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Evening star., 1932-04-19
PR0TEST0R WARNED
TO SHUN MINE AREA
Civil Liberties Union Head Re
ceives Kentucky Reply Charging
Aims Are Communistic.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PINEvILLE, KY, April 1e.-County
Attorney Walter B. Smith Sunday
wrote Arthur Garfield Hays. general
counsel for the American Civil Liber
ties Union. that the Civil Liberties
Union will be suppressed in Bell County
just as We would suppress the mad
dog"
The letter was in reply to one from
New York in which Hays said he plan
ned to visit the Southeastern Kentucky
coal fields, from which student delega-
tions from New York and Arkansas
have been elected.
Smith wrote Hays that 'all roads
lead to Pineville. and some lead from
II. You can use your own judgment
about which of these roads you will
take. No person will molest you either
highway"
The county attorney repeated his
charge the Civil Liberties Union was
CommuniStic and said the people Of
Bell County do not believe "any such
organization, or any group Of persons
representing 1t have any constitutional
rights in Bell County that any person
Is bound to respect"
Evening star., 1932-04-19
c. A. R. ADDRESSED
J. BY MRS. HOOVER
First Lady Welcomes Chill
dren at Opening Session
of Convention.

American children should uphold the
Mrs. Hoover told the Children of the
American Revolution at the opening
session today of their annual conven-
ton in the Corcoran Art Gallery.
Mrs Hoover welcomed the young
visitors to Washington. She said she
was glad to see SO many different sec
tions of the count~v joining in salute
to the flag She was accorded a rising
vote of thanks.
Van Orsdel Pays Tribute.
George Washington was eulogized by
Associate Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdel
of the District Court of Appeals pres
ident general of the National Society,
Sons Of the American Revolution.
Justice Van Orsdel declared Wash
ington. more than any other man in
the history of the country, lis the en-
bodiment OF our Institutions The Re
public will be safe as long as We adhere
to his ideals"
The speaker warned against central
ization Of power in Washington. He
said the sovereignty of the States must
be maintained.
Greetings also we're extended by
Samuel S. Williamson. president Of the
District Sons of the American Revolu-
ton; DR.. Thomas E. Green, president
of the Sons of the Revolution of the
District, and Miss Helen Harman, State
regent of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Tell of Hardships.
Bessie Carpenter and Myrtle Buchan-
an Students of the TamaSSee School,
Tamassee, S. c., supported by the Chill
dren of the American Revolution, told
of the hardships they endured prior to
the time they became students in the
school and of the happiness the insti-
tuition had brought into their lives.
Maude Maxwell Galloway of the Gov.
Thomas Wells Society, Washington,
sang Our Flag of Liberty"
Harold Lynn Carpenter Of the Fort
Schuyler Society. New York City. gave
several violin solos. He was accompa-
MED by Mrs. James D. Walters.
Several numbers were played by
section of the Marine Band.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
DR.. MUNRO MAY RESIGN
AS MINISTER TO HAITI
Will Join Princeton Faculty If He
Can Leave Without Creating
Political Difficulties.

By the Associated Press.
State Department officials indicated
yesterday that Dana G. Munro. Minis
ter to Haiti, probably would resign to
accept the position offered him by
Princeton University, providing his
resignation could be effected without
creating political dificulties in Haiti
DR.. Munro has been offered a place
as professor of Latin American history
an5 affairs in the School of Public and
International Affairs of Princeton Uni
versity
DR.. Munro's father, an authority on
medical history, is also on the Prince
ton faculty. Minister Munro formerly
was chief Of the division of Latin
American Affairs Of the State Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
ID. A. II. PROGRAM.
TODAY PM.

Assembly call
Congress Q order-The president general
Mrs story Guernsey Mrs Minor Mrs Cook Mrs Brosseau
ddd he s ddTs5 g5snt q general s American Revolution
Mrs Samuel Shaw Arent, national president
The Of the
State meetings dinners receptions
sPM-CoLoNIAL RECEPTION
United States Band William sannard leader
The president general vice general and nanal officers
the Society Daughters the American Revolution.
Rp % @ ehan 2 cafi n m V M @ ehaman Maaoe
& M Jacob % sndsr der l@ vice p chairman Psn MIS- M Samuel aren't Mrs
Frank sg Mrs & John IidlaD B1e Mrs Joseph ByTns Mrs
Farnham Mrs Duncan
Mrs %Sp 0Ssph Mrs s d M M Hugh dre GqRa @ MRS MRS
Hamilton Lewis Mrs Jacob @ 3 Msha ball Mrs @ Charles YattheEs
MIS- miss sds an sGharH ShsI miss Ape @ os .s! Mrs Hubert
White and Mrs Wallace H. White jr. f'r
BALL~-1o PM
The president general and National Board MANAGEMENT
ao to the pages attend ball given in their honor at the Willard
Pages Committee Harman chairman; Mrs John NJ
Jean Iabat vice Chairman Mrs Maurice H Betz Miss Catherine Cad
we'll Mrs Tonnis Hozbeg Mrs William D. Leetch
Price Mrs Marvin A William Walker Smith
Wagner and Mrs Bates Warren
ToMoRRow-1o
Edward G. F A. 6. g. Miami University oxford Ohio
cos fs sRs the pages
sPa ssS easaa asssnPs general
Ramona Newman leader member Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter
Report Resolutions Crowe chairman
Legislation in United States Congress Morgan
Insignia1Mrs Insignia MIS- I39 John Brewn 4 Heron chairman @ u -
Guarding NJ FTee United states
eanen @ m a MAY MRnsmfsE Rass W5n 5 ssga
Announcements.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
DIVORCEE is FOUND
DEAD IN BALTIMORE
New. York Woman Had Gone to
Maryland City to Inspect
Future Home.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, April 19-Mrs. Mar
jorie Thomas, 80, of New York, former
wife of DR.. F. Carlton Thomas Of Lex
ington, KY. was found dead late this
afternoon in the gas-flled apartment
of H Kay Lynn, advertising man of
Baltimore.
Lynn, who was absent when the body
was discovered, told police that she had
been living in the Martha Washington
Hotel in New York City and that she
flew to Baltimore Saturday to inspect
a country home they planned to occupy
after their wedding
Workers on the first floor of the
building in which the apartment was
located detected the odor of gas and
began an investigation.
The woman was found on the kitchen
floor and five Jets Of a gas stove were
open, police were informed.
Evening star., 1932-04-19

"HREE HUNDRED young and at
tractive women, wearing snowy
white gowns and accessories to
match, are pages at the D. A. R.
Congress. Representing every
state in the Union, this group of women
flll an important place in the sessions.
They are the messengers for the dele
gates, and are untiring in delivering
messages and flowers and directing
those who are not familiar with loca-
tions of various State rooms in me
D. A. r. buildings.
At the opening Of each session the
pages march in stately procession down
the aisles of the hall and then take
the State delegations. The platform
pages lead the march, carrying the
Stars and Stripes and State flags which
are placed on the platform.
Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart. presi-
dent general. has serving as her pages
Miss Dorothy Britney Cooper, Mics
Martha Anne Cooper Judy and Mrs.
Hester Ann LeFevre Luke. Miss Dor
othy DEC. Jenkins is chairman of the
pages and Mrs. Jean L. Lebat vice
chairman.
Miss Amanda P. Salisbury is page to
the chaplain general, Miss Katharine
Matthies to the recording secretary gen.
eral, Miss Blanche A. Swope to the cor
responding secretary general. Miss Sally
r. Harvey to the organizing secretary
general, Miss Frances M. Abbott to the
treasurer general, Miss Kathryn Spell
man to the registrar general, Miss Mar
garet McReynolds to the historian gen
eral, Miss Edith Holton to the reporter
general to Smithsonian Institution, Miss
Gladys Frost to the librarian general
and Miss Katherin L. Kramer to the
curator general.
The platform pages are Martha B. H.
Andrews, Elizabeth Rentroe CocJer
Grace Cummings. Margaret F. Filurick,
Bernice c. Ford. Mary Lee Forney, Mu-
riel Gates, Sarah H. Hawkes., Mary Ken
way, Mary Irene Steely Maxson, Fran
ceS II. Ryan, w. Marie Shuler, Florence
Sparfeld, Sallie Stevens, Adaline
Thornton, Frances P. Todd and Deane
Van Landingham.
The floor pages include Sally Aber-
nathy, Mimika Abraham, Phyllis Adel-
man, Beatrice Aitchison, Anne Akers,
Edith Albertsen, v. Katherine Allen,
Louise Almy, Elizabeth Arnold, Eva M.
Atwood, Ella Lomas Backoven, Elmer
deem Bailey, Frances Banks, Elizabeth
Barber, Vivian Barnes, Charlotte Bar
tleson, Margaret Bartleson, Madeline
Barton, Sallie Beard, Helen Beatty
HERNIA Beebe. Margaret Bilosoly, Edna
w. Bliss, Eleanor Bobo, Edith Ahbe
Boote. Freida Harmon Bowman, Hulda
Braden, Barbara Brand, Ruth E. Brooke,
Mildred Bro5tow, Elizabeth Brown,
Janet Bruce, Caroline Burgess, Alva
Stewart Burke, Helen Frances Burr,
Flora NJ. C. Burt, Marion E. Burwell,
Natalie Knapp Buttolph, Margaretta
Campbell. Margaret HoskinS Canning,
Helen Carlton, Elizabeth Carrigan,
Alice E. Casey. Augusta Chamberlain,
Nancy Chamberlin, Constance Cham
berlin, F. Eleanor CLANCY, Isabel
Clapham. Marie Austin Clarke, Eliz-
abeth Clay. Viola Clouse. Mary
Evening star., 1932-04-19
MUSS0LINPS PLAY OPENS

LONDON, April 10 OP).-London dra-
matte critics praised and blamed today
Premier Mussolini's play. "One Hundred
Days" which had its London premier
last night, but most of them indicated
they did not expect it to enjoy long
run.
The play Is based on Napoleon's brief
return TO power from Elba. II was
adapted into English by John Drink
water. British poet biographer and
playwright.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
LOSES 1900 IN GAME
OF DICE WITH STRANGERS
Filipino Tells Police Four Other
Islanders Lured Him With
Promise of $4,000 Winnings.

Ihey rolled the bones" just three
times for Diosdada Sonida, a Filipino.
yesterday afternoon, and he was out
81 500, according to the story he told
police WIN
Sonida said four other Filpinos came
TO his apartment, at 23OO EIGHTEENTH
street looking for fellow named Joe"
Ihey couldn't find Joe, SO one of them
told Sonida how they could win AZ O00
from another man if they had a little
money TO bet with.
Accordingly Sonida said, he went to
ene Rlggs National Bank, drew out
sI'oOO, and proceeded with the others To
spot near the Lincoln Memorial where
ace were produced and a craps game
started. Sonida'S luck didn't seem In
nold out and he lost all of the money
ms ieilow countrymen escorted him
oack TO his apartment and left him he
said He told police he did not know
them. --0' Niio"
Evening star., 1932-04-19
HOTEL SOLD AT AUCTION
1roVe Park Inn, Asheville, N. c..
Brings $525.OOO.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., April 10 (R.-
SIove FarK Inn, handsome resort hotel
sold at auction yesterday for s525 ooo
Edwin S. Hartshorn bid in the nron-
erty Tor the Garrison Co of Baltimore.
a holding company organized by second
mortgage bondholders. The mIrchase
Is subject to confirmation by Buncombe
County Superior Court after 10 days.
The Inn was built in 1921 by the mil
ionaire medicine manufacturer. It was
placed In receivership last January. 1t
was announced the Garrison Co. ex-
pected TO make arrangements for the
operation Of the hosiery.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
WOULD HOLD SUGAR

HAVANA, Cuba, April 10 C9-A bill
introduced in the House Of Represent
atives yesterday would prohibit the ex-
portation OF raw sugar until its market
value reaches ! cent per pound An
article OF the bill charged the Sugar
Stabilization Corporation with enforce
ment Of its provisions.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
GERMANY HUNTS REDS
Groener Directs Action Against
Communist Organization.

BERLIN, April 19 CP).-Police today
searched the former rendezvous Of Prus-
sian Communists throughout Germany
on orders of Wilhelm Groener, minister
Of interior. who was tipped that the
red 'front.' fighting organization had
started to function again after having
been banned two years ago.
Secret orders to begin the search were
sent from here 10 days ago to the
various states, ordering the search to
begin today.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
Builds Truck SO Feet Long.

Recently a European firm built q
truck 80 feet long. Now a Scranton,
Pa, motor company is building a truck
80 feet 6 inches long.
Evening star., 1932-04-19

For many centuries Holland has been
known as the garden of Europe.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
LEON TROTZKY DESAFIA
A LOS F~UNCIONA3IOS DE
MARSELLA

Marsella, die. Leon Trotz
ky, regresando a Turquia de
una breve vista a Copenhague,
rehus6 hoy embarcar aqui en- un
vapor, alegando que su esposa
esta muy enferma para resistir
los IA dias de viaje por mar has
ia Estambul.
La policia snvi6 al leader Dol
sevique a un hotel, poniendolo
bajo escolta V remitiendo un ur-
gent mensaie al ministro del in
terror, pidiendo instr9ccionas.
Trotzky y sus acohpanantes
desembarcaron del vapor italia
no Campidoglio, suponiendo las
autoridades que deseaban pasar
la tarda en- terra.
Una vez en- la poblaci6n Trotz
ky rehus6 volver al barco, pi,
diendo permis0 para retornar
por tren a Turquia.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
Sc MATO UNA AVIATRII
ITALIANA

Bengazi, Libia, die. Tina
aviatriz italiana de 16 amos, Ga
bi Angelina, fu6 encontrada
muerta ell lunes en- ell d~esierto,
entire Bengazi y Tobruk, cerca
de los restos de un aeroplano en-
ell cual habfa salido desde Milan
para la India.
Ella sali6 de Bengazi el saba
do por la manana escoltada por
IN aeroplano militar. Su escolta
la perdi6 de vista en- las NUDES
Y cuando no arrib6 a Tobruk sa-
Heron aeroplanos en- su busca,
pero sin encontrarla.
Tn grupo de nativos recogi6
ell cadaver y los restos del apa-
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Otr0S donativoS Para los Gu
banos damnificados por ell hu-
racan: First National ank 100
pesos; I'm Cubano, dos pesos ;
entregado al teSorero, a cuenta
de Ia function del Centre AStu-
.r;ano, 5000.
Ell comite de la function desea
que las personals que tomaron
localidades, remitan su importe
a la mayor brevedad possible.
Para Cuba Sc mandara ell do
mingo, en- ell vapor de la compa-
MIA Peninsular y Occidental, un
cargamento de where's, ropas Y
ZapatOS.
listed debiera yer los 191 pa
res de zapatos que Sc van a cal
Ear 191 cubanOS en- deSgraciai
La lista d las mercancias que
ell Comit6 embarcara el domin-
go, la publicaremos ell sabado.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
HOY Sc DISCUTIRA EN- LA
CORTE SUPREMA Ell CA
SO DE BLAKE

En- la corte suprema Sc discu-
tira hoy ell case de Charles F..
Blake, presidente de la junta de
apoderados del distrito escolar
de Tampa a quien destituyera la
iunta de educaci6n.
Representaran a Blake en- ell
iuicio los abogados Frank T.
Phillips y Ralph T. Binford y la
junta de educaci6n estara re-
prescntada por los letrados w.
4. Hines y w. C.. Pierce.
Blake defendera mahana, en-
Tallahassee, la parte del sheriff
en- un recurso de inconstitucio-
nalidad contra la ley que prohi-
be ande suelto Ell ganado en- de-
terminadas zonas del condado
de HilIsboroungh.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
LA HUELGA DE SALAMAN,
CA

Madrid, Die. 8.-Don Maria
no Jover, gobernador de la pro
yincia de Salamanca. hace geS :
tjones para solucicnar Ia huelga
general que ALI Sc daclarara,
Quedando paralizadas todas las
actividades.
Hasta 81 presente no han ocu-
rrido successes desagradablss y la
fuerza pdblica garantiza la
tranquilidad.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
LA POLICIA DETUVO A VA
RIOS BOLITEROS

Cumpliendo instrucciones del
jefe Logan la policia arrest6 "a
yer "A varios boIiteros, EN- distin-
tos lugares de la ciudad.
N0mbranse los detenidos John
Diaz, Tony Alvarez, Manuel Pc
rez Y Jim Clark. todos los cua-
les prestarOn fianza.
Luiz Perez prestaba servicio
como ap%untador en- el cafe de
Rodolfo, S6ptima avenida y "a
He Doce.
Tambien fueron detenidos JO-
Sc Pla, Homer Harvey y Roose-
welt Brown, un negro, los cuales
seran presentados hoy al juez
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
CARLO NO ACEPTA SER RE-
P~RESENTANTE BAJO Ell
GOBIERNO DE MACHADO

Habana, Die. E.-Otro despa-
cho Sc recibi6 hoy diciendo que
4 periodista Sergio Carlo, resi-
dcnte en- Miami, no aceptara ell
acta de Representative, nj volve-
"a a Cuba mientras sea presiden
te ell Oral. Machado.
Carlo eXpresa que ell mismo
parecer mantienen la mayor par
te de los cubanOs ALI RESIDENCES
Y que Sc oponen al presente go
bierno.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08

La industrial tabacalera de
Tampa, como dijimos aver, ne
costa amigos, muchos amigos,
y, sobre TODD, aumentar ell nd-
nero de fumadOres.
Muchas personals fumarian
ruros de Tampa, 81 Sc les dieran
a conocer los mGritos de nuestra
industrial, la calidad del tabac0
Que emplea la artistica mano de
obra V otras "virtudes".
Pero con una rebaja en- los
precios, como la que algunos ma
nufacturer0s deSean hacer para
captarse la simpatia de los Job
bers". haremos mala propagan-
da a la industrial, ahora que
THE Nacion" trae a colaci6n su
cesos del pasado y ell Trust pre-
para sus mejores baterias.
Con una nueva disminuci6n
en- los jornales de los trabaia-
dores, no aumentaremos ell nu-
nero de m~archantes, nj hare
mos inteligente propaganda a
nuestros puros.
Vamos a unirnos todos, Guam
do ell enemigo amenaza, Y a la
borar por la prosperidad de la
industrial, sin dar a los obreros
"jornales de hambre."
Propaganda, conjunction de
volunt AIDES, artistica mano de
obra, buena tripa Y buena ca
pa, es TODD 10 que ne"esitam0s
para aumentar la fabrication y
venta en- ell ano 1888.
Tn obrero %contento, o relati-
vamente c%ontento, es un colabo-
rador brioso y sincere; un obre-
70 que game ocho o diez pesos a
la semana, tr~abajando seis dias,
no puede tener entusiasmO para
"pulir', para hacer los cigarros
que hoy son admiration de tOdos
los buenos fumadores.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
SHOLTZ DESEA QUE LAS CE
tREMONIAS DE INAUGURA
CION SEAN MUY SIMPLES

Tallahassee, Die. Sci gOber-
nador electo Dave Shift, de Day
tona Beach, que tomara possession
ell dia 3 de MARIO y Sc encuentra
aqui como huesped del goberna-
dor Carlton y su esposa, mani
fest6 aver a la Camara de Co.
mercio y funcionarios de Ia ciu-
dad que desea sean msw senci-
Has las ceremonies dDAEgu-
raci6n.
sholtz Sc describe a samismo
como un interesado obserVador,
dando la noticia de q. j. P. New
ell, de Fort Pierce. sera su Sc
c~retario.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
Las L0gidS UniddS

Las LoVtdS tHtddS
RepreSentada por hombr,S
honestoS Y enaltecidoS, celebra-
ran ell pr6Ximo sabado un Ca
baret'' en- el Country Club de Ia
Isla Davis. Los trabajos para
esta fiesta han sido terminates
Y ell salon lucira IN artistico de
corado.
Han mandado a reservar SuS
mesas los conocidos caballcroS /:
Carlos Msn6ndez, Leocadio Me
nendez, Felix del Vale, Manuel
Fernandez, Antonio Naldes, Jo-
Sc Mendez, Domenico Reina,
Felix Garcia. DR.. A. Mas. DR..
Myers, Albert Knapp, Ramon
CuGrvo, Manuel Duran, CUTLER
me Hernandez, Srta. A. Fuente,
Celestino Fernandez, A. f. f.
Club, Is mesas), Jose Y Manuel
Rubin, Manuel Garcia, Baldo-
nero Rodriguez, Manager de
w. T. Grant, DR.. A. Martorell,
Alvio Riveiro, Antonio Reina,
Julio Cacciatore y Cesar Fer
nadez, Jr.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
Las refOrmdS

Que Sc hara en- ell restaurant
Principe de Gales han sido or
denadas por su propietario ell co
nocido comerciante senior Jesus
AenIle, para el lunes pr6ximo.
A partir de dicha fecha TODD
cuant0 expenda este popular es-
tablecimiento sera a base de
cantidad y caIidad.
va figura en- la nuCva firma
ell nombre del simpatico caballe-
70 senior Ramon Alvarez.
Lo felicitamOs cordialmente
" que el exito econ6mico siom-
pre- presida todas sus evolucio-
mes comerciales.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
LOS GRANDES DE ESPANA
Y SUS BIENES

Madrid, Die. S.-Los Grandes
de Eacana ven desvanecida Ia es
peranza de obtener mayor con-
sideracion en- ell asunto de los la
tifundios y los c~ampesinos Sc
preparan a recibir las tierras
que les seran distribuidas, de a
cuerdo con la ley agraria.
I'm inventario hecho por el
ministerio de hacienda agrupa
las tierras de los arist6cratas y
ex-grandes en- una lista en- la
cual Sc les senala I'm valor de
5000, 900, 900.
Este valor puede ser reducido
por arrendamiento y puntos tee
nicos que el gobierno quiza no
pueda dominar.
Entire los nombres de los te-
rratenientes figuran los du-
cues de Fernan Nunez, Medina
cell e Infantado y ell condo de
ROmanOnes.
A las propiedades de esos du-
ques y el condo Sc les fijan pre-
clos de tres a siete millones de
pesos.
Los mobiles Sc han agrupado
para defender sus intereses y en-
uno de los grupos aparecen Ro-
manones Y los duques de Alba
Y Medinaceli.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA De CUBA

pote, General Mario Garcia Me-
mccall, DR.. Fernando Ortiz, DR..
Rafael Iturralde, DR.. Carlos de
Ia Tore, Dr.. Grau San Martin,
DR., Marinelo, abogado Heliodo-
ro Gil, Abogado Ramon Zaydin,
DrcS. j. NJ. Espinosa, Carlos
Manuel de la Cruz, Santiago
Verdeja y el coronel Aguado.
Las noticias del extranjero
aSeguran que esos cubanos no
~regreSaran mientras no Sc esta-
blezca en- Cuba un gobierno que
no presida el general Machado.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
LOS PRESTAMOS OBTENI-
DOS POR CUBA

Habana, die. 8.-Aseglrase
que ademas de los So, 900
prestados por el Chase National
Bank y que deben pagarse a ra-
z6n de $500,0 900 al mes, tres com
panias petrolyas han prestado
al gobierno $500 600 y eli Ban
co de Reserva Federal de Allan
Ia, 100000.
Las companies petrolcras Sc
cobraran csc dinero deduciGndo-
10 de los impucstOs arancCiariOs
Y el Banco de la Reserva cobra
RI a raz6n de $150,000 al mes.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
Ell GOBIERNO RETlRA2A
LA GUARDIA CIVIL

Madrid, Die. Sci gobierno
dispondra que la guardia civil
sea retirada de los districts de
Asturias donde los mineros Sc
encuentran en- huelga.
Las classes pudientes Sc han
dirigido a las autoridades pidien
do la retirada de esa fuerza por-
q, su p~resencia incita a los obre-
ros al sabotdges.
Oficialmente Sc esrera que Ell
ccnflicto quede solucionado den
tro de pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
INAUGURO SUS SESIONES
Ell P~ARLAMENTO A

Madrid, Die. S.-Con verdade
no lucimiento inaugur6 sus sc :
stones ell parlamento catalan,
proclamandose presidents de la
Generalidad a Don Francisco
Macia.
En- ell nuevo %parlamento la IL
quierda tiene 2 secretaries, una
los nacionalistas Y otra Ia Liga.
Tn banquete Sc ofreci6 para
conmemorar ell acto, brindando
por ell nuevo ~parlamento ell Pre-
sidente Macia y otras persona
lidades.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
FL COZ ERNO ESPERA LA
coz &ACION DE LOS f.
MIGpOS

Habana, die. 8.-Extraoficiai
mente Sc asegura que el gobier-
no espcra la cooperation de los
cubanos cXilados para que la
tranquiIidad Sc fastablezca por
complete,
Las personals que el gobierno
aguarda Sc acoians al restableci-
Viento de las garantias consti-
tucionales, retYnando a Cuba,
son Octavio Seiglie, Aurelio Al
varez, DR., Domingo M6ndez Ca
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA DE ESPANA

Estados Unidos no puede decla-
rarS- o%portuna.
Una segunda nota del gobier-
no americana habia sido califi-
cada como de muy en5rgica y a
ella Sc debi6 la actitud del CON
greso suspendido ell debate So
bre el monopolio de la Telef6ni-
ca hasta que ell gobierno estudie
-hisn ell problema y presente sus
conclusiones.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
APARECIO AHORCAD0 UN
HOMBRE DE 81 AMOS

Habana, die. 8.-Cerca del
canine de Punta Bravo apare-
clio ahorcado un hombre de 81
amos.
Las autoridades Green que Sc
trata de I'm suicidio y Sc hacen
esfucrzos para realizar la iden-
tificaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
Ell GOBIERNO SATISFECHO

Madrid, Die. Sci gobierno
esta satisfecho con ell sesgo que
tomara en- ell congreso la cues :
ton de la Compania Telef6nica
Naciona'
Una n7-a del gobierno de
Washington va a ser contestada
Y cr6ase que ell gobierno manten
dra la tests de que la Compania
es espanola y por 10 tanto la in
tervenci6n del gobierno de los
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
ERcaRto de angel

En- la madrugada de aver vi
no a aumentar lie felicidad en- ell
venturoso hogan de los distin-
guides esposos Berta y Jose
Mauricio, Ell nacimiento de I'm
precioso querube, cuyo peso era
ell de nueve libras y media.
Felicito cordialmente a los
dichosos papas y que ell angel
tcnga mucha suerte en- eli CANT
no de su vida.
La gaceta., 1932-12-08
REBAJA DE A LOS
~CATEDRATICOS

Habana, Die. 8.-Asegdrase
due Sc hara a los catedraticos de
la Universidad y de los Institu-
tos una rebaja en- sus sueldos de
un 20 por ciento.
Algunos catedraticos, amigos
del Oral. Machado, Sc disponen
a protestar de esa medida.