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La gaceta., 1931-09-03

Los tripulantes de los buques
de guerra del Brasil no Sc decla-
raron en- huelga, pero Sc han
0puesto, al parecer con las ar
mas, a una rebaja en- los suicides
que Sc les pagan.
Bien esta, diran los marines
que nos utilicen para detener y
a~sesinar a los trabaiadores qua
Sc declaran en- huelga pidiendc
aumento de jornales u oponien.
dose a una rebaja, pero no debe-
mos permitir que la "disminu
'ci6n' llegue a nosotros, defense
res directos de nuestros sueldos
del orden Y la patria.
Ell nuevo gobierno chileno Sc
guramente no sabe que Macha-
do continda gobernando a Cuba
no por la voluntad de su pueblo
sino apoyado EN- los rifles y anne.
tralladoras de militares bien pa.
gados.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
~DECLARADO Ell ESTADO DE
SITIO EN- CHILE

Santiago de Chile, Septiembre
3.-Un cuarto gobierno desde Ia
caida en- Julio del Presidente
Carlos Ibanez, fu6 tornado hoy
Y Ell Congreso EN- session especial
declare ell estado de sitio por 20
dfas a fin de poder dominar la
sub!evaci6n de los buques de
guerra anclados en- Coquimbo.
Actuando rapidamente sobre
la renuncia del Gabinete anoche,
Ell Presidente Provisional de
Chile, Sr. Manuel Trucco, ofre-
clio ell ex-administra5or de Co
rreos, Oral. Marcial Mora, po-
der suficiente para que constitu-
yese I'm nuevo Gabinete en- e.
cual figurase el como Primer Mi
nistro Y Ministro de goberna
cion.
Ell Senado y la Camara, des-
pues de amplfsimo debate vota-
ron por la suspension de las ga
rantias constituencies.
Con ell cambio de Gabinete Sc
cree que la mayoria de las petit
clones de los amotinados Sc ha-
yam ccmplacido y que la revolu-
ci6n, por 10 tanto, probablemen-
te finalizara pacificamente EN- e
dfa de manana.
En- las primeras horas de hoy
las tIipulaciones sublevadas re
husaron atender al Vice Ami
rante Won Schroeder, enviadc
expresamente por aercClano pa
"a conocer de las proposiciones
de la marina en- cuanto a Ia re.
ducci6n de los salaries. Final
mente lie fue permitido subir
ahordo del buQue insignia La To
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
LOS ESTABLECIMIENTOS
"PERMANECERAN ABIER-
TOS DURANTE Ell OLA DE
HOY

Todos los establecimientos
de Tampa permaneceran abier
tos en- ell dia de hoy.
Eel pueblo esta volviendo de
sus vacaciones y los preparati-
vos sc hacen para la reapertu-
ra de las escuelas y los conner
ciantes esperan que los nego-
clos mejoren-declaro aver ell
Sr. Roos, s~ecretario de la Aso-
ciaci6n de Concentrates de
Tampa.
Los comerciantes de Ybor y
West Tampa, que tienen sus
sociedades propias, han acor-
dado secundar q los de Tampa.
E@ -
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
"2ERTURBACION AL NORTF
DE SANTO DOMINGO

Habana, Septiembre Sc
0bservatorio Nacional inform(
10Y de la existencia de una per
urbaci6n tropical, de moderate
ntensidad, al norte de la RepG
)lica Dominicana, la cual est
noviendose del norte al noroes
te.
Sc ha avisado a los buques que
lacfan la travesia por la parte
Este de la Isla, que esten pre-
venidos porque los vientos Sc
an peligrosos despu6s de la no.
che de hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
CONTINUAL REUNIDO Ell
CONGRESO AGRARIO

Madrid, Sept. Bel Congreso
Agrario continna reunido en- Gil
Jon, donde ell lunes comenZara
sus sesiones.
Pronuncio aver I'm elocuente
discurso Ell Padre Basilio Alva-
req, alma del movimiento agra
rio.
Alvarez tratara de conseguir
que la asamblea nacional con-
vierta en- leyes los acuerdos del
Congreso.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

Leimos aver un %telegrama de
Madrid en- el cual Sc describia
a los actores espan0les como
ciudadanos amenazados por ell
hambre y la miseria.
Hoy nos cOmunican de New
York que 81 en- las ciudades
pequenas no renace ell gusto por
ell "teatro legitimo", muchos ac-
torres tendran que "consagrar"
sus energias a fregar platos.
iDerramemos unas cuantas
lagrimas por esos artistas a
quienes el hambre, sonora fea
que de arte no entiende, persi-
que y amenaza.
La epoca egOista y cruel, es
pesima para los actores y tam
bien para los humildes lava-pla
tos.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

Queen IVY las dcC1afacl0ness
chas por Ell DR.. Miguel MariaA.
Gomez a su llegada a New York
en- las cuales ell ex-leader de los
revolucionarios en- la provincial
de la Habana asegura que las
llamas de la rebellion han sido
sofocadas temporalmente pA el
General Machado, pero que ell
espiritu de la revuelta Sc man
tiene latente en- TODD ell terrific
rio nacional.
Hablando sobre la situacion
politica de la Rep1blica, ell ex-
Alcalde declare que ell Presiden-
tie habfa salvado a su Gobierno
de una inminente caida, perQ que
los cimientos estaban minados V
que de I'm momento a otro, tai
veZ manana mismo, quiza dentro
de un ano, este aeabaria por ro-
dar.
Ell DR.. Gomez agreg6: Gel &C.
neral Machado ha dominado la
revolution en- los campos de la
pelea, pero no ha podido sofo-
carla en- ell corazon de los cuba
nos. Los sentimientos que mo-
vieron a una parte del pueblo a
levantarse en- armas contra su
regimen de gobierno y contra su
dictadura personal persisten
aun con mayor intensidad, mas
arraigados que antes. Su derro-
ia es solo question de tempo. Ell
pueblo esta ansioso de un hon.
bre honrado que lie gobierne."
Contestando a preguntas que
lie hicieron sobre 81 ell pueblo de
Cuba Sc mostrarfa ~satisfecho 81
Machado llevase a efecto los cam
bios en- ell gobierno a que aspi-
ran los leaders de la revolucion,
ell DR.. Gomez dijo: "El noventa
por ciento del pueblo cubano nun
ca Sc sentira satisfecho hasta
que ell Oral. Machado salga de la
presidential. Made esta dispues-
to a dar credito a las promesas
de Machado."
Ell DR.. Gomez dijo, por dltimo
que la Revolution habria triun-
fado en- este primer intento, 81
los rabeldes hubiesen tenido ar
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

Mussolini y ell Papa han lie
gado a I'm acuerdo; pero ell Du-
ce aparece como ell vencedor.
La Acci6n Cat6lica no podra
mezclarse en- los asuntos politi-
cos.
Podra la Acci6n verificar ce-
remonias religiosas y actos So
ciales; pero Sc lie prohibe orga-
nizar completeness atleticas y
presentar fisicamente a sus
miembr0s.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

Todos los ciudadanos de Ybor
City y West Tampa sinceramen
tie lamentan el accidente que ha
Ipuesto en- peligro la vida de un
hombre inteligente, generoso y
discreto, ell DR.. Santiago Panic
10.
Todos los ciudadanos de los
districts latinos, que aprecian al
DR.. Paniello, hacen hoy fervien-
ties votos por su restablecimien-
to.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
MILES Y D'ARPA COMPETE.
RAN EN- WEST NJ

Los electores de West Tam
pa eliminaron aver al candida
to w. ]. Bailey, que les sirviera
con innegable eficiencia, y deja-
ron para competir en- las segun-
das primarias a los j6venes abo-
gados w. NJ. Miles y Albert
D'Arpa.
Miles alcanz6 314 yotos y
DArpa, 23s.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
que traigan suS fabricas para
Tamna

Tampa.
En- Tampa, dice la camara,
siempre hay la peque9a hume
dad que el tabaco necesita; los
torcedores son cubanos y espa-
noles y habitan en- Ybor City,
barrio "pintorresco," donde Sc
come a la espanola.
La Camara debe agregar en-
las nuevas cartas que envie los
detalles que siguen: Los obreros
de la industrial tabacalera estan
desorganizados; los jornales
fueron rebajados en- un diez por
ciento; los rezagadores acaban
de ser derrotados por la apatia.
o 10 que sea. de sus companeros
del ramo; los obreros pagan So
ciedades de socorros que las dan
medico, medicinas, Operaciones,
dietas y hasta ell e%ntierro; los o.
breros juegan a la pelota y los
Clubs llevan los nombres de las
fabricas donde trabajan; brilla
ell sol todoS los dias del ano y au-
menta ell numero de hombres sin
trabajo.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
EN- FAVOR DE LOS COMU
NfSTAS

Madrid, Sept. 3,-Una inves-
tigaci6n Sc ha iniciado por ell go
bierno con ell fin de averiguar 81
es cierto que en- las carceles Sc
viene maltratando a los comunis
tas.
Presses comunistas han formu
lado q%uejas.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
El DR.. PdnielLO.

Ell DR.. PdnielLO.
En- Jacksonville Sc encuentra
en- un hospital ell DR.. Santiago
Paniello, que en- un choque SUI
fri6 la fracture de una clavicu-
la y lesiones en- varias parties
del cuerpo.
Su estado, dentro de la relati-
va gravedad, es satisfactorio.
LIE deseamos pronta cura al
ilustre medico.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

N0cimientO
Los esposos Manuel y Lily
Gonzalez besan alborozados ell
fruto de su feliz union.
Els una nina que llevara Ell
nombre de Della.
Dichas sin cuento lie deseamos
a la linda nina y a sus contentos
padres.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
DETENIDO UNO QUE Sc
ESCAPE DE RAIFORD

Clearwater, Sept. g. jim
Jackson, individuo que recien-
temente Sc escape de la peni-
tenciaria de Raiford, fue dete-
nido aver por la policfa de aqui
En- su poder lie fue encontra-
do un autom6vil robado, pro.
piedad de J. F. Shaw, de Raj
ford.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

Lo mejor es, senoras y seno.
res, cue deiemos va la polftica
"menuda" y dediquemos al ira
bai0 ~nuestros mejores esfuer-
EOS.
Tampa pasara a habiles ma
nos ell dfa 6 de noviembre Y este
debe servirnos de satisfaction y
regocijo.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
REACCION CONTRA Ell A
NARQUISMO

Madrid, Sept. 3,-Al ministro
de la gObernaci6n Sc ha comuni-
cado desde Barcelona que entire
los sindicalistas ha causado un
excelente efecto ell manifesto
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

4 PNNNAGANs RoA1SA@Oo ANVIL WV
verse a sus ocupaciones y dejar
que las cosas recobren SUI curse
normal.
Cansada por una campana de
insultos Y amenaZas, esta comu-
nidad pide Quela dejen descan-
sar Y que las actividades indus
triales Y comerciales Sc inten-
sifiquen, EN- provecho de todos
los que trabajan.
Los politicos intrigantes no
tienen derecho a entorpecer ell
retorno p la ~normalidad.
Los ciudadanos de Seminole
Heights Sc decidieron en- los CO.
micioS a favor de R. E. L. Chan
cey y los vencidos inconformes
no pueden ahora achacar Su de-
crota a las "trampas" de Ybor
y West Tampa.
Chancey alcanz6 una mayorfa
de mas de 1000 votos en- Semi
aole, una cantidad muy superior
4 la suma de todos los "forrOs"
Iue Sc hayan "metido en- Ybor.
Henderson triunf6 EN- ell cole
gio numero 26, de West Tam
ga, por una pequena mayoria.
iCual puede ser ahora la ba-
se de I'm recurso en- contra de la
nomination de Chancey?
iTambien van a discutir la
honradez y limpieza electoral de
los vecinos del barrio de Semi
nole Heights?
La gaceta., 1931-09-03
81 PARTY de hON

Ell Party de hoy
Organizado en- honor de la no.
vena "Optimo," en- la Residential
de los esposos Muniz, en- West
Tampa.
Empezara a las 8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

La Camara de Concrete ha
escrito cartas a fabricantes de
tabacos residences en- otras ciu-
dades de Ia naci6p, invitAndolos
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

ICON que prop6sito trajo Ia
Liga de Buen Gobierno a esos
"pistoleros", O appendices de
pistoleros, que Ell sheriff Jough.
in Y sus hombres arrestaron en-
Ybor?
lLos import6 para que defen.
dieran la unprecedented electo-
raj o para que protegieran a los
"forreros" que votaban por Hen
derson?
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

! La Janta de hoy
, En- ell Centre Espanol de West
Tampa,
Son llamados a ella los MEM
bros de la Juventud Hispana y
de la Secci6n de Propaganda del
Centre Espanol para ultimar de
TALES del Cabaret del Sabado.
va 10 saben los interesados.
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

Van a ser perseguidos los
''forreros"-nos dicen.
SLos abogados de la candida
tura de Henderson van a per-
seguir a los "repetidores" que,
segGn ellos, fueron utilizados en-
favor de Chancey?
GQuien perseguira a los go
'reros' que, segGn los amigos
lie Chancey, operaron ell dia de
as elecciones en- provecho de la
,andidatura de Henderson?
La gaceta., 1931-09-03

pacho DEF Df: oiestas Ferrara>y
Marino, Emba1ador de Cuba en-
los ERtados Unidos, anunciando
que anoche sc habfa embarcado
para Europa, de acuerdo con las
nstrucciones op0rtunamente re-
cibidas.
Ell DR.. Ferrara ha sido desig-
nado para representa- al gobier.
no de Cuba ante la Asamblea de
la Liga de las Naciones.
Ell Embaiador de Cuba viaja
4 bordo del trasatlatico Paris"
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15
NATIONALISTS ARE
DEFEATED AGAIN IN
CHINESE WARFARE
Government Admits at Least
10000 Of Its Troops Have
Been Slaughtered

Shanghai, June 15.-(F-Victoriou
on one front in its campaign against
bandits, the nationalist government
admitted Monday 1t had received a
crushing defeat on another battle
ground.
At least 10000 government troops
were slaughtered or otherwise dis
posed of by reds in Kiangsi, Human
and northern Fukien provinces re-
Gently. an official announcement said.
In Hupeh province, however. an an
nouncement at Hankow said, ma
tionalist troops routed $4,000 reds and
captured several communist strong
holds.
To combat the red menace, the gov
ernment announced it had rushed
100000 troops into Kiangsi province
and thousands of additional coldiers
into Fukien and Human. Nationalist
leaders regard the red threat as the
most serious ever to confront the
present government.
President Chaing Kai-Shek. head
OF the nationalist regime, said he
would leave within three days to lead
the campaign personally.
Details of the wholesale slaughter
Of government troops in Kiangsi, Fu-
kien and Human were lacking, as were
facts concerning the reported victory
Of the military in Hupeh. The loss of
so many troops in the south. however,
led to grave fears for the safety of
FoochoW. important Fukien province
seaport.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15
Clara Bow, Her Red Hair Turned to
Blonde, Spends Vacation on Ranch

the fact that she weights 12s
pounds.
II had my hair dyed to dis
guise myself when I went to the
Dentist" she said. "And the trick
worked great. Very few people
recognized me. l gained weight
while ! was sitting around under
treatment at the sanitarium. But
outdoor life at the ranch will fix
that. I'm going to stick to veget-
ables, even II Rex does have q lot
Of good beef at the ranch.
I'm going to write the real
story Of my life. Therell be no
ghost writing. I'll do every line
Of 1t myself"
Speaking Of Bell and her heart
interest In general. she said:
"I'll not get married before I'm
26 and that's q little over . year
away. II I do get married. Rex
certainly will be the man."
Miss Bows contract with Para
mount recently was Cancelled by
mutual agreement and she later
said she planned % free-larce o.
take only short time contracts.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15
MYSTERY seen IN
ABSENCE OF MAN
Believe Bennie Koenig. IS. Res.
ident of Mandan, Has Com
mitted Suicide

Mystery surrounds the disappear
ance of Bennie Koenig. S.. who hao
been residing at the Dakota hotel ir
Mandan since May IL. and the Man.
dan police are seeking to determine
his whereabouts. They fear he may
have been harmed or may have taken
his own life.
Koenig. who was well-supplied with
money, paid his hotel bill each day
in bills of large denomination, ac-
cording to j. J. REFS, manager Of the
Dakota hotel.
Koenig left the hotel sometime FRI
day morning. He left his suitcase
several suits, cap, and some shoes
in the room. No one saw him leave.
On inquiries Refs said he learned
that Koenig recently had been di-
vorced from his wife. He gave no
information concerning his residence
in Mandan nor did he state where he
formerly lived. He is thought to have
been q barber.
Refs believes the man was being
treated by q Mandan physician.
Koenig was about five feet eight
inches tall, red-faced, talked German
and English fluently and wore horn
trimmed glasses Refs said
Refs believes that Koenig may have
drowned himself In the Missouri river
as he seemed In depressed spirits last
Thursday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15
WOMAN OFFICIAL OF
BASEBALL CLUB DIES
Mrs. Florence KiIIiIea BoIey. 20,
Succumbs in Hospital at
Milwaukee

Milwaukee, Wis, June 15.-lF)-
Mrs. Florence Killilea Boley, %, vict
president of the Milwaukee Brewers
baseball club, died Monday at the
Milwaukee General hospital after ar
illness of two weeks.
A blood infection from which she
suffered was followed by pneumonia
and heart disease. She was giver
three blood transfusions.
She perhaps was the only woman
who ever directed the destinies Of a
baseball club of the importance of the
Milwaukee Brewers.
The Milwaukee club came into her
hands Feb. 16, 1929. when her father
Henry F. Killilea, died shortly before,
leaving virtually his entire estate to
her.
When the directors OF the club
made her president she assumed the
business of directing the team. On
Oct. 20, 1880, after the season had
closed. announcement Of Flo-ences
engagement to DR.. Michael J. Boley
young Milwaukee physician, was
made. They were married Nov Is.
At the clubs annual meeting Jan.
6. 1881. President Florence Killilea
Boley voluntarily relinquished leader
ship. Louis Nahin, vice president.
was elevated to the chief executives
position.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15
MERRIC0URT MEN
ARE FOUND GUILTY
Fred and Henry Bossart and
John EIIingson Convicted
Of Grand Larceny

Valley City. N. D., June 15.--tR)-
For the second time in eight days, q
Jury in Barnes county district cour!
has laid verdict of guilty OF felon-
ious charges at the door Of some o1
the Bossarts Of Dickey county. North
Dakota.
Saturday after five hours and Is
minutes of deliberation, the jury held
Fred and Henry Bossart. brothers
and their brother-in-law, John FL
lingson, were guilty Of grand larceny
Sentence under the North Dakota
statute may run three months to 10
years in prison.
For Ellingson, it was the second
time In eight days that he had heard
a jury foreman utter guilty"
Last Friday night, he, with David
Bossart, another brother. and his
brother : in law. heard themselves
convicted of transportation Of liquor
Judge p. G. Swenson, Grand Forks,
presiding. announced sentence would
be passed in both cases thus week.
The store robbery count and liquor
charge both arise from g. visit which
Dickey county officials paid to the
Henry Bossart farm near Merricourt
Jan. 10, the day after the robbery Of
the Jenner store at Merricourt.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15
DATA ON j. s, Army
STRENGTH GIVEN TO
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Undertakes Task of Encourag.
ing Worldwide Preparation
for Conference

Washington, June l5.-(R-The
American government has undertaken
the task OF encouraging world wide
preparation for the League or Nations
general disarmament conference by
submitting 10 the league data on its
military strength.
The information was forwarded
with a formal note from Secretary
Stimson in which he expressed the
hope that other nations may thus
be encouraged to lay their figures be-
fore the public without delay"
He asked the figures on the total
land, sea and air forces of the Unit
ed States be made public and dis
tributed among the other powers.
Hugh S. Gibson, American ambas-
sador to Belgium. directed the pre-
paration of the information. He is a
probable delegate to the conference,
to be held at Geneva next February.
Without regard to dispatches from
Europe that an effort to postpone the
conference might be made, the state
department expedited the sending of
the data to the league. The opinion
was expressed by high government
Continued on page seven)
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15
DIR. H. /. WILLIAMS
STRICKEN sunday
BY HEART AILMENY
Turned Out Gopher Football
Teams Which Won Eight
Conference Titles
FINISHED At YALE IN 1891
His Cridiron System Revo|u-
tionized Game and Produced
Drastic Action

Minneapolis, June 15.-F)-Dr.
Henry L. williams, the physician who
gave football the Minnesota shift"
died Sunday.
He was 81 years old and had been
III five months
Winner Of national fame as head
football mentor at the University Of
Minnesota, DR.. williams tured out
teams that won five Western con-
ference gridiron ch- -rships and
tied for three others.
DR.. Williams most important con-
tribution to the game was the shift,
one Of the great offensive weapons
Of the sport which created wide dis
cussion and finally produced drastic
action to curb its effectiveness. He
joined early the lists of the forward
pass developers.
The Gopher coach also helped or
ganize the American intercollegiate
Athletic association. He was chair
man Of the associations rules COM
mittee for several years. and was
credited with proposing the rule
legalizing the forward pass.
Minnesota's first Big Ten football
championship came in 1900, DR.. VIII
liams' initial year as coach, when he
took a green eleven through to the
title-a team Of huskies which be-
came known as 1.-THE Giants of the
North" Minnesota also won cham
pionships in 1904, 1906, 1909 and 1911,
and ties in 1903 with Michigan and
Illinois In 1910 and 1915.
The war years drained his football
material and his teams were not so
and, after much pressure
from outside sources, DR.. williams
was retired as head coach after the
1921 season.
During DR.. Williams regime. Min
aesota participated In 180 football
games, winning 1856, losing 80 and tie
ing IL.
DR.. Williams was graduate of
Yale, class of 81. During his four
years there. he won letters in track
and football each year. He was cap
tain of the Yale track team in 1891.
The coach leaves widow and son,
DR.. Henry l.. Williams. Jr.. Roches-
ter, MINI. Funeral services will be
held here Wednesday afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15
THREE WOMEN OWE
LIVES TO AVIATOR
Pilot Sterling Boiler Brings
Plane Down Safely Without
Landing Gear

Los Angeles, June 15.-(P)-An am
bulance. a fire engine and an anxi-
Gus crowd waited at Municipal air.
port while Sterling Boiler, Is, trans
port pilot. flew 70 miles from Lake
Elsinore with landing gear wheel
missing from the plane in which three
elderly women were taking their first
flight Sunday.
Boiler lost the wheel in taking off.
Fearing 20 attempt landing at the
small. uneven lake field. Bollat iead-
ed for Los Angeles, hoping the great
er landing area would avert disaster.
Meanwhile, telephone call from the
lake told the airport of his plight.
Easing down at the Municipal port
the. plane teetered along the ground
spun and partially nosed over. Thus
Boiler achieved one of the most Diff
flcult feats of aviation with only
slight damage to his plane-and his
passengers were safe.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15
Claims Advertising :
Tonic for Business

New York, June 15.-(R)-Visualiz-
ing advertising as a tonic for ailing
business, Gilbert T. Hodges, president
Of the Advertising Federation Of
America, Monday urged it get back
on full-time working basis and help
restore the nations buying power.
Sounding what is expected to be
the keynote Of the convention Of the
federation, which opened Monday.
Mr.. Hodges asserted: Advertising
must release our people from the fet-
tiers Of fear and from apprehension
that jobs are endangered"
He said tnat by 50 doing, 1t viii
turn loose the enormous buying pow
er Of the American people"
Mr.. Hodges, who Is member of
the executive board of the New York
Sun. urged that negative and distruc-
tive advertising which dramatizes
hard times and unemployment be
hGlted.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-15

Los Angeles. June l5.-F]-
Clara Bow, her red hair dyed
blonde, sought communion with
nature Monday after seven hectic
years In the movies.
She looks forward to q month
or 50 In the great open spaces
cantering after cattle. After that
she expects to return to Holly
wood. full OF her former pep and
vigor, and ready to talk about re-
appearing In the talkies.
just before the Bow party--the
actress. her friends. Rex Bell and
Duke. her great Dane. in one car,
and her nurse, cook and chauf-
feur trailing in another - left
Sunday for Bells ranch at Nip
ton. Calf. On the California
Nevada state line. she granted the
first lengthy interview since she
suffered . nervous breakdown
and entered Q sanitarium more
than . month ago.
She explained her blonde. al
most platinum - hued hair, and