
.s82: Ruth. Yankees. .375.
Runs-Gehrig. Yankees. 157:
Ruth. Yankees, i42.
Runs batted in-Gehrig. YAM
KEGS. TIA: Ruth. Yankees. $50.
Hits-Gehrig. Yankees, 203; Az
Grill. indians. 1877.
Doubles-webb. Red sox, So;
Alexander, Tigers. A.
Triple-Johnson. Tigers. 10:
REYNOLDS and Blue, White Sox,
Gehrig. Yankees. II.
Home runs-Gehrig. Yankees.
"A: Ruth, Yankees. 43.
Stolen bases-Chapman, YAM
KEGS. 50: johnson, Tigers. 80.
pitching-Grove. Athletics. won
80. lost 3: Marberry. Senator's. won
Is, lost 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting - Terry. Giants. 343:
Klein. Phillies, Hafey Cardinals,
puns-Klein. Phillies. 100: Ter
Giants. 116.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phillies.
rs: OFT. Giants. 10.
Hits-L. waner. Pirates. 2o5:
Terry. Giants. 203.
Manifestations. Cardinals. IS;
Herman. Robins. 43.
Triples-Terrv. Giants. 20: Her
man. Robins. is.
Home runs-Klein. Phillies. 81:
OFT Giants. 20.
stolen bases-rrisch. Cardinals.
AZ. Martin, Cardinals. II.
Pifchinr-Haines. Cardinals won
n. lost 3: Derringer. Cardinals.
won II, lost Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
Our Wasbimqton

The south front of the Washington Public Library,
viewed from the of Ninth and This
is the twentieth of series of drawings for The Sunday
by Joseph B. Himmelheber Copyright 1881 J B. H.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
CADETS START
SOLDIER LIFE

The strains of "Reveille" floated
over Camp Sims this morning for
the first time in a year as Wash.
ington's citizen soldiery prepared
for the first day of a two-week
encampment. The High School
Cadet Corps are in camp.
Under the leadership of Col.
Wallace M. Craigie, professor Of
military science and tactics in
the Washington high schools, IT'S
members of the corps went to
the camp in Congress Heights
yesterday for intensive military
training.
For the next two weeks the
boys will live in a manner similar
to that of the Army. Drills and
athletic events have been sched.
uled for the mornings, while the
afternoons will be devoted to
hearing lectures on military
science. A regimental review
will be held three times a week.
Awards will be given to the boys
who show the most proficiency.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
MEXICAN MAYOR
FLEES MOB

MEXICO CITY, June % GIN.
SO.-A mob of Catholics threat
ened to hang the mayor Of Tor.
tula, state of Vera Cruz, his wife
and children If he attempted to
expel their parish priest, accord
ing to a message received here
today.
A report had been spread that
the mayor had received orders
from the governor Of Vera Cruz
to put into effect the new law
limiting the number Of priests to
one for every 100000 inhabitants.
Gather in Public Square
Infuriated Catholics immedi.
ately collected in the public
square, marched to the mayors
house. forced an entrance to it,
and threatened death to him
and his family IL he tried to en-
force the law.
When he declared he would
can armed agrarians for as
sistance. the mob seemed ready
to hang him Immediately. He and
his family fled by the back door,
got into their automobile, and
sped to Jalapa, the state capital,
where the mayor conferred with
Governor Tejeda.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22


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The Washington times., 1931-06-22
COLOred ELks Visit
Industrial School

The annual pilgrimage of the
Columbia Lodge of Elks to Blue
Plains, home of the Industrial
School for Colored Boys, was
made yesterday.
Delegates to the annual conven-
ton at Philadelphia August %, in
clude Herbert E. Jones, exalted
ruler: John F. Ross, Edward
Bundy, John Matthews. Thomas
Shipley, Stacy Mcneil. Lee Camp
bell, William Joyce, James Ross,
Charles E. Robinson, Murray Da.
Wis, Joseph Munnerlyn, Peter Lo-
max, Edward Campbell, William
Washington and Herbert AckerS.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
3 Marines Charged
With Car Theft Try

Three Marines from the Alex
andria naval torpedo station
were held for the grand july by
Judge Snow in the Alexandria
police court today on a charge
Of attempting to steal and auto
mobile owned by Gerald Oxen
berg, of 1925 Seventeenth st
N. W.. which was parked near
the Old Dominion Boat Club Sat.
urday night. Friends of Oxen
berg saw three men in the car
and notified him.
The three Marines were arrested
by Patrolmen Curtis and Elmore
about two blocks from the scene.
They denied the charges.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
Trade Board Chief
Leases Round Table

George w. Offutt, jr., president
of the Washington Board of
Trade, will be the guest speaker
at tomorrow's meeting of the
Washington Round Table, affili-
ated with the Round Table Inter
national, at the University Club.
Mr.. Offutt's subject will be
washington, the City Beautiful" j"
Next Saturday there will be
held the annual district confer.
ence of the Round Tables of
Maryland, Virginia and the Dis
trict of Columbia and the fifth
anniversary of the Washington
Round Table will be celebrated.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
PreSbyteridns to Aid
Home Mission Fund

All Presbyterian churches will
hold special services and take UP
collections for home mission work
next Sunday.
The report of the home mis-
sionS committee of the church
shows that last year 1926 persons
were added to the church mem
bership through home mission
work,
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
Weather Details

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland, partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday; not much change in tempera-
ture; gentle to moderate easterly winds
For Virginia, partly cloudy tonight
and Tuesday; not much change in
temperature; gentle variable winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Yesterday Today
4 p. m.......... aOl4 a, m........... 20
8 D. m........ S5ls a. m........... 73
Midnight ...... 7SlNoon ........... II
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January 1, 1881, 2S3.
Excess Of temperature since June 1,
1891. IS.
Accumulated deficiency Of preclpita-
tion since January 1, 1891, SIS.
Deficiency of precipitation since June
1, 1891, LIS.
TIDE TABLE
Today-High tides. 1851 a. m. and
1908 p. M; low tides, 1928 a. m, and
Tomorrow-High tides, 1;4s a. m.
and 2:0S D. M: low tides. $50 a. m.
and S:4 D. m.
THE SUN AND THE MOON
The sun rose today, 4:42 a. m. and
The sun rises Tuesday, 4:48 a. m.
The moon rises today, 11:47 a. m.
and sets, IL midnight.
The moon rises Tuesday, 1858 p,
and sets, 1917 a. m.
COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES
Temperature
High Low Rain
Aibany, Albany N * :. .,.: ....:.: 50 81 49,: =:
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
DOG BITES BOY

Arlo w. Adams, 13, 14o0 block
s st. S. E., yesterday received
severe lacerations on his hip when
attacked and bitten by a stray dog
near his home. He was treated at
Casualty Hospital. His condition
is not serious.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
NEW YORK GANG
WAR RACES,
TWO DEAD
Schultz Lieutenant Shot in
Home, Dies in Wife's Arms;
kidnapping Suspect Is Slain

NEW YORK, June % G.N.S0 .
Gang warfare ragged anew here
today as the result of two kill
ings yesterday less than IL hours
after Dutch" Schultz, Bronx
"beer baron" had been released
from the Tombs on $4,000 bail.
Jack SOricelli, Schultz lieuten-
ant, who was shot in the doorway
Of his home in the Bronx and
fell back dying in his wife'S arms,
refused to name his aSSailantS.
Police were searching, however,
for Vincent Coli, Patrick Dugan
and "Touchy" OdinO, ousted by
Schultz from his gang a month
ago.
One Tossed From Car
Yesterdays other victim,
Charles Lehman, whose body was
found on the roadside near Cold
Spring. N. Y, with two bullet
holes neatly drilled in the back
Of his head, evidently had been
tossed from a speeding automo-
bile.
Lehman was said to have been
an ally Of the notorious purple
gang Of Detroit, whose members
invaded New York two weeks ago.
Thought Kidnapers
They are believed to have been
the gangsterS who recently kid
naped George (Frenchy) De
Mango. night club owner, and
held him TO- ransom.
Meanwhile gangIand planned
an elaborate $4,000 funeral to-
day for Daniel Iamascia, Schultz
lieutenant, who was shot by a
detective last week when Schultz
was arrested. There will be IS
coaches for the mourners and 40
open barOuches for the flowers.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
Infant Is Injured
In Fathers T1ricGb

Jane Humphries, 2, of 331 Six
teenth st. S. E.. was treated at
Casualty Hospital for cuts and
bruises received when a taxicab
driven by her father collided with
another automobile at Fourteenth
and D Streets Northwest.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
Mans Head SLashed
In Fi0ht at Home

Thomas Bazemore, q, yester.
day was treated at Emergency
Hospital for lacerations on his
head received when he was
struck with a bottle in a fight in
his home in the 900 block K st.
N. w. He was unable to name
his asSailant
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
SURVIVES POISON

Mrs. Pearl V. Goodrich, 81, of
718 Tenth st. N. E.. is recovering
today from effects of poison
taken last night at her home.
She was treated at Casualty Hos
pital.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
SHOE FIRM SOLVENT

ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Assets Of
the Hamilton Brown Shoe Com
pany now total $4,250,000, Luke
E. Hart, attorney for the firm,
claims in asking the Federal court
to terminate the receivership.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22

Fl presidente Hoover cast ro-
go aver a los v~eteranos no insis
tan en- pedir que Ell tesoro les re
dina en- estos momentos, con so
nantes dolares, los bonos gu,
tienen en- su poder.
Opina ell p~residente que 10.
v~eteranOs deben aguardar y a
efecto les senal6 ell deficit GU
ell ano pasado tuviera ell tesor,
Y ell que Sc espera tenga a la ter.
minacion del actual.
Muchos de los Veteranos 81
trabajo pensaran que no es in.
c6modc esperar la vuelta de Il
prosperidad desde la presiden.
cia de la rep1blica; pero mu}
angustioso aguardar cuando 4
patricia busca trabajo y no L
encuentra y ell gobierno solo Ii
ofrece la ayuda de ingtitucionei
de carload y la esperanto d;
que la crisis, con la buena vo
luntad de todos, rapidamente q
extinga.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
SIR SAMUEL HOARE HA-
BLA A FAVOR DE LA MO-
MEDIA DE LA INDIA

Londres, sep. Eel comite
de estructuras de la conferencia
de la mesa redonda de la India,
parece afectado por la crisis fl
nanciera de Inglaterra.
Sir Samuel Hoare, secretario
para la India, anunci6 aver al
comit6 que la rupia m~antendr1
su proportion con la libra ester
lima. mejor que su antigua 81
n6nima relaci6n co mel orc. Soil
otto de todos que dieran su apo
yo a la moneda de la India.
"Elquebrantamient0 de la
rupia, en- la cual Sc hasa la es
tructura financiera de la India,
seria crear una crisis econ6mi-
ca y financiera de primera mag
nitud.'
La opinion de los Delegates
.fue que la India harfa 10 mejor
que pudiera de las circunstan-
cias, pero que este no Sc podra
obtener quitando im%portancia a
los resultados de La depreciation
de la libra esterlina y su influen
cia, acknowledgements desmorali-
zante, en- eli comercio de ALI.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22

PcpLla ~mente Sc supone que
el inicio del otono va acOmpana-
do de t)rmentas, pero los exper-
tos del tempo no dan mucho ere
ditto a esta te0ria.
Habland0 tambien astron6mi-
camente, el dia de manana y la
noche seran de un mismo perfo-
do de tempo.
Cualquier persona pnede yer
el sol por la manana, tres minu'
tos Y medic antes de que Sc ie-
vante sobre Ell horizonte del o
riente, Y al finalizar ell dia el sol
sc muestra sobre ell golfo de Me
iico, otros tres minutes y medic
9ntes de desaparecer en- la curyd
del mar. FL dia sera de II horas
" siete minutes, y la noche, de
II horas y SO minutes.
Tn avance de la temporada
inyernal Sc moy1a aver hacia el
sur. E. Prince George, Columbia
Britannica, ell m~ercurio marco los
30 grades. En- Modena, Utah, Ia
poblaci6n mas fra de los Esta-
dos Unidos, marco "a grades.
La Ciudad de Tampa notard
los canlbios de temperature apro
ximadamente dsntro de unas dos
semanss, aun cuando va esta 81
viene apreciando durante las No
ches.
Sc acerca el termino de Ia tan.
porada de las lluvias, las cuale:
Dor regla general finalizan alre.
dedor del % de S~eptiembre.
Esta temporada las lluvias NJ
estuvieron dist-ibuidas con 81
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
Is I'm Surprise Party.
TEATRO CASINO

Las labores fueron suspend
das ddrante cuatro dias mien-
tras Sc tomaban las escenas de
Fathers Son., con el fin de
dar tempo a Leon Janney, cue
desenpena Ell principal papel, a
recobrarse en- ell hospital de Ho-
llywood de los efectos del COM
bats.
En- ell argumento ap9Tece una
rina entire Leon y Mickey Ben
met. Tan duro pogo Mickey a
Leon, en- la boca, que lie rompi6
los labios.
Janrey tiene IL amos de edad
Y su carrera sera brillantisima.
Lewis Stone e Irene Rich in
terpretan dos diffciles persona
jes.
Tambien aparece en- ell pro-
grama la comedia "Un beso de
segunda mano"
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
ANOCHE PRONUNCI0 0TRO
Discourse Ell JUEZ FE-
DERAL
Gree que las LeyeS deben ser
respetados q campljdas para
dominar Ell pandilloje

Ell tuez de la Corte Federal,
Mr.. Alexander Alderman, prin-
;ipal orador del banquete cele-
orado anoche en- ell Hotel Hj,ls-
borough, lie dijo al Alcaide Ne
Kay y a R. E. l.. Chancey, Al
calde Electo para el pr6ximo
perfooo, que 81 los funcionarios
Federales, del Estado y de ia
Ciudad Sc propusieran hacer
cumplir todas las leyes desde
9bai1 hasta arriba, como real
mentc debe ser, Tampa seria
una mejor ciudad en- menos de
AZ horas.
"Y 81 los funcionarios de -
das las ciudades del Sur del dis
trio dc Florida -agreg6 Aker-
man-hicieran 10 mismO, anJes
de AZ horas los pandilleros y con
trabandistas de TODD ell pals sa-
brian que en- este Estado no ha-
bfa mercado nj sitio para ellos
FL banquete fue ofrecido por
la Federal Law Enforcement
Association, que es una organi.
zaci6n apoyada por las autoci-
/, dades de la prohibition del dis
trito y por otros departamen-
tos interesados en- ell cumpii.
miento de las leyes.
Asistieron al mismo los agen.
ties de la prohibition, los inspec.
J torres de Aduanas y los de Inmi
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
GESTIONASE LA LIBERTAD
DE VARIOS OBREROS

Habana, Sept. 22.-Los gre
mics de la Federation Obrera
de la Bahia han alcanzado la
cooperation de otras organi :
zaciones para solicitar la libel
tad de varios obreros deteni
dos por supuesta compiicidad
en- ell asesinato del ST.. Angel
Maya.
Miembros de la policia judi
cial aseguran que Maya tue ase
sinado por haber hecho que
perdieran ell trabajo muchos
de los obreros de la Habana, en-
beneficio de trabajadores We
cinos de Regla.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
CONCEDIERON Ell DIVOR-
CIO A JACK DEMPSEY

Reno, Nevada. sep. 22.-El
iuez Thomas Morgan, despues
de un juicio en- ell cual ell deman
dante prestara declaration, con-
cedi6 aver a Jack Dempsey ell
divorcio de su esposa, la actriz
Esteile Taylor.
No hizo oposici6n en- ell ca
50 la Sra. Taylor.
Dempsey manifesto que Ia
carrera de actriz de su mujer
era la causa de la desavenencil
entire ambos.
En- Chicago, donde al presen-
tie Sc encuentra, la Taylor acus6
a Dempsey de "pobre deportis-
ia" y &segur6 que no reconocera
el divorcio de Nevada.
"Yo continuare siendo Mrs
Dempsey hasta que los tribuna-
les de California me declaren Ii
bre."
La gaceta., 1931-09-22

Todas las sociedades bien
construidas tienen por base fun
damentaI la ley de no-vioIencia,
asegura Mahatma Gandhi.
"Yo he encontrado que la vi.
da persiste en- medic de la des-
truccion" "Por 10 tanto debe ha-
Der una ley mas alta que la des-
trucci6n' Solo bajo esta ley una
sociedad seria bien ordenada Y
digna de vivirse".
, Claramente ha dicho ell Pc
queho ap6stol hindu que las So
ciedades del presente estan nal
construidas, muy NAL construi-
das.
Quiere el que los hombres ale
jen de 81 la violencia, lleguen 1
la perfecta civilization, y dejen
que Ia vida Sc d~estruya a 81 mis-
ma.
La doctrina de la violencia ha
penetrate en- la India mas pro.
fundamente que en- cualqniera
otra, la dicho, Y no lie faita ra-
z6n.
Mahavira pedia que ell HON
bre olvidara su cuerpo, como 10
hace Gandhi, y Sc negara a 81
mismc para llegar al Nirvana.
Debe destruirse TODD dese),
recomendaba, y vivir en- la DO
breza Y la bondad; pero sobrt
todas las cosas NO MATAR. l.
quinta esencia de la sabiduria e
no matar.
Viejo pals de mfsticos la yes
tusta india.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
QUIERE Ell JAPON SOSTE-
NER ~NEGOCIACIONES PA
RIA SOLUCIONAR LA CON
TROVERSIA DE LA MAN
CHURfA

Toxic, Sept, 22.-El gobier-
no japones inform6 hoy a su
Ministries en- China, estar dis
puesto a aprobar la PROPOSE
ci6n de T. V. Soong, Ministro
de Hacienda de la China, pa
ra ell nombramiento de una
Comisi6n Sino-Japonesa en-
cargada de solucionar la con-
troversia manchuriana.
Mientras este paso definiti-
vo Sc daba para aminorar las
dificultades entire la China y
Ell Jap6n, la Agencia de Motif
cias Rengo recibi6 una noticia,
aun no confirmada, indicando
que la invasion militar japone-
sa en- Manchuria Sc estaba ex-
tendiendo.
En- dicho informe Sc dice q.
las autoridades miiitares japo-
nesas EN- Changchun, termino
sur del ferrocarril manchuria-
no, han enviado tropas a Har-
bin, terra del interior de la
Manchuria, como resultado de
la petici6n de auxilio de los re-
sidentes japoneses de dicha pc
blaci6n.
FL Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores del Gabinete Japo-
mes, Baron Shidehara, sc opuso
vigorosamente al nuevo envio
de tropas a la Manchuria, reco
mendado por ell Ministro de la
Guerra.
FL movimiento de las tropas
| coreanas en- la Manchuria fut
anunciado por ell Oral. Hanzc
Kanaya, Jefe del Estado Ma
yor General del Ejercito, e.
cual dijo que ell movimiento
habia sido ordenado por Ell CO
mandante en- Jefe de la Guar.
nici6n de Corea bajo su propia
iniciativa, pero de acuerdo cor
ell ministro de la Guerra Japo-
mes, Sr. Minami.
Varios peri6dicos japoneses
aseguran que la situaci6n en-
Chientao, cerca de la frontera
Corea-Manchuria estaba ha-
ciendose cada vez mas dificil,
debido a que aIgunas tropas ia
ponesas entrar0n en- esa pobla-
ci6n compuesta de cerca de
medic million de habitantes.
Anoche volvieron a ocurrir
encuentros entire las fuerzas
J chinas y los japoneses en- Peti-
wang, Mukden Y en- Hardin,
donde los chinos t~rataron de
bombardeer al Consulate ia
pones.
La Agencia de Noticias Rem
go informa que un aeropianC
militar japones fue canoneadc
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
CAMBIARA SU BA,
Sc MONETARIA DE LA
LIBRA AL DOLLAR

Atenas, sep. 22.-El Banco de-
Grecia public6 aver una nota
cambiando la base monetaria de
la libra esterlina al dollar y man
teniendo ell dracma en- Ell patron
orc.
Como una medida de precau-
ci6n Ia bolsa ha sido cerrada por
cinco dias.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
\ FAVOR DEL VICEPRESI-
DENTE

Habana, Sept. 22.-Asegu =
aSe que ell Senado tratara de
restablecer, 10 que no hiciera
la Camara, ell puesto de vice =
)residente de la republica.
En- su proyecto de reformas
constituencies la Camara au-
al Tribunal Supreme pa
ia elegir un sustituto del pre-
sidente EN- case de "'muerte ma
turaI o incapaeidad;" pero EN-
los otros casos deja como susti-
tuto al secretario de estado.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
MASYNO CHUNGAS

China ha pedido va a la Socie
dad de Naciones que interveuga
en- su favor, tirando de las cian-
das al Jap6n y haciendRle conte-
ner su Marcia invasora.
Aver dijimos que esq era el
'unico refugio del "gigante' en-
fermo, NAL preparado y desu-
nido.
IPodra convencer la Sociedad
a los japoneses para que Sc "a
mansen'' y dejen libre a la Man
churia, que no les pertenece?
Els muy possible que los japo-
neses Sc "amansen", pero puede
afirmarse que de la Manchuria
no Sc marcharan.
Podran de nuevo entregar cl
gobierno a un General que les
sirva de muneco, pero NADIA mas.
Ell Jap6n quiere para su pueblo
una parte de esa fertil y extern
sa provincial.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22

y echado a terra por las tropas
chinas a unas ~ millas al nor
tie de Mukden, Y que la facha-
da del Banco de Corea en- Har-
bing qued6 destruida por otra
explosion.
Los japoneses que residen en-
Hardin, unos 1000, Sc encuen-
tran profundamente alarma-
dos, no obstante estar la poll
cia patrullando las GALES.
Sc atribuyen las bombas Ian
zadas a los comunistas.