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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30
SINCLAIR BLOCKS 81
OIL, MURRAY SAYS
Governor Calls Producer ely
in Ointment" Gas Price
Probe Threatened.
~ the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, August 29.-Gov.
w. H. Murray charged today that
Harrs y. Sinclair, petroleum magnate,
was blocking return to dollar oil, and
at the same time the State threatened
an investigation of recent retail gaso-
line price increases.
Paul Walker, chairman of the State
Corporation Commission, asserted high
er gasoline prices, announced by most
companies since crude prices started to
climb. are not illstified. Walker threat
ened to start an inquiry to determine
IF collision and monopoly" have fg-
ured in the gasoline market.
Sinclair Agreement Fails.
Gov. Murray indicated that reopening
of flush oil wells in Oklahoma was pre-
vented by inability to reach an agree
ment with the Sinclair interests.
THE Phillips and the Standard and
q number of others have come in and
agreed to give 81 for oil, - the Governor
said.
Murray charged that Sinclair was
"the real fly in the ointment, both in
Oklahoma and Texas" He said the oil
man was resting on his oars in Okla
horna for the present. but Is operating
with all his might in Texas"
He urged the people and the press OF
Texas to keep their eyes on Sinclair, !"
who, he charged, was attempting to
prevent victory for the independent Oil
man and the public"
Murray has made reopentng OF the
Oklahoma wells, now shut down under
martial law. conditional upon an agree
ment by all the larger oil companies to
pay 81 a barrel for crude.
Regulation Order Drawn.
The Texas Railroad Commission to-
day was putting the finishing touches
on an order by which 1t will attempt TO
regulate production in the great East
Texas field, closed under martial law.
The order is expected to go into effect
next Tuesday.
No inkling was given as to the total
daily production which viii be allowed
in East Texas, Various witnesses ap-
pearing before the commission suggested
amounts ranging from 100000 to
500 900 barrels day. Before the shut
down the field was credited with
800 900 barrels daily.
Gov. Sterling has not indicated
whether martial law will be lifted when
the commission. acting under the new
State conservation law, puts its pro-
ration order into effect. There were
indications, however, that some of the
troops win remain on duty to enforce
the commission regulations.
Standish to Pay 81.
Meanwhile, one oil company, the
Etanoisl1. subsidiary Of the Phillips
Petroleum Corporation, prepared to pay
81 a barrel for oil from the Ritz-Can-
ton pool In Kansas, which is partially
shut down By action Of the Public Serv-
ice Commission Of that State. The
Standish Co. notified the commission
that starting Monday it would take 1000
to 1.500 barrels Of oil day at the 81
price.
All wells III the Ritz Canton pool to-
day were authorized to produce 10 per
cent Of their potential output. Commits
sioner Thurman Hill said curtailment
regulations may be extended Monday
20 TIE Eastborough and Voshel pools.
depending en- whether purchasers raise
the price 10 81.
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SULLIVANS IN DASH,
CRASH AND CLASH
Speeder, Victim and officer With
Irish Name Meet-0ne
Goes to Jail.

The Sulliyans had a convention on
Bladensburg read northeast Friday,
which ended when they decided to put
one of their number behind the bars.
A car proceeding along the road at a
dizzy pace crashed into another The
drivers got out and began to argue.
Shortly thereafter a judge arrived in
the FORM of a motor cycle policeman.
What's your name?" he asked OF the
man whose Car had been struck as ne
jotted down notes.
Sullivan" the man replied, will
liam Sullivan"
And yours is WHAT" he asked the
other
Thomas Sullivan" he answered.
william Sullivan noted the name OF
the other and turned TO the policeman.
Give me your name, viii you, ON
GER" he requested. Sullivan" said the
policeman, Edward Sullivan, twelfth
precinct"
The three then got down to serious
business The decision was obvious, for
William had been going too fast. He
was locked up for reckless driving.
Judge Schuldt decided the legal bat
tie Of the Sullivans in Traffic Court to-
day by ordering William to pay $50, in
lieu Of which ne was to 60 to jail for
a month.
More than $50 lost umbrellas are be-
sr1rr tfYv,1nd into Try1doa1 irrf Y-4cvN-
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EXONERATES.
BUCKLEY AND WMBC.
Radio Commission Examiner
Finds Charges Not
SuhStantiated.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Jerry Buckley, slain Detroit radio an
nouncer, and broadcasting Station
WMBC. were exonerated of charges OF
wrong-doing in connection with the
stations operation in report nled yes
terday with the Federal Radio Commits
sion by Ellis A. Yost, chief examiner.
Yost recommended that the station
be granted renewal of its license and be
permitted to move its transmitter and
make certain changes in its equipment.
"Shake- Down" Charged.
The examiner said in his report that
Buckley had been alleged to have been
associated with vice activities in De-
troit, had been charged with using the
facilities of WMBC to shake down"
gamblers and with misapplying funds
raised by the station in carrying on
its welfare work.
The station was charged with opera
ton in q manner inconsistent with pub
lie interest, and with permitting It's
facilities to be used to solicit funds,
which we're obtained by false repre-
Sentation. Yost found the charges un-
substantiated.
He said, however, that the owners
were derelict in not having kept COM
plete record OF receipts and disburse-
inents of all moneys donated to its re-
lief fund.
Relief Fund Irregular.
In his conclusions the examiner said
that while the handling of the relief
fund was irregular and the evidence was
not conclusive as to its final DISPOSE
ton that he could not say that any
part of 1T had been misapplied or en-
bezzled
The commission must pass upon the
case and decide whether the license is
to be renewed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

More than $50 lost umbrellas are be-
ing turned into the London lost prop
erty Office every day.
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rotary" he said tonight "I am making
no move.
81 do not know whether any one else
desires to make move. When we left
Downing street we were told that Mr..
Macdonald would not be in Office a day
longer than he could help. I should
be free to go to the Disarmament Con-
ference If the general election were
over"
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..Yonnpssto ,e2 veteran Dies.

KEENE, N. H., August % tR.--James
w. Price, 80, of Sullivan, said to have
been the youngest" veteran Of the
Civil War, died at the home OF a
daughter here today. He enlisted in
June, 1852, at the age of IL. but gave
his age as Is, and served with the 14th
United States Infantry as a drummer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30
FARM PRICES SKID
LOWER IN AUGUST
Cotton Leads Decline-Poultry
and Wool Show
Advances.

BY the Associated Press.
Led by depressed cotton, the level
Of farm prices continued it's decline
during the first half of August.
The Agriculture Department said to-
day that the index on August IS was
4 points lower than in mid-July, 80
points lower than a year ago and only
rs per cent of the pre-war average
Some of the declines included cot
ton and cottonseed, f8 points from the
July index; fruits and vegetables, 10:
grains, 8 farm price of wheat, per
cent; farm price Of corn. per cent,
and farm price OF potatoes. per cent.
Poultry and poultry products, how
ever. advanced 10 points and dairy
products points.
Wool prices also showed per cent
advance after declining for 10 con-
secutive months.
The price for meat animals was
fairly stable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Panama has had several walkouts In
protest of the new minimum wage of IL
cents an hour.
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KILLED BY ROBBERS
Farmer Says Wife Was Shot as She
Attacked With Ratchet.

BUTLER, Mo, August 20 [P.-Earl
Steel, a farmer living near Butler, re-
ported to officers that his wife, Iris, 80,
was shot to death last midnight as she
sought to protect him from the blows
of two robbers who had forced their
way into the Steel home.
Mrs Steel was shot twice in the fore
head with a revolver Her husband
said she attacked one of the robbers
with a Ratchet while the man was
kicking Steel who had been knocked
down. Steel said the men escaped
with about So.
Strikers in Colon, Panama. are de-
manding minimum wage Of 90 cents
an hour and An eiqht-hOur DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

Lady Bower, wife of Sir George
Bower. member Of the English Parlia-
ment, is the first woman to address
her husbands constituents through the
medium of the talking screen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30
U. S. LAND RETURN URGED
Arizona and Utah Commissioners
Make Recommendation.

Make Recommendations.
SALT LAKE CITY, August % tP.-
A recommendation that Utah and
Arizona demand that the Federal Gov
eminent return 5000 900 acres CT non
forested national forest area was made
today IN a report to Gov George NJ
Dern, by special commissioners Of the
two States
The report, signed by w w. Seeg-
miller Of Utah and Thomas Maddox Of
Arizona declares the 1--we stock industry
Of Arizona north Of the Colorado River
Is suffering under Federal admtnistra-
ton Of that section; that the range
which once supported $4,000 cattle ans
many thousand deer. now supports no
cattle and that famine and pestiience
will soou reduce the deer herds mate
rally.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
NO DE $780, GOO, 600
Ell PRESUPUESTO MA
CIONAL

Habana, JUNO H. La Sc
cretaria de Hacienda inform6
hoy que probablemente a fines
de semana Sc entregarian al Pre-
sidente Machado, los Presupues
tos Nacionales, pasando mas tar
de a la fiscalizaci6n del Congre-
so.
Todos los D~epartamentos del
gobierno han redueido conside-
rablemente los gastOs para ell.
entrante ano fiscal. Los Presu-
puestos no excederan de so mi
Homes de pesos. Los presupues-
tos actuales, que finalizaran ell
80 de JUNO, ascienden a 80 mi
Homes de pesos.
La rebaja del 20 por ciento
en- los sueldos de los empleados
p1blicos y la Suppression de pla-
zas vacantes por uno u otro mo-
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UN INCENDIO DESTRUYO
TRES CASAS EN- LA CA
LIE YBOR f,

Los bomberos de las estacio-
mes n1mero 2, 8 Y 10, respon-
dieron aver a una llamada he
cha. de la Gale Ybor, mama
ma de los 2900, donde Sc habia
declarado I'm incendio.
Cuando los bomberos nega-
ron ell fuego Sc habia extendido
a tres casas y antes de que pu-
diera ser dominado los danos
tenfan un valor approximate de
$4,000.
Una explosion produjo las LA
mas y los bomberos dicen ha-
Der encontrado huellas de ga
solina en- la casa donde tuvo
efecto la explosion.
Esta investigated ell case ell
Sr. Jones, inspector del servicio
de incendiOs.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
LOS EN- LOS Pc
RIODICOS PUEDEN AYU-
OAR A -RESTABLECER LA
PROSPERIDAD

New York, JUNO lila
companfa tabacalera Liggett
and Myers expidi6 aver unas
declaraciones diciendo que ell a.
nuncio en- los peri6dicos, como
un mcdi ode moldear la opinion
p1blica, puede desempehar un
papel importante en- la resu
rrecci6n de la confianza en- los
negocios.
.Realizara la compania una
intensa propaganda en- 1900 pc
ri6dicos del pals, creyendo que
ash ayudara a inspirar ideas
constructive que puedan devol-
vernos a una s6lida prospect
dad.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
COMMENTARIES SOBRE Ell
MENSAJE DE MACIA~

Madrid, JUNO 11.-Los dia-
rios republicanos comentan en-
terminos$ favorables ell mensa-
je de Macfa a la asamKea ge-
neral de Catalina.
En- su mensaje ell presidente
provisional dice que ell future
de Catalina Sera democratico y
liberal, Y que los catalanes de-
ben profesar sincera amistad a
los espanoles, de hombre a hon.
bre y de pueblo a pueblo.
Sostiene que cada espanol de-
be tener ell derecho a construir
SUI hogar, escogiendo la arqui-
tectura que lie agfada y debe te-
ner derecho a fofesar las ideas
politicas que mas convengan a
sus gustos y necesidades.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
RECUPERADO Ell DINER0
DEL BANCO DE LAKE ALI
FRED

Lake Alfred, JUNO l1.-Ei
Sheriff Johnson del Condado de
Polk Y sus oficiales, lograron
recuperar en- un naranjal 4,200
pesos de los 1850 que fueron
robados aver al American Bank
de esta Ciudad, pero ell bandi-
do aun no ha podido ser ares
tado.
Los directories del Bsnco fell
citaron calurosamente al Sher-
iff por su rapida actuaci6n.
Las detenciones De dos sospe-
shosos lleyadas a cabo por el
Sheriff Johnson probablemen-
tie Sc dejafan sin efeeto esta tar
de, poniendoseles de nuevo en- IL
bertad. Los detenidOs fueron w.
F. Parks, de Tampa, y Al Kirk
land, de Lake Alfred.
FL cajero w. C. Carter no pu-
do indentificar entire los dos de-
tenidos al bandido que 10 amor
daz6 Y amarr6 para cometer ell
robo.
Ell Iadr6n dificilmente podra
ser reconocido, porque en- los
momentos de asaltar Ell banco
llevaba un panuelo a manera de
antifaz y IN overall que dej6
abandonado en- el n~aranjal don
de ell Sheriff encontr6 los 4,200
pesos.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
ACUARTELADA LA POLL
CHA

Habana, JUNO 11.-Los dia-
rios de la manana publican hoy
la noticia de que la Policia ha
sido de nuevo acuartelada, debi-
do a que ell Gobierno teme que
en- la Ciudad de la Habana Sc
promuevan los mismos distur-
bios recientemente registrados
en- Santiago de Cuba, Manzani-
llo, SanAntonio de los Banos, Y
1ltimamente en- Camagiiey.
Oficialmente no Sc ha hecho
ningGn comentario sobre esta
MEDIA gubernativa, cast STEM
pre- tomada en- case de amena-
zas de des6rdenes.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
RENUNCIO Ell MINlSTRO
CHINO

Washington, JUNO H. La
Legaci6n de China anunci6
hoy la renuncia del Ministro
Chao-Chu WI, declinando ell
entrar en- detalles, pero asegu-
rando que la renuncia obede-
ella a razones politicas.
FL attache de la Legaci6n,
dijo que Ell Ministro Chao-
Chu Wa, no tenia va las sim
patas del Gobierno de Nan
king"
La information general So
bre este asunto Sc mantiene en-
secreto hasta la celebration de
una conferencia con un perio-
dista que ha sido citado para
hoy despues de las tres de la
tarde.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
TEATRO CASINO

FL doble excelente programa,
a base de la comedia, hablada
en- espanol, "Su Noche de b.
das", y ell drama Scandal Sheet
Sc repondra hoy por Ultima veg.
De nuevo debemos recordar
que "Su Noche de Bodas" es qui
Zas la mejor cinta, en- idioma es-
panol, hecha en- los 1ltimos seis
meses. NADIA mas Ligero que
Don Miguel y NADIA mas delicio-
so que la voz de Imperio Argen-
tina.
TODD 10 que Sc olga en- honor
de George Bancroft, ell protago-
nista de Scandal Sheet, no es
mucho 81 Sc quiere hacer justi-
ella a sus meritos.
Give Brook ~desempena ell pa
pei de banquero y 10 hace refres
cando los laureles que conquis-
tara con Ruth Chatterton en-
La Mujer de Cualquiera".
Kay Francis pone a prueba
sus admirables condolences y
sale triunfante.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
LIMITADO Ell NUMERO DE
CURAS

Vera Cruz, Mexico, JUNO IL
Una nueva ley pasada por Ia
legislature limita ell n1mero de
curas a uno por cada 100000
habitantes. Esta ley elimina
practicamente la Iglesia Cato
lica en- ell Estado de Vera Cruz.
Los efectos de esta medida, la
mas drastica que Sc ha toma-
do en- Mexico por la legislatu-
ra anti-religiosa desde los con-
flictos entire la iglesia Y ell es-
tado de hace dos amos, deja So
lamente un cura en- Veracruz
y Ell Essado con menos de 10.
Sc tiene la seguridad de que
ell Gobernador Adalberto Te-
jeda firmara la ley debido a
sus conyicciones anit-religio-
sas.
Al aprobar la ley, la legis-
latura declare que ia iglesia
habia mantenido a las masas
del pueblo en- un estado abso-
luto de ignorancia, y que al
restringirse las actividades re-
ligiosas Sc ponia remedio a tan
grave NAL"
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
CUB1NOS QUE CONSPIRAN
FE Ell

alabama, JUNO 11.--En las
eferas oficiales del Gobierno
Sc comentan las noticias publ
cadas en- los peri6dicos de dis
tintas localidades de la Flori-
da, relacionadas con los cubanos
que han salido del pals por sus-
tentar ideas contrarias a la adj
ministraci6n del P~residente Ma
chado.
Entire esos concentrates resal-
tan por SUI importancia, los in
formes de los C6nsuies de Cuba,
dando cuenta de que estan al
tanto de los movimientos de los
expatriados.
I'm peri6dico de Miami dice
que la mayoria de esos oponen-
ties a la polftica del Gobierno
Cubano Sc han radicado en- Key
West, Tampa, Y Miami, en- Gu
vas poblaciones han fijado sus
cuarteles para organization de
campanas en- contra de la die
tadura.
Los directories de la oposici6n
en- ell extranjero, aseguran que
la reforma constitutional sc OBJ
tendra sin necesidad de derra-
mamiento de sangre.
FL Gobierno, segin Sc dice,
tiene Agentes Secretos en- Mia
mi, Key West y Tampa, con ell
prop6sito de mantenerse ente-
RADIO de los movimientos de los
refugiados politicos en- terrific
rio americana.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
Encantadora fiesta

Encantadora IleSta
La celebrada anoche en- la
elegante mansion del distin-
guido caballero Sr. Florentino
Diaz y su amante y ejempla
esposa.
Combinada fue en- honor de
los cultos j6venes Francisco y
Mario Gonzalez, con motive
de su partida. Ell primero sa-
lilo hoy rumbo a la capital Gu
bana. Mario marchara a pro-
seguir sus estudios en- una de
las mejores Universidades de
este pals.
Durante varias horas, des-
de ell principle hasta Ell fin de
este suntuoso party, RENO en-
TODD su apogeo la mas grata de
las alegrfas en- aquel venture
so hogan de la avenida Howard
No. 403.
La gentil Srta. Minerva A
rias Y ell joven Mario Gonzalez
tocaron a maravilla escogidos
n1meros de violin y piano.
Con delicados y abundantes
m~anjares obsequiaron a la con
c%urrencia les esposos Diaz.
A nora avAnzada Sc do por
terminada la fiesta, de la cual
conservaremos siempre dulci-
simos recuerdos.
Vease aqui ell grupo de bel
dades que compartieron e hi
cieron mas agradable los mo-
mentos que vivimos en- la no.
che de aver:
Minerva Arias, Aurora Gar
cha, Dora Sanchez, Anita Aran
go, Alice Peralta, Ofelia Cue
ira, Margarita Valdes, Olga
Va'des, Isabel Galvez, Patri-
cia Broadway, Georgina Casa
Inns, Margarita Guerra, Mil
dred Jones, Elizabeth Dunn,
Lucinda Rodriguez, Emilia
Rodriguez, j. Broadway, Ro-
pia Sanchez, Maria Lobo, Ma
sta Galvez, Lily Rivera, OHM
talia Alfonso, Esther Aloma,
Marina Garcia, Onelia San
chez Y Emilia Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
Junta DIRECTIVE hoy

De la Juventud Hispana.
Esta noche, a la bora de cos
tumbre, Sc reunira este impor-
tante Cuerpo al objeto de ulti-
mar los preparatiyos del Bal
lie de las Flores, senalado para
la noche de- 7sabado proximo.
Contratada ha sido la inme-
jorable orquesta de los South
erners.
Tendra lugar en- los salones
del Centre Espanol de West
Tampa, que luciran primord-
samente engalanados.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS \

sentan a la horasde los "laure-
les, arremetieran contra ell pro
veto de ley del ciudadano de
Vero Beach.
Perc., en- estos momentos,
viendo como los fabricantes Sc
,niegan a discutir con los reza-
gadores, como no quieren escu-
char las quejas formuladas por
los que trabajan, cast no tene-
mos energia para protestar.
Claro esta que la industrial Sc
halla por encima Gle los fabrican
ties y que Tampa debe estar por
encima de TODD; pero no es To-
gico nj humane gue los manufac
tureros no quieran discutir y Sc
empenen ensque las despali1la-
doras hagan tres "pilas' en- lu-
gar de una.
Pero... protestemos contra ell
impuesto, que la industrial ia
bacalera no puede soportar una
nueva carga,
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
En- Ell hall de San Jose
Otra fiesta anoche.

Aludo a la ofrecida por las
Hijas de Maria, en- aquel bo-
nito Y c6modo salon de la Ave
nida de Armenia y Spruce.
Tambien este acto result6
A los deliciosos acordes de
la Moonlight Orchestra, la ele-
gante juventud, ALI congrega-
da, bail6 hasta las doce Ell
punto.
Al iniciarse ell desfile anote
este grupito ideal:
Emilia Gonzalez, Carmeli-
ma la Paz, Paquita Garcia, Con
suelo Fernandez, Conchita CT
garran, Frances E. Clarke, Cla
rita Valdes, Judy Du Broke,
Carmen Ginesta, Benigna Fer
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
s 0 CIAL E S

nandez, Patricia Castano y Ra
mona Torres.
Aida Cullara, Domingo Cue
to Y Maria, verdaderos declea-
dos de gracia y de e%legancia.
Complete la relaci6n I'm ra-
mo primoroso:
Petra Perez, Brunequella
Garcia, Berta Gonzalez, Auro-
ra Ramos, Dorothy Justen,
Frances Broke, M. Prime, Ma
ry Granell Y Esther Diaz.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11

quina Alfonso, madre de la en-
cantadora fiancee.
Fueron los Contingencies la
agraciada damita Marina AL
fonso J ell apuesto joven Fran
cisco Castillo.
La ceremonial Sc verified en-
la intimidad de Ia familia, ac-
tuando en- calidad de notario
el caballeroso Sergio Alfonso.
Como padrinos suscribieron
Ell documento matrimonial Ia
Sra. Joaquina Alfonso y ell Sr.
Manuel Castillo.
Eterna felicidad les deseo.
r. S.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
LEIDc@ EIa N DE
MACIA


Madrid, JUNO 11.-Dicen de
Barcelona que a la asamblea ge-
neral constituyente, encargada
de redactar la constitution de
Catalina, Sc lego aver ell men
safe del presidente provisional,
coronel On. Francisco MRcfa.
Opina Macia que Catalina
debe tener todos los derechos
de I'm estado soberano, pero
mantenerse dentro de la nueva
rep1blica.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11

En- su Residential de la tran
quila y pintoresca barriada de
Cacarajicara, Sc haIla guar
dando CANA, a consecuencia de
una affection en- la garganta, la
Sra. Dolores Mendez, esposs
del correcto joven Francisco
Mendez Gomez.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS la dolen-
cia que aqueja a la gentil Loli-
ia, como carinosamente la la
man, no ofrece peligro alguno.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
PARA OAR TRABAJO A LOS
CAMPESINOS

Madrid, JUNO 11.-Los go'er
nadores de la provincial de Al
dalucia han communicate al go
bierno- que lie ha dado SUI apro
baci6n-haber prohibido Ell uso
de tractores en- las grandes fin
cas-, con ell fin de que Sc lie de
trabajo a los campesinos que no
10 tienen.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
Antonio Rebozo

%A1lAO1AAO
Entire nosotros nHevamente.
Encantado de la corta tenn
porada que paso en- compania
de sus queridos familiares, re-
sidentes en- la Habana.
Mucho nos agrada yer de
nuevo a nuestro lado al caba-
lleroso Antonio.
Pronto Volvera a sus labores
en- los acreditados talleres tt
pograficos de Mascu1ana.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11
FL TEMPO

Nublados parciales para hoy
y manana; vientos moderadof
del este y Ell sur. Maxima tenn
peratura aver, "a, grades; min
ma, 81.
Marea alta a las IL 100 a. M.
La gaceta., 1931-06-11

Que es de felicitacion.
Dedicado al estudioso e in
teligente Dr.. j. R. Suarez Val
des, con motive de haber re-
gresado a esta simpatica ba-
rriada, tras haber obtenido, en-
extreme brilIantes, su tltulo
de farmaceutico.
FL DIR. Suarez es un fervien-
tie amigo del estudio.
lie repito mi enhorabuena. '