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The Washington times., 1931-05-01
RESCUERS RUSH
To AID ARCTIC
EXPLORER
Ship Leaves Iceland to Hunt
for Marooned Scientist;
Swedish FIiers on Way

LONDON, May l G.N.SD-A
double effort was under way to-
day to effect the rescue of Angus
tin Courtauld. lost British scientist
and explorer, marooned on a
Greenland icecap. messages from
Oslo and Copenhagen reported.
The Icelandic patrol boat, Odin
carrying a land and air rescue ex-
peditiof1. reached the edge of the
icefields off Ahgmahsalik and pre-
pafed to send a seaplane aloft in
search of the lost explorer, at the
same time, Capt. Albin Ahren-
berg, Swedish flier. and two com
panions, hoped off from Bergen,
Norway, en- route to the icefields.
The two expeditions will prob
ably combine efforts to locate
Courtauld, who is believed near
starvation.
The Washington times., 1931-05-01
HEALTH

Dentistry Of the right kind means
better health and a possible extension
OF life ten years.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-22

Cont. from
 mado tHe coffee for the grown 7p pe- opla over a bonfire. Tie fire also he lped koep t"e gnats off ns. Theo gnats were about as tAick as tAe boz made tHe Lemonade for the children. The lives of t"o Now England vi si t1s were saved by Snl1y' s dong hnnts and Mrs. Tibbs' pie. It was apple and
 inst exactly as good as the Now Eng 1andors thamsoves can make. Lii Ii an and Bill Cameron Eere saved by tho cantalonpe. Gene Richards is probab- ly still regre tting that she didn't soc tAe minca -tarts till too late.
 On t'e Cay home, Billy Tibbs and Ora Nelson w"o Voro driving Mrs.Wm Tibbs in their now car, ran ont of gas. As troy were at Upper Ionsina they tanked mp. At Lower Tonsina tre crowd stopped to say !'P11o thoro to Nav Lamson. Gordon Branch lit in to tAe lnnch=box and demo lisHed t'e rest of t"e ham'n n click 'un san@wit- cres, and the rest of Mrs. Clongh s eco1as-cakes. He ought to. havp grown abort l taller and~2 inches fatter on acc't of that. Four small sh were canght and more tran fo1f gall Ions of b Inc -berries No bears <Wero soen. Those in tAe party Were:
 Mir. Sc Mrs. Bi fly Tibbs, Hrs. Game ron and Bill Jr, ,R.A. "Sn fly" ,Mrs.: Gene Richards. Mrs.: o. A. Nc lson and Adri an Philip. Florenco and Ora Ne Is on, MT. and Mrs. J, L. Clongh and Lii liam C1oug
Weekly herald., 1931-08-22

r;;n ! I:i2 c HE'S THIS END OF TIE 4RH | San 1riz7 7o is getting along m. yaB br. h. lots of ambition for hard work. To has lis cabin and garden s at Ii lG. .Fp has 8 fine Pa1c' ol potxtoas in blossom, t77rnips' car :5tc. He is to be congratn Ia ted for his success as he las Ngd vorl vat bring t~e garden.H He has b pack watch from the creek in pa? 1S' :s Ct at 1st Lako Bob Reod and N1s :: bro tier lave cabin and rancH' = Rig~t nov one of t'e sigAts ot t~e Trail is brigAt green patcS ot oats vii e. is entirely snrro77ndeo by flame colored fire-wee d. 0ne oi
 tIo treats of t~e Trai l is dis. If cul ultivated straw -berries raise
 ed on the Reed. home ste ad. I"oy
 arc m, s1;ally sweot ones. T'e finest of raspberries grow w11e
 naar by. T~e Reeds need not go
 r7ngry, Crrrants are going by no"'
Weekly herald., 1931-08-22
no TEE PLANT

VISITORS TO TEE PLANT
 Not long ago S77pt. BoVan Pres ley -of Kan0hcott Copper, Mines Alaska brought lis son David, dang ter Joan. and Mery-Ellon and Peggy h7ggan , f Kenne coVo, t' 4oo aration. Trey missed seeing tNe, Asst Edi tor, bnJ eac u sitors mime ograp Ned N1S o"n oop: of tie paper. "o s'7fe 1y eH y12 naving t~em, and, hope to see t'en on their return.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-22

A spLEnDIp GARDEN & PLACE TO EAT
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Estrada hafo big garden at Fred She cks place 2n. tNe way to t~e home stead. Trey raise t"e best of greens, and ot'or vegetao lo and give them to their friends and eat some of -them, and trey lave lots of tne fresh lettnce, oinions, etc. for Mrs. Estrada's restaurant tab le' where she is ntting on her tine dinners. Thoso w@o get to eat W1tS Tor arc lncky. S'e makes topno 1c' .s2ut~ern cooking and any ot"or kind to s1it people. For fried I
 chi cEen beats any we over c.
 t2s ted. A sign made by one f
 of Ter former Jap cooks IS
 t~as, .on the side: T5 1ro5nt tAe same as t~e sign >>ero: "C~i cken Dinner Sunday ' ;.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-22

AWAY orr AT s0URD0UGH ON TRl4I1: Mrs. Wac chter Te ckacA las a fir. f3x farm. all blnes. T"ofe are. 45 n1,ns and 43 old ones. T*e vot9r1 IT. arv vro went t>ro77 g. s:onr dong >a: s>ort time ago, stopped and l225eo !<91s t~em all 3ver t'or21y aao salo soS'S were as: fine 1ot: of p17ps as 70 lad oVor Sc 7n.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-22

SHOW. Learn ALL ABo11T Wc,EN Friday night at A.B. Hall and soe the Boy Scouts of C5fdoVa nit on ome of their stuff.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-22

J y3n st3n1d< know low Carl Car r4son'a
 ] car went ownthg Ii II by Harry no74 < , horse and lear Car] and Mike J5ns2E
 .esll ing to it to "WhoaS as if it mo om ri77mp o1t of ~is clair in tNe Nrea ack". And yon shonld "sve seen tNe are were children and ladies arornd ,h. (Big wri te np abort 1t next week.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-22

r.a7 d. o'sofse. And seen Bi Il Carr, .A me Eo2 .Commi ssion office and ye2l| Wrea men 5H:eat and nearly cnss, but tTere " "Non' trey pnlled it ont of t"e dic'. (
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

Por tai arte comenz6 desde
aquel mismo dia el amante de
Julia a hacer TODD 10 contrario
10 que Sc habia propuesto con
relaci6n al pabtico de la cortija-
da. Verdaderamente, la herida
que lie abrieron los muchachos al
apellidarle "El Enemigo' no era
de las que Sc cicatrizan por 81
solas!... III desgraciado no ha
bia conseguido dormir en- toda
la noche! iSu amor propio, su
.dignidad, su conciencia.,. cho-
rreaban sangre!
Dado ell primer paso en- aquel
canine de humildad, apoder6se
del j0ven poeta una especie de
vertigo, que lie llev6, a pesar SUI
20, 3 toda suerte de flaquezas Y
concesiones, cual 81 de pronto Sc
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

hubiese trocado en- sabdito de
todos los labradores del Aben-
cerraje, de sus mujeres, hasta
de sus hijos mas pequenos.
Siempre que, a la ida o a Ia
vuelta de su vista diaria al ca
nal, cruzaba solo por en- medic
del miserable caserio, discurria
algun pretexto para entrar en-
una Il otra vivienda, pidiendo,
va un vase de aqua, va lumbre
con gu eencender ell cigarro, Y
,trababa conversation con las
madres, lisonjeaba a las donce-
Has, acariciaba a los ninos,
bromeaba con los viejos, Y pare.
Ella interesarse mucho en- COMO
Ger la organization de cada ia
milia Y los recursos de cada Ca
Sa...
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

to mas aflictiva cuanto Que Il
l0goso ingeniero, cediendo, CO.
mo slempre, a la espontaneidad
de sus emociones, sin contra.
fiarla3 nj eludirlas en- nombre
De nlngdn sistema o preiuicio,
habia a~prendido, por su parte. q
eStimar Y respatar (y aun a en-
Vlalar, con permiso del amor
que profesaba a Julia) ell modo
de ser de aquellos humildes cam
psSinos' sus virtudes Y sus afec-
los sus creencias Y sus tradicio-
mes sus alegrfas y sus trabaios,
todo 10 que Sc comprende, en- fin,
dehtro del augusta nombre de
1amilla. Reverence ell pudor y
a ihocencia en- zafias virgenes
que habian de casarse con los
oJos eerrados y no conocer lueeo
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

Asustadas aquellas gentes
por ell lance del Is de Agosto, Y
temerosos tambien de disgustar
a la MarQuesa, demostraron al
principle, no dire agradecimien
to nj eonfianza, pero 81 manse-
dumbre y solicitud, al galante
~forastero que, deSpues de tantos
meses de no haber fijado los
ojos mas que en- Julia, Sc habia
vuelto de pronto tan corriente,
communicative y campechano.
MOTTO al cabo GuiIIermo la
frialdad con que en- ell fondo 10
recibian aQuellos amilanados CO.
razones, Y aun advirti6 que la
cortesia fue yendo a menos, has
ia converttrse en- desasosiego y
~reserya, y Sc arrepinti6 de ha
berse humillado tanto para re-
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

era ell 1nico enemigo a auien
habia que v~iolentar Y veneer pa.
ra disipar Ia aversion que aque.
Hos cuitados lie tenian; Que 81.
y nadie mas que el, estaba en- 81
case de mudar de conducta QUE
procedia, en- fin, combatir la
causa, no ell efecto..., tanto mas.
cuanto que la causa no era de
suyo muy defendiblet
Resultado de TODD: que acab5
por resignarse a vivir sin la es-
timaci6n nj el respeto de los la
briegos del Abencerraje. a no
hablar mas que con Julia Y a no
tener otro e~sparcimiento, leios
de ella, que ell que tuvo reci6n
llegado al cortijo: Ia soledad del
campo.
Semejante situaci6n era tan
La gaceta., 1931-09-17
R TES

do round.
Dickinson Brown derrot6 en-
la semifinal, por 'nocao tecnico'
en- ell segundo round, a Young
Haywood.
Kid Cobb triunf6 por "nocao
tecnico", en- ell primero, sobre
Gray Taylor; por "nocao', Ba-
by Russell elimin6, en- ell round
segundo, a Kid Bonnie.
Kid Alfonso y Columbia Cafe
Kid derrotaron por decision, res
pectivamente, a Battling Balti-
more y Rene Valdes.
Young Leavine puso a dormii
a Young Garcia.
FL gladiator professional Joe
Temes di6 una interesante exhi.
bici6n, a tres rounds, con Kid
Indian de oponente.
La gaceta., 1931-09-17
G tan POGO fruto.

NNSNi I0h PONo II utOs
Pero va no tenia remedio su
abdicaci6n. Dej6 de visitar y
de saludar a los cortijeros, Y sin
ti6se mas mortificado que nun
ca, pues Sc eonsider6 como re
chazado y despedido por todos Y
cada uno de los que la vispera
habfan sido objeto de sus impru
denies afabilidades. Pens6 en-
tonces, arrebatado de ira, en- ate
rrar a aquellos contumaces, rus
ticos, en- obligarlos a amarle,
en- veneerlos, en- afligirlos... Pc
70 conoci6 que TODD este seria
contraproducente; que ell amor
no Sc impone; que la fe no Sc
manda que la algeria no Sc pro-
duce por medic de la fuerza...
iConoci6 acaso tambien que el
La gaceta., 1931-09-17
B q X F
BENNY LEONARD ACOSTC
A D SUS CONTRA
RIOS

Newark, N. j., sep. 17.-Ben
ny Leonard do anoche aqui su
anunciada exhibition, a seis asal
tos, poniendo a dormir en- me
nos de tres minutes a los tres
hombres que Sc lie enfrentaron.
Eddie Murray fue "acosta-
do" por ell excampe6n de peso
ligero en- I'm minute y 26 segun.
dos; Manuel MADEIRA, en- AZ Sc.
gundos, y un "nocao tecnico" sc
bre Teddy Hayes, en- % segun.
dos.
Hayes lanz6 un golpe y Sc
cay6 por entire las sogas, no PIT
diendo continuar en- acci6n.
La gaceta., 1931-09-17
Con los Guantes

La comedia Sc termjjn6 en- ell
segundo asalto.
En- ell primero, el cubano, que
lleva tres o cuatro nombres, pc,
go Y trio a su oponente.
Y en- ell segundo, el que cayera
en- ell primero puso a dormir al
visitante.
lCuantos salieron contentos :.
Muy pocos!
iPor que Sc apostaba de 5 4
2 en- favor, del que venciera y Sc
decia que ell cubano no iba a pa
sar del segundo?
iMisterio! iMisterio!
La gaceta., 1931-09-17
LAS PELEAS DE ALTOONA
DOS EN- DE SOTO PARK

Otra victoria Sc anot6 aver el
j6ven Kid Acker, de Mango, po-
niendo a dormir en- ell segundo
asalto del programa amateur
ofrecido anoche en- ell parque De
Soto, a Kid Butch, de Oak Park,
que pesaba cinco libras mas que
e., 135. La caida fue en- ell segun
La gaceta., 1931-09-17
LA ASSOCIATION NACIONAL
REELIGIO A JOHN V. CL1N
MIN

Detroit, sep liza Asocia-
ci6n Nacional de Boxeo termin6
aver una de sus mas tranquilas
convenciones en- muchos amos,
reeligiendo para la presidencia
al Oral John v. Clinnin y para
la vicepresidencia a James M.
Brown, de Ypsilanti, Michigan.
La gaceta., 1931-09-17
DENTRO DE UN MES ESTA
RA STRIBLING LISTO PA.
RIA PELEAR

Chicago, Sept. 17A!Aw. L.
Young" Stribling, a quien Sc
derrotara en- Cleveland ell dia 3
de julio, estara listo para la que
IRA de los punos, dentro de un
4.cs.
"Pa" Stribling, director de
los intereses de su hijo, asf 10
anunci6 en- el dia de aver.
La gaceta., 1931-09-17
LA PRODIGA
NOVELA
Por
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

La enfermd estaba levantada
Y amasando pan de aceite; pero
Sc quej6 mucho del reumatismo,
que lie impedia desde Mario su-
Dir las escaleras Y servir la CO.
mida a los senores; y, por 10 de-
mas, no demostr6 haber dado
gran importancia al disgusto
de su hijo con el cabalero.,.
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

Corresponds la segunda vice
presidential a Edward C. Eos
ter, de Providence, R. l.; RoJ
Sherman, de Toledo, Ohio, ter.
Ger vicepresidente; H. J. Ian
dry, de Mississippi, cuarto.
Para la tesoreria sc ha desig
nado a William Cocker, de NV
Orleans. Y
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

Los peri6dicos cubanos dicen
que Samantha, uno de los mucha
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

a los procedlmlentos VlOlentoS.
Por ell "a.rebata-peleas" de
TN promoter local, que va des-
pertara, es probable q. ell Circu-
10 no pueda ofrecer peleas ell
pr6ximo lunes.
PerR es preferible cerrar Ia
Arena a descender a ciertos re
cursos"
Ell que ma act1a, NAL AGA
ba... y 81 ACADIA bien Ia diges-
ton es pesada.
Els ell prop6sito del promoter
del Circulo, que debe emplear =
| dinero con "cuenta-gotas'', trael
a "Seis Cilindros" para opener
10 a Felipe Lobato.
FL de los "Seis' Sc encuentra
en- New York.
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

Follettn de La Gacetd No. 20
La gaceta., 1931-09-17

Ellos 70 estan acostumbrad"
a los procedimientos violentos.
La gaceta., 1931-09-17
EN- WEST Tampa
sERVIcTO DE AMBULANCIA, TeisfOnO Y ans

Telefonos para visitas por el dia: Ybor City, 14b
West Tampa, H 3S46. Para llams1ss por 10 nOch'
10 mismo en- Ybor que On West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23
PROSECUTOR SAYS LEA
MUST PRESENT PLEA
Tennessee Indictment Abatement
Arguments to- Be Heard at
Knoxville August /.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 23-Wil-
liam Carter, United States district at
torney. announced yesterday that Col
Luke Lea. Tennessee published. indicted
in Federal Court here on charges of
violating national banking laws must
be present or represented by counsel in
event his plea for abatement of the
indictment is argued in Knoxville Au-
gust l.
Rogers Caldwell. president Of Caldwell
q Co., investment banking house now
in receivership. and j. Basil Ramsey,
president of the defunct Holston Union
National Bank here, are indicted jointly
with Lea. and they have joined in max
ing the abatement plea.
Carter said their counsel have asked
him to continue the abatement plea
hearing. since Lea is scheduled to go
on trial in the State Court of North
Carolina at Asheville July 81 on
charges arising from the failure Of the
Central Bank &; Trust Co. there.
When the North. Carolina case
against Lea was originally set for July
10, I agreed to pass the hearing to Au-
gust to accommodate them" Carter
said. IF they don't show up, I'll call
for a bond forfeiture"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23
LIQUOR SMUGGLING
TAXES INGENUITY
But Tourists Returning From
Canada Indicate Americans
Are "Slick." 1
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 2o.-Notes on a
visit to Rous-s Point and the Canadian
border:
A big banner flaps in the breeze above
Lake street. near STATE. In white Letter
Ing, against a blue background, Is the
legend, ~. S. Customs" On one side OF
the street is the Rouses Point Handy
Kitchen; directly opposite is the GUS
toms Office. 1t is there that motorists
driving down from Montreal, must stop
and have their cars ranSacked.
Game Seems Fascinating.
The little game of taking. or trying
to take. Canadian bottled gooos past the
inspectors at the border town is one
that seems to prove endlcssly fascinat-
ing to Americans who go holidaying in
the Province of Quebec. Ninety per
cent of the motorists who return to the
States via RouseS Point go in for liquor
smuggling. This smuggling is generally
OF the piker variety. Sometimes a car
will have a single bottle tucked away
in the lid of the rumble seat. or per-
faps two or three Motorists match their
wits and their ability to hide their con-
Graband cargo against the sleuthing tai
ents of the border inspectors. When a
customs man feels that he's really chal-
Enged he puts one of his super searches
under way. and the law generally wins
These inspectors know all the tricks.
Are Ingenious Race.
The little hide-and-seek game to
which Lake street has become accus-
toned strengthens the impression that
Americans are an ingenious race The
ingenuity of back-from- Canada New
Workers in the matter OF concealing
their commission stores products Is
matched by the inspectors zeal in root
ing out bottles which have been so
painstakingly concealed. Most of those
who really slip something past are those
who have that innocent look: those
whose cars have rot bsen subjected to
the customs Offices grade A search.
Some motorists strap bottles to the
chassis: others secret them under the
hood. or in dummy cushions, or under
the seat, or fasten them to the DASH
board. Others leave them in their bags
and take chance. often an inspector
will take the engine apart in his effort
to unearth one bottle Of Pommery Sec,
but will leave the. bags untouched.
Darkness, 1t has been found doesn't
Illustrate the Government searchers.
They all have flashlights, and good ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23
CLOSED BANK TRIO
RELEASED ON BAIL
Marcus and Singers Obtain Ger
tifcate of Reasonable Doubt
in New York Case.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Bernard K.
Marcus and Saul and Herbert Singer,
officials of the closed bank of United
States, convicted of fisusing of bank
funds, were released from Tombs Prison
under heavy bail yesterday after OBJ
tanning certificate of reasonable doubt.
Supreme Court Justice George V. Null
Ian granted the certificate and fixed bail
for Marcus and the elder Singer, presi-
dent and vice president, respectively, of
the closed bank, at 500, 1000 each. Bond
for Herbert Singer was fixed at $50 900.
Waiting taxicabs whisked the three
men to their homes Immediately after
their release from Jail. The certificate
was the first step in their plan to appeal
to higher court.
Marcus and the Singers we're con-
victed a month ago after three weeks
trial Charles H. Tuttle. their attorney.
today objected to the amounts of the
bonds, protesting that his clients were
practically broke"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23
100000 FACE WANT
IN SASKATCHEWAN
10000 Head of Live Stock Must
Be Taken From Drought
Area, Says Official.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTREAL July 23-Howard Nc
Council, provincial treasurer and min
lister of municipal affairs for Saskatche-
wan, yesterday predicted that 100000
persons would have to be fed by the pro-
vincial and federal governments next
Winter.
In addition. he said, 100000 head Of
live stock will have to be taken from
the drought areas of Saskatchewan to
places where feed is more plentiful.
The drought has ben so bad" he
said that even potatoes have not grown
in some sections of the province. That
Is why we will have to feed so many
people throughout the Winter. 1t is
without doubt the most severe rainless
spell the West has had since the be-
ginning of the century,"
The condition, however, is only tempo
rary. he added. Low crop Yields in
wheat producing countries and smaller
acreages seeded soon will absorb the
wheat surplus and prices will rise. en-
abling Saskatchewan to recover its lost
wealth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23
GRABS CIGARETTE CASE
Youth Asking for Smoke Escapes
With Box Valued at $50.

Producing his cigarette case to COM
ply with q request for smoke. Will
liam Bracket. jr., 1414 Twenty-first
street, was surprised early today when
an unidentified youth snatched the
case at Connecticut avenue and H
street and fed. He told police the
case was worth $3.50.
An unidentified colored youth grabbed
the pocketbook of Rebecca Bundy 1880
Third street. last night in the 1900
block of Thirteenth street. The boy
escaped with the purse. containing a
small amount of cash. keys and cards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23
Head in a Sling.

A headrest for riders in automobiles
or buses suspends from the ceiling Of
the car, and while it offers a support
for the head it also covers the ears to
keep out the disturbing sounds likely to
be encountered along the road.
La gaceta., 1931-06-19
CRIMINALES ACUSADOS
POR Ell FISCAL SKINNER

Ell fiscal del condado, Mr..
Skinner, formula aver ante ia
corte de 10 criminal acusacio-
mes por robo y asalto contra j.
P. SCHUYLER, de Bristol, Fla, y
S. r. Grantham, de Flomaton,
Ala, los cuales hicieron vfcti-
ma de sus desmanes a H. j.
Collier de Secreven, Ga.
Los dos acusados habian pc
dido a Collier que los dejara
montar en- su autom6vil la no.
che del 13 de JUNO, y cuando
va Sc encontraban cerca de
Balm, 10 atacaron por la espal
da dandole un fuerte golpe en-
la cabeza. Como consecuencia
del golpe la maquina Sc desvfo
cayeNdo en- la cuneta. Collier
repuesto del accidente comenz6
a pelear con sus asaltantes has
ia recibir ayuda.
Schiller fue detenido inme-
diatamente y pocas horas des-
La gaceta., 1931-06-19
LAS COMPANIAS DE SEGU-
RIOS APELAN EN- CONTRA
DE MARCADES

Varias companies de segu-
ros presentaron aver cinco a.
pelaciones ante la corte del
circuito, por ell reciente fallo
de la corte de 10 civil en- ell Ca
so de Elias Marcades, propie-
tario del Pride of France, es-
tablecimiento de la Septima
avenida que fue destruido lpof
ell fuego en- ell mes de Mayo del
pasado ano.
Las Companies apelantes
son la 'Lumbermen's Insuran.
ce Company, la Stuyvesant In
surance y la Federal Insuran-
ce. En- ell juicio las Companies
presentaron testimonies de-
cuerpo de bomberos de la ciu.
dad y de otras personals, de
mostrando que ell fuego tuvo o.
rigen incendiario.
Ell total representado por e.
fallo de la corte inferior signi-
flea I'm desembolso para dichas
Companies de Seguros de $500
pesos.
La gaceta., 1931-06-19
Il GAS EMANADO Dc MA
TERIAS ~DESCOMPUESTAS
PRODUJO LA MUERTE De
LOS TRES ITALIANOS

Comentando la posibilidad
de que los tres jovenes italia
nos, Antinori, Midulla y Valen
ii, pudieran haber sido asesi-
nados, ell DR.. Meighen, medico
del condado, manifesto hoy
cue a su juicio ellos perecieron
bajo los efectos de I'm gas ema
nado de materias organicas en-
decomposition.
"Esos tres j6venes no fueror
asesinados". Els possible que
ellos Sc dieran cuenta de que
se asfixiaban, pero Ia falta d.
oxigeno les impidi6 subir la es
Gala de IL pies de alto.
l Ell gas "methane' Sc compC
1 ne de una parte de carbon
cuatro de hidr6geno, no tient
DIOR, nj color, nj sabor y no e:
inflamable.
La gaceta., 1931-06-19
C0RTE(RIMINM.
CONTRA Ell DIR. TYREE c..
WHITEHURST.

Bajo la acusaci6n de homiciI
dio de una joven madre de Is
amos, ocurrido ell dia 3 de Ma
70, como consecuencia de una
operaci6n Illegal, Sc esta juz-
gando en- la corte de 10 crimi-
nal al Dr.. Tyree C. Whitehurt.
La vfctima, que estuvo dos
meses bajo tratamiento en- ell
hospital de Tampa, dej6 Gin
co hijos de corta edad.
Ell juicio contr el doctor Sc
suspendio anoche ARA ser cor
tinuado hoy por la manana.
La primera acusaci6n ha par.
lido del esposo de la infortu
NADIA madre, quien declare que
Ell acompan6 a su esposa a la
oficinas de Whitehurst, igno
rando la naturaleza de la ope
raci6n que iba a practicarsele
Ell DIR. Whitehurst ha sidt
acusado vaffas wees durant'
los dos dltimos amos por casoi
criminales, en- las cortes fede
raj Y del estado. Actualment'
Sc encuentra bajo sentencia d.
un ano por practicar la medi
Gina sin licencia. En- la cort'
federal tambien Sc encuentrl
pendiente de una acusaci6l
por uso del correo para defral
dar.
La gaceta., 1931-06-19
LA LIGA DE DEFENSA IN
~TERNACIONAL PROTES-
Ia EN- FAVOR DE UN Ne
GRO ~"DESAPARECIDO"

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, JUNO 49,
La Liga international de Defen
sa Obrera, por medic de su Off
Gina en- Chattanooga, ha envia-
do I'm telegrama al jefe de poll
cfa Blakemore protestando de
la "desaparicion" del negro Tho
mas Jasper, a quien ell pasado
lunes Sc llevaron, dos hombres
armados, de la carcel de aquf.
Sc acusaba al negro de haber
moIestado a una muchacha de
la raza blanca, en- ell domicil!o
de este.
Ell despacho de la Liga, dice
Protestamos del l~ynchamiento
de Thomas Jasper y pedimos
complete investigation, rapido
,juicio Y ejecuci6n de los asesi-
nos.
"Oficiales de policia, dipu-
tados responsables por dejar la
carceI sin custodia, igualmen-
tie culpables. Clara la coOpera-
ci6n de la policfa y los lyncha-
dores. Ridfculas las excuses pu-
blicadas en- la prensa".
Jasper, seg1n ell jefe de po-
licfa, no ha sido lynchado, fue
sacado de la carcel y no Sc lie ha
vuelto a en~contrar.