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Evening star., 1932-04-16
MILLER NINE ADDS
CAPABLE PLAYERS
Runner-up Last Year Hoping
to Capture Capital City
Flag This Season.

w YITH half dozen new faces
"a in the lineup Miller Furni-
v ture seniors, runners-up to
Olmstead Grill last year,
will begin their fifth diamond season
with bright prospects of capturing the
Capital City League senior champion
ship this season.
Ellis Bowen, Arthur Zahn Of George
Washington, Danny Kessler, Carl Ben
ner, Francis Bradley and Noble Smith
are the newcomers to the Miller nine.
Last years holdovers include Brent
Turner and George Wood, pitchers;
Milton Reigleman and Lyman McAboy,
infielders; Carey Maupin, WaVerly
Wheeler and j. Miller, outfelders, and
Fred Thomas and Rissler, catchers.
Turner is president of the club,
Maupin is secretary and business man
| ager and Gao Curtin is coach.
Games are being scheduled at Lin
coin 4436 after $50 pm.
Nationwide toSSers, who today were
to open their season with contest
with the Fraters of Alexandria on the
high school diamond at 2:30 pm, will
make their debut against Washing
ton team tomorrow, when they oppose
the Washington A. C.. on Haydon S
field at pm.
Games scheduled:
Today.
Federal Storage VS.. Griffith Blue
Goals. 2:30 O'Clock, Mount Rainier.
DORA Seniors VS.. D. c. Repair Shop,
8 o'clock, Riverside
Tomorrow.
Woodley A. c. VS.. DORA, 3 o'clock,
Riverside field.
Palisades VS.. Virginia White Sox, 3
o'clock. White Sox field.
Capitol Heights A. c. VS.. Del Ray A.
c., O'Clock, George Mason High School
field, Alexandria.
Ciros Villagers VS. Woodmen of the
World, 3 o'clock, No. 4 diamond OF
Monument Grounds.
Dixie Pigs VS.. Grif1th-Blue Goals,
2:30 o'clock, Berwyn.
Games Wanted.
Auth's A. c., with unlimited teams.
Write Bill McCrea at 500 Ninth street
southwest.
Horning jewelers., with unlimited
teams for Sunday. Call Bob Fuchs at
Emerson 5906.
Coodacre's Midgets, for Sunday. Call
Lincoln 1854.
Burroughs A. c., with an unlimited
team for Sunday. Call North 9122.
Ouantico Juniors Call Quantico 73
between 8 am. and pm.
Practices Listed.
Palisade A. c., O'Clock today, Pali-
sade Field.
Skinker Eagles, o'clock today, Wis
consin avenue and Upton street.
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Minor Leagues

International League.
Toronto, 8; Newark, l.
Buffalo. 8; Baltimore, 4.
Rochester, II; Jersey City, 7.
Montreal, 16; Reading, II.
American Association.
Milwaukee, IL: Toledo, 5.
indianapolis, 5; Minneapolis, 4.
Kansas City, 7; Columbus, 4.
Louisville, 6; st. Paul, 5.
Southern Association.
Chattanooga, g; Knoxville, 7.
Memphis, S; Little Rock, /.
New Orleans, II; Birmingham, 9.
Nashville, 4; Atlanta, 8.
Pacific Coast League.
Los Angeles, 7; Hollywood, 0.
Oakland, 7; Seattle, 6.
Portland, 10; Sacramento. 2.
San Francisco, 8; Missions, 0.
Texas League.
Wichita Falls, 13; Shreveport, 8.
Houston, 20; San Antonio, S.
Fort Worth, 8; Dallas, !.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
Furnish Nationals First Acid 7estN May Ban Dempsey
No Coin i'm Sight,
Max Spurns Ring
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORTRESS MONROE. Va, April
l. 16.--Max Schmeling apparently
doesn't believe a world heavy
weight champion should display his
wares before a handful of spectators.
He refused to go on with a sched-
uled exhibition sparring match at a
local theater last night and some 500
fans who were anticipating a glimpse
Of the champion in action were re-
funded their money.
Joe Jacobs. Schmeling's manager.
said Schmeling did not appear be-
cause a $1,000 guarantee promised
him from the exhibition proceeds
had not been paid.
BooS and catcalls greeted the an
nouncement that the match had
been Cancelled, but there was no
disorder.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
IN THE STAR.

WALTER JOHNSON, ace of. the
w Nationals pitching staff, backed
by a team playing errorless
ball, scored a 10 victory Yesterday
over New York. 1t was Washing
tons first win of the season in
three starts.
Jack Johnson. colored world
heavyweight boxing champion. will
meet either Sam Langford or Joe
Jeannette in Madison Square Gar
den If the consent of the State Ath-
letic Commission can be obtained.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
DIXIE PIGS AGAIN STRONG
Section A Capital City Champs Ex-
pect Another Good Season.

With about the same array that won
the championship of section A of the
Capital City League last season and was
regarded as just about the best in
Prince Georges County (Md.) again on
the job, Dixie Pig ball team is looking
to another bright season. 1t again will
hold forth in the Capital City League.
The team was to hold its first prac-
tice this afternoon at 3 o'clock on the
Berwyn field, which again will be the
Dlxies' home grounds. Another work
out will be held tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock
Blackie Adair and Lefty Jones. pitch
ing mainstays last season, and Fee Col
liere, catcher, are on the lob.
Bill Mitchell, business manager of the
team, is after Sunday games until May
%. Call him at Hyattsyille l545.
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CHIS0X, 4; BROWNS, 3
At Chicago:

Totals Al 1887 II Totals. .48 10 80 IL
.0ne out when winning run scored.
fBatted for Hayes in thirteenth inning
st. Louis ~ 600 90 n n 0oon q
Chicago 49,. 0 i 00i 0000i
,Runs-Burns, Goslin. Ferrel, HAYES. An
ping, Watwood, Selph. Errors-Meliilo
81. Goslin. Jenkins C2l,. CRUDE. selph. Two
base hits-Watwood. Blue. Levey. Three
oaSe hlt-Selph Sacrif1ces-Watwood. Melillo
CRUDE, Double plays-Anderson to Blue.
Blaeholder to Levey to Burns. Hayes to Cisseji
10. First base. on balls-Of Hadiey, 6
Struck outLBy Hadley, 10, by BIaehoider. I.
Fit by pitched ball-By Blaeholder 1Joiis Vi
Umpires-Messrs Van oraiin ana Geisei.
Time OF game-2 hours and 48 minutes.
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ATTENDING CANOE CONFAB
Four D. C. Men in Philadelphia for
Middle States Meeting.

Aubrey BogIey and Ernie Millar of
the Potomac Boat Club and Charles
Ruppart and Harry knight of the
Washington Canoe Club are attending
the annual meeting of the Middle States
Canoe Racing Association today in
Philadelphia.
The Potomac Club is sponsoring the
M. S. c. R. A. regatta here August 27.
Potomac will have basket ball team
in a tourney with Penn A c., Phila-
delphia Canoe Club and the Bristol
Young Mems Association tonight III
connection with the NJ. S. c. R. A.
meeting.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
REGISTERS 36 TALLIES.

MCLEAN, Va, April 16.-Lee- jackson
High Schools base ball team estab-
lished something of a record when it
overwhelmed Mclean High, SO to 3. in
a Fairfax County Athletic Association
title game here yesterday. Slsmming
out rs. hits, Lee-Jackson amassed 26
Elns irN three innings.
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TIGERS, 3; TRIBE, 2

Totals 26 3'26 II Totals ...32 727 IT
Two out when winning run scored.
tran for Ruel in eighth.
+Batted for Lawrence in ninth.
sRan for Alexander in ninth.
6sfTsis 6IsysI9nd ..:SS g g g : 70
Runs-AverilI Vosmik, johnson, Rogen'
Sewei Vosmik Gehringer. Davis TWe-base
hits-Averill. Davis. Rogel SacrlIpaSefbM1 IaStIb1e
play&Richardson to Gehringer to. Davis
Left on bases-Cleveland. 4; Detroit, . rr;3 PIrSt
struck out-By Whitehill: 2, BY BroUn.
Umpires-Mpssrs Guthrie. Nallin enc ,Inas OrtnS
by Time of game hour ana ol rlihu'es'
Evening star., 1932-04-16
Homer Standing
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday-Foxx. Ath-
let1cS, /; Cochrane, Athletics, /: Gehrig.
Yankees, l; Wilson, Dodgers, /: Col
Inns. Cardinals, l; Hurst, PhilHes. /,
The leaders-Ruth, Yankees, 2; Byrd.
Yankees, 2; Gehrig, Yankees. 2; Foxx'
Athletics, 2; Collins, Cardinals, 2.
League totals-American ia; Ma
tional, 5; grand total, 10.
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MACKS, 9; YANKS, 8
At PHILADELPHIA

Two out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for Boley in eighth.
+Batted for Grove in seventh
Slated for Mahaffey in eighth.
PSIiadsl5hia FsE T45k S g 8 I : 9 : 70
Runs-Byrd. Ruth. Gehrig. t2l,. Chapman.
Larry 90, Rufing. Bishop t2). Haas, Coch-
rane, Simmons. Foxx t2l, RoettgeT. Coleman,
Errors-Byrd. Dckey. Plpgras. FoXx. Runs
batted in-CIosetti ~; Lazzeri; Ruth raa ~:
90. DYKES 2l, Miller. Two-base hitS-Haas
90, Dickey. Three-base hits-CroSetn'
Dykes Home runs-FoxX Cochrane. Gehrig.
Stolen base-Bishop. Double -plays-Boley to
rig. McNair to Bishop to Foxx. Left on bases
New York. Z; Philadelphia. 8. First base
on balls.off RgfhnE; q of Gomfz; aEsrdv i; of of
of Cain. /. Struck out-By Rufhng, g; by
WalbeEs & BY Grove inD,Nssl by Msha1sfyc 6f Co
mez. none in no inning pitched to one bat bat
teri; of PiDgraS. in 213 innings; on wal
berg in innings none out a in sv seyen5h, =; ;;
i inning off Cain, none in ! inning; Hit by
pitched ball-By Ruffng (Willams) Win
ming pitcher-Cain. Losing pitcher-Pipgras;
Umpires- MessTs. MOriarty' Pinneen and 5i
minutes.
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HORNSBY READY TO PLAY

ST. LOUIS. April 16 LPD.-Manager
Rogers Hornsby of the Cubs isn't salts
fed that he is through as a regular.
The ''Rajah" works out daily around
second base and plans to insert him
sell IN the lineup if his youngsters fail
to hit often and hard enough,
Evening star., 1932-04-16
Must Weigh 228
Before Catching
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 16-Frank
IN (Shanty) Hogan, burly catcher
of the New York Giants, is in John
McGraw's bad graces again.
McGraw won't permit Hogan to
catch again until he gets down to
228 pounds. He scales 233 now and
thus is in the position of being vir-
tually suspended. although he must
report to the ball park every morn
ing and run around like a mara
thon athlete.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
Navy and Princeton Oarsmen
In Opening Race of Campaign

manually proficient with an oar, may
be of no use whatever to an eight be-
cause of his inability to blend. Even
in a good crew the element of unison
is often but approximate.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
COMEDIES WEIGHT
Welter Champion Will Fight Mid
die in Louisville Show.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 16 [P.-
Jackie Fields. welterweight boxing
champion, of Los Angeles, will be the
headliner on the Derby eve fight card
here the night of May 6.
Fields will meet Henry "Firpo" Hin
tIeman of Louisville in a 10-round nom
title bout.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
WALKER WHIPS COBB.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April 16 P.-
Paulie Walker. New York welterweight,
won l0-round decision over COWBOY
Charlie Cobb Of San Diego here last
night.
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WELL WOVEN

Runs batted in Bluege, Spencer Two
base hitS-Myer. Bluege Double plays
Myer to Kerr TO Judge Van Camp to Rhyme
- Van Camp: Left on bases Washington.
D Boston, 9. First base on bals-Of
Weaver, 5, of Lisenbee / Struck cut-By
Weaver {. Umpires- -Messrs MCGOWAN and
owen Time OF game-l hour and 49 min
Evening star., 1932-04-16
COAST LOOP STANDING.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Is R.-
Official standings of the Pacific Coast
League, including games of April IS:
Evening star., 1932-04-16
LOUISVILLE IN FRONT.

CHICAGO, April 16 (P).-Of1cial
standing of the American Association
follows.
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STANDING OF I. L. CLUBS.

NEW YORK, April 16 CP.-Official
standing of International League fol-
lows.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia. Z; New York, 6.
Brooklyn, 8; Boston. 2.
Chicago, 8, Cincinnati, 2.
Pittsburgh, 9; st. Louis, 7.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
GAMES TOMORROW.

Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsb gk at Clnc'nsti.
Boston, as New York.
Phtla. az Brooklyn,
Evening star., 1932-04-16
GAMES TODAY,

UAdEN TUUAI,
Wash. at Phila., 3 pm.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
0FF Lisenbee, the former Washington

II @--0NA4HNN5 Si4C 4Ol lI4CI "dSIllIlR lDIl
~ boXman, the Nationals collected
SIX hits and one pass, but they found
the plate only in the second inning
Then, after an error put Judge on first
base. Bluege doubled to drive a run
across moved up as Kerr was thrown
out and tailed when Spencer crashed
single by the third baseman.
There was some nice fielding done by
west, two Of the clever center gardeners
catches being of spectacular order. West
also cid some good backing up Of
Reynolds after the latter had fielded
hit from Rhymes bat in the ninth
With Webb on first base and two out
the Red SoX batter rifled the ball to
rlght-center. Reynolds tore across to
scoop up the hit, but fell as he grabbed
it. West, right behind Reynolds, yelled
for the sphere and Carl, as he rolled
over the turf, tossed to Sammy. Vests
heave to the infield was so fast that
Webb, who had turned third, was forced
10 scramble back to the base. That
Snappy play checked the one Red SoX
bid for a score.
LIS clubs opening series marred by
i L poor weather that forced two post
ponements in four days, President
Bob Quinn of the Red Sox has joined
the ranks OF those clamorlng for a later
starting date for big league base ball.
What's more, Quinn wants the schedule
shortened to 14O games. Says he:
IF President Heydler can persuade
the National League to start the next
season two weeks later. he can count
on me doing all in my power to get the
American League 10 agree to the scheme.
Il am not, however, in favor Of
Heydler's plan Of extending the season
into october. would forget the April
games entirely and have a schedule of
140 instead Of l54 games. with the clos
ing date around September 25, as now.
Il realize that it will be difficult to
persuade some magnates to drop IA
games off the schedule, but I'm going
to try it. And I'm certain that If my
plan is tested one season, it will be a
long while before 154 games again are
scheduled
Evening star., 1932-04-16
GAMES TOMORROW.

Phila at WASHINGTON
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

n YEW YORK, April 16-With a
M regatta on Lake Carnegie be-
tween varsity eights of the
Navy and Princeton late this
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Standings in Major Leagues
SATURDAY. APRIL 1e. 1892.

SATURDAY,
American League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 9; New York, g.
WASHINGTON, 2. Boston, O.
Chicago, 4, St. Louis. C3 innings).
Detroit, g. Cleveland, q
Evening star., 1932-04-16

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at New York.
Phila. at Brooklyn.
Plttsb' gh at Cinc'nati
Chicago at st. Louis.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
WEAVER BOX STAR
.. N bLANK|NG HOSE
Grlfs' Pitching to Date Gen.
eraHy Good, but Attack
Has Been Under Par.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

DHILADELPHIA, April 10
- Parading at the head of the
L American League, the Ma
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
LOS SOCIALISTS NO TIE
MEN AL COMUNISMO

Madrid. Mayo IA. -VariOs
de los jefes del partido socia
lisat. en- una reunion verified
da aver, ~o2iraron que Ell socia-
l,smo eepanol NADIA tiene que
temer del comunismo, por Guam
% as ideas ultraradicales solo
vienen siendo eXplOtadas por
les extremists de las tenden-
las reaccionarias y rojas.
Hablardo en- representation
de los social;sias esDanoles,
Don Fernando de Is Rios diio
que su partido no tiene inter6s
alguno en- gobernar sino en- ex-
ender los principles que pre-
on conseguir que to1os
'os er~@1 les los acepten y
practiqrCn.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
UN ESP PEGO DE PU,
A AL REY ALFONSO

Madrid, Mayo 14.-Comuni-
can de Narsellas que al desem
barcar aver del vapor Malta
ell rey Alfonso fu6 atacado en-
ell muella por ell ciudadano es-
panol ST.. Gonzalez Macanares.
Quien lie peg6 varios golpes
por la cabeza y cuerpo anteS
de que los acompanantes del
ex-morarca intervinieran, He
vandoSelo.
Don Alfonso y su hijo Don
Juan, Sc dirieian al autom6vi
del primero, cuando Gonzalez
salt5 sobre ell rey y sin decirle
una palabra lie peg6 en- la ca
ra. Deepu6s led escarg6 otros
golpes hasta que la policfa in,
tervino, arrestandolo.
Don Alfonso pareci6 sorpren
dido del ataque y sin darle inn
portancia subi6 a su autom6-
vii, marchandose.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
DE GUERRA A Ia
FLORIDA

Habana, Mayo 14.-El pre-,
Sidente Machado ha diSpueSto
que un crucero cubano vaya a
la Florida a tomar parte en- las
fiestaS organizadas por los We
teranos de la guerra Hispano-
americana, que tendran lugal
N Hollywood entire los dias 5
Y 8 de JUNO.
Representara al president
Maehado el Oral. Herrera, Je
e del ejGrcito, Y tambiGn ira
m ell buque una banda de mU-
lea y una compania de cade-
teS.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
MUY PRONTO
FL REGISTRO DE EXTRAN
JEROS

llabana Mayo 14.-Dentro
tie pocos dias, segdn el secre-
'ario de gobernaci6n, DR.. Zu-
oizarreta, comenzara La ms
cripci6n en- Ell registro del go.
hierno de tcdos los extranje-
ros aqui RESIDENCES.
Tn decre,o que ell gobierno
pubiicara en- el mes de abril o.
tliga "A los eXtranjeros a iden-
'lficarse con eI negociado que
Iirige Ell DR.. Ismael Castelia
los.. Cada uuo de los que Sc
"egistrc debera pagan 1925,
ldemas de 20 centavos por Sc.
Hos.
A los americanos e ingIcses
Sc les daran Facilitates para
i%nscribirse en- sus clubs.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
NAL EFECTO HA CAUSADO
LA CARTA DE UN OBISPO

Madrid, Mayo 14.-Ha eau,
sado muy NAL efecto una car,
a pastoral del obispo de Ma
drid-Alcala en- ell cual reco :
mienda a los padres espanoles,
81 no quieren que sus hijos oil,
WIDEN la religion, organizer so
r;edades para contrarrestar las
ideas radicales y mantener la
Influenza religiosa en- los plan
teles de %ensenanza de la ma
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
LA DE
LA MARINA MERCANTF

Madrid, Mayo 14.-El go
bierno ha dado a conocer u"
plan de reorganization de Ia
marina mercante Y uno para
poner de nuevo en- servicio los
barcos de la compania Trasat-
lantica.
ST ell plan del ministro d.
marina Sc lleva a t6rmino, So
dara trabajo a los obreros Dc
los arsenales de Cartagena Y
Ferrol, fabricando a'gunos cru
ceros, submarines y destructo-
res; pero los cr6ditos para esos
buques tendran que incluirse
en- los presupuestos de los amos
venideros.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
SOCIALES

Function de Beneticio
A las ocho de la noche del
pl6ximo 20 de mayo, Sc verifi-
cara er ell teatro del Centre AS
turiano una function a bsnefi-
clio del "Castillian Club del
Hillsborough High School.
SuS organizadores Sc propo-
men adIuirir con ell producto,
libros en- caStellano, con desti-
no a la ensenanza de csc idioma
EN- el auIa que eXiste en- csc plan
tel.
Sc preSentara Ia obra La
Education de los Padres.
Las entradaS Sc han pueSto a
la venta en- el eStablecimiento
de Greco Floral.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE- CUBA

sales para quebran.ar el mo-
vimiento de "huelga.'
A juicio de los directories de
81 ORGANISING ell traslado de
fahricaS Y talleres de un lugar
a otro no es conveniente para
los obreros, aunque puede ser
10 para los fabricantes, Y que
aceptar la aperture de una IA
hrica ahora, en- tempo de lock
out, significa traicionar los prin
cipios de la colectividad,
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
TEATROS
CASINO

Presenta al notable actor
George Bancroft en- ell emocio-
mantle drama "Richman's Fol
ly", Y a Buck Jones en- "Ridin
for Justice"
Por la noche, despu6s de-
anterior programa, Sc efectua-
ra ell dltimo Mid-Nite Show de
gran concurso de Son, entire
gandoseIe los premios a los
triunfadores.
Tambi6n Sc eXhibira la su.
reproduction Hell Divers
con Clark Gable Noah Beery.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
LOS TABAQUEROS NO
GREEN QUE LOS FABRI
CANCEs ~ENCoNTRARAN
RoMPEHELGAS

HabaAa, Mayo 14.-La Fe-
deraci6n de Torcedores de, la
Habana ha hecho dec'arab-
mes expresando la CONVICTION
de que 81 algunos de los obre>
ros de Bejucal y otros pueblos
faltan a sus deberes, la Wayo-
ria Sc mantendra en- ell cumpii.
mfNnto de sus obligaciones, co
mo hombres conscientes y dis
ciplfnados.
Expresa confianza la Fede-
raci6n en- la integridad y di-
cernimiento de los obreros de
Bejucal, San Antonio de los
Bahos, Marianao Y Calabazar,
pueblos dVnde Sc dice Que los
fabricantes van a abrir sucur-
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
F~RIUNFARON LOS AUSTRIA
LfANOS

Habana, Mayo 14.-El team
lustraliano de tennis venci6
yer al cubano. Jack Crawford
riunf6 sobre Ricardo Morales
: Harry O. Hopman venci6 al
ampe6n cubano, Gustavo Voll-
mer.
Una victoria en- los dobles
le hoy 0 en- uno de los encuen
ros simples del domingo, da
4 a Australia la victoria y l.
olocara en- posici6n de com
petir con ell triunfador en- la
iona de la America del Nortc
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
HUELGA ~FRACASADA

Madrid, Mayo 14,-Dase
per fracasada la huelga que
habian anunciado para aver
los sindicalistas de Sevilla.
Piden los obreros que Sc les
aumenten los salaries; pero ell
robierno asegura que las colec
tividades de trabaiadores no
sc han ajustado a las DISPOSE
ciores vigentes.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
N0td de dueLo

Notd de duelO
Hace tres dias recibi6 sepultu
ra en- ell cementerio de Myrtle
Hill, ell cadaver del correcto ca
ballero Pedro Lebredo, de ma
cionalidad espanola, muy apre-
ciado en- esta localidad.
Gran nGmerd de amigos y
companeros del Sr. Lebredo con
currieron a sus funerales,
enviandoles coronas yshaciendo
sinceras demostraciones de pc
same a sus familiares.
A sus hijos Roberto, Narciso,
Aurelio, y sus hijas Argelia y
Sra. Manuela Martinez envia-
mos nuestro mas sentido testi-
monio de pena.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
Sc MENCIONA A FERNAN-
DEF PARA EMBAJADOR
EN- WASHINGTON

Habana, Mayo l4.-Conti-
nua mencionandcse como posi-
bic successor en- Washington del
embajador Ferrara, e. DR..
Francisco Maria Fernandez. Sc
cretario de sandal.
Ferrara anuncio recien,e-
mente que ell dia primero to-
mara possession de la secretaria
de estado.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14

~ es que tenemos "civis-
mo" para "amordazar" y "pO-
ner la camisa de fuerza" a los
hnmildes;; pero Sc nos ZEN
frian los pies cuando ell enc
migo es fuerte Y tiene armas
para la lucha; y es que respe.
tamos a los ~fuertes, por tenor,
Y POGO Sc nos importa atrope-
liar a los d6biles, aunque la
raz6n les haga compahia!
iSomos duros con ell d6bil
que grita y protesta y suaves
con los p%oderosos que enganan
y atrope!lan; somOs implaca
bles con los "ganapanes" que
amenazan con la rebellion, sin
ar preparados para ell com.
bate, y "dulces" con los "caba
lleros'' que hacen su voluntad
aunque lie duelan las muelas a
la Constitution Y las "institu.
clones Sc e~stremezcan y Sc a
grieten!
LA rudeza la guardamos
para ell infeliz que Sc lamenta
de su triste suerte y la delica-
deza para ell arrogante y bra
vuc6n."
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
COmitf de F'estej0s del
Castillo Crist6bdl Colon

FL lunes Is Sc reunira ell CO.
mite de festejos del Castillo
Crist6bal Colon Mum. 7 bajo la
presidencia de Segundo Rodri-
guez Gallo. con Ell fin de ulti-
mar los preparativos para el
gran Picnic del dia IL. en- la
playa de Rocky Point.
Los Castles Ponce de Leon Y
Dante Allighiere han ofrecido
su ayuda a la comisi6n organi-
zadora.
Puede asegurarse que la fies-
ia de los Caballeros del Aguila
de Orc sera de las mejores del
ano.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA
SIGUE MEJORANDO LA ST.
TUACION DE LA PESETA

Madrid, mayo 14.-El minis
70 de hacienda Sc muestra sa-
isfecho por haber meiorado
> situaci6n de la peseta en- el
breads del mundo.
En- las ultimaS semanas la
fl"ctuaci6n de la peseta ha ST.
- menor que en- otras crisis Y
20 Sc conSidera por los ban
queros como I'm Sintoma de
confianza en- ell nuevo r6gi-
men.
La gaceta., 1932-05-14
BUSCASE UN YACHT MIS-
TERIOSO ENTIRE BOSTON
Y CABO MAY

New~York, mayo 14.-Un bar
co misteriose que SO cree tiene a
su bordd a los secgeetradores
del nino Lindbergh. es buscado
hoy entre~BoAon y cabo May.
Durante mas de "a horas los
guardacostas han~estado reco-
rriendo las margenes del Allan
tico, buscandoNel buque, con el
cual Sc tiene entendido que rea-
Iiz6 I'm contacto ell Coronel Lind
bergh. en- Ell dia del microbes.
Instrucciones telegraficas para
la captura fueron enviadas des-
de Washington.