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La gaceta., 1932-12-03
FERRARA DICE QUE LAS
TAMBIEN Sc
DEVOLVERAN A LA PRO
VINCIA DE LA HABANA

Habana, Die. 3.-Hablando
aver con los p~eriodistas, ell Sc :
cretario de estado, DR.. Ferrara,
expres6 la creencia de que las
garantias constituencies en- la
provincial de la Habana seran
restablecidas dentro de dos o
tres dias.
BESIDE aver las otras provin :
cias de Cuba tienen garantiza-
dos sus derechos CONSTRUCTIONS
les, aunaue ell pueblo Sc muestra
desconfiado.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03

III pI'ogrdnid
Para ct debut de eSta noche
de Ia dlVette Maria Tubau, en-
el teatro del Centric ASturiano,
es como Sigue: Presentation de
Ia tamoSa orqueSta de "Jazz
Dick Coy, eJGcuiando sus pro
feSoreS las slgulenteS pleas; a.
Sweet sue. B.-BIack Jazz.
C,-Dmah.
DeSpueS el baritone senior
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

tro ante ell gobierno del Gene
raj Abelardo Rodriguez.
SANDING promsti6 entregar
las armaS Y ~retirarSe del campo,
tan pronto Estados Unidos sa-
cara Sus marines de Nicaragua.
Uncle Sam ha dispuesto la
retirada de sus hombres Y ell dfa
3 saldran de Nicaragua los po-
COS marines cue ALI quedan.
Para cumplir SUI palabra de
honor Y no malquistarse con la
opinion pdblica de la America
espanola, que lie ha mirado con
Simpatia en- los pasados tres "a
nCs, SANDING debe buscar un a.
rreglo que lie permita vivir CO.
mo un ciudadano tranquilo de
Nicaragua.
Su rebellion contra los mari
nos era estimada por muchos a
me~icaLos liberales como una
rebellion contra ell imperialismo;
pero la lucha contra Sacasa ,por
su encubramiento personal, lie
conquistaria ell d~esprecio de sus
actualeS admiradores.
Nicaragua tiene derecho a un
periodo de paz, despues de la
intensa agitGci6n que precedie-
ra al gobierno conservador de
Adolfo Diaz, a quien Estados
UnidCs apoyara en- contra del
DR.. Sacasa.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA DE CUBA

guel Aguiar y ell liberal Antonio
Martinez BarZaga,
FL acta de Miguel Angel A
guar corresponds a Sergio Car
DO y los amigos de este dicen
que la Camara 10 proclamara re-
presentante; pero tambien aspi=
ran a ser designados los Sres.
Pho Arturo Frias y Herminio
Diaz.
Corresponds ell acta de Coma
10 Freyre de Andrade al leader
conservador German Lopez.
Sabese que la Camara no au-
mentara ell numero dc repreSen-
tantes, como Sc ha yenido rum0-
rando en- los Ultimos dias.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
LA CAMARA Sc n
Ell LUNES

Habana, Die. 3.-AsegGrase
que la Camara de representan-
ties Sc reunira ell lunes y que en-
la session Sc presentara un infor
me de la comisi6n de actas reco-
mendando a las personals que de
ben cubrir las vacantes de los
congresistas Conservatives Con
zaIo Freyre de Andrade y Mi :
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
EXPLOSIVES OCUPADOS EN-
DOS POBLACIONES

Madrid, Die. 3.-Dos carga
mentcs de explosives han sido
decomisados en- Vigo y San Sc
basfian, segnn las noticias lie
gadas al ministerio de la go =
bernaci6n.
En- San Sebastian fueron de-
tenidos Juan niaz y JESUS Au-
sutu y en- VigoA Benito Fernan
DEE y Alfonso Rodriguez VII
liar.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03

lnglaterra ha enVlado Su Sc
gunda nota, pldlendo que Esta'
dos Unidos no lie cobre, ell dla Il
de diclembre, el piazo que Sc
cumple y representa- un total dc
80 mllioneS.
Francia tamblen ha remitidc
81 Segunda nota. Sallcltando de.
Tic cue cancaIe 0 %suspenda Ell &C
bro de 20 miIloneS, que ella de-
be reatizar Ell dia Is.
Fl preSldente Hoover y los
. Ess' del congreso estan opues
ties : que Ia naci0n conceda otra
moratoria a esos paises.
Una paFte considerable del
p"ebio americana quiere Sc lnsls
to n co5rar, no por aVarlcla,
s1no para cue recobren la razon
eSos ~goblernoS que no pueden
pa@ar Y estan ahcra gaStando
mas dlncro, en- eJercltos, eScua-
d"as Y aeroplanos, que antes de
1914.
in~glaTerra, en- SUI segunda no.
ia, suplica e indirectamente a
menaza; Francia ruega y dice
a la secretaria de estado ameri-
cana que Estados Unid0s entor-
peceria y demorarla ell retorno a
la nOrmalidad, insistiendO en- co
brar, el dia Is, los millones que
sus deudores deben aoonarie.
En- lnglaterra los pelodlros
atacan la actitnd del pesldente
Hoover y de los congreslstas re
p%ubllcanos y llberales, dlclendo
que no apfecian ben los probe
mas de Europa.
Los psrlodlcos f~ranceses nan
lahzado "sa'ValeS ataqueS con-
ira Mr.. Hoover Y su secretar1o
de eStado, dlclendo Que la actl-
tud de estos no anade gloria a la
americana.
Las naclones maias pagado-
raS reclbleron los mlllones SON.
riendo y dcscribiendo a Samuel
c9no un ser generoSo, sensible
erar10rado de la llbertad y del
r%ogreso.
Mas tarde conVinieron en- pa
gay en- "plazos c6modos', ell di-
nero que habian recibido y gas
tado.
Ah9ra, con evidente mala fe
remiten notas implorando Sc "a
place ell cobro, cuando elias de
rrochan centenares de millones
en- aprest0s de guerra.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
~lNMONnclOM

, ~
En- 81 bale de fin de ano, que
auspiciaa los muchachos de la
Secci6n de Recreo do la Delega-
ci6n Asturiana.
FL j6ven Miguelito Toca me
ha dicho que Sc ha acordado ce-
lebrar el bale en- TODD el Palacio
tocando la orqucsta "Tropical''
en- ell salon cantina y otra de
'Jazz' en- la sala principal. En-
pezara a las nueve de la noche y
Sc terminara a las seis de la ma
mana del dia t..
Soberbia innovation, que ha-
bra de tener un exito estupendo.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
ITALIA INICIO LA CONS
TRUCCION DE CUATRO
BARCOS DE GUERRA

Roma, Die. Bel primer
ninistro Mussolini orden6 aver
a construction de dos cruce-
ros ligeros, de 500 toneladas
ada uno, y dos toIpederos de
il5 toneladas.
La construction de esos bu-
ues Sc demor6 cuando Dino
randi era ministro de nego-
los ex.ranjeros y Sc hizo para
omplacer a la conferencia del
'esarme. FL plazo concedidO
,or Grandi finaliz6 ell primefo
lie noviembre.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
HA MEJORADO Ell DOCTOR
DE LA TORRE

Habana, Die. 3.-Las noticias
llegadas de Miami dan cuenta de
que ell DR.. Carlos Dc la Tore,
ex-rector de la Universidad, le-
sionado ALI en- I'm Academic au-
tomovilista, ha mejorado mu-
cho.
Ell D.. La Tore Sc march6 de
Cuba hace algunos meses por no
estar conforme con los proceed
mientos del gobierno del general
Machado.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03

Cinco pesos nos envia para
las victimas del huracan, Gun
Cubano Libertador".
FL DR.. Amado Mas nos remi-
ta cinco pesos de su bolsillo, So
del %r. Adrian Bustillo, 81 de
la farmacia Rubio y una peque-
ma GAIA de la botica de Anello.
La botica del DR.. G. Rivera
tambi6n ha enviado una GAIA,
que esta depositada en- el Clrcu-
10 Cub&no.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
La segundd remeSG

De los flamantes y soberbios
trajes de ounce pesos, va lie
garon al acreditado estableci-
miento MEMS Shop de Fernan
dez y Garcia. Estan exhibiendo-
Sc en- sus artisticos escaparateA
Esto ha causado una verdadet
revoluci6n entire nuestra juven-
tud bien y elegante. Los precios
senalados continuaran mantle
niGndose hasta fin de ano.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03

RI a conOccr la semana entran
te, probablemente ell miGrco-
les.
Entire los juzgados figura
I'm hijo del Gral. Primo de Ri
vera Y crGesc que la mayoria
de los jcfes y oficiales seran
condenados a ~ amos, 10 mis-
mo que 10 ha sido ell general
Berenguer.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
P0r el C3rcal0

For 6E I2fCaI0
-Esta noche function bufa con
la bella obra que por nombre lie
va: EN- busca de placeres". Ter
nina el e~spectaculo con I'm acto
complete de simpaticas yarie-
dades. Para manana anuncian
sus carteleras "El negro que te-
MIA ell alma blanca. Ell beneficio
de la sin rival Camelia es ell dia
l8 del corriente con Cecilia Val
d@s", obra genuinamente GU
bana.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
CnmpLeGROS

CumptedROS
La adorable y hechicera se1o-
rita Amalia Vidal cumple hoy
los 18 abriles, celebrando un
party en- el hogan de sus queri-
dos padres, situado al otro lado
del RIO.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que habra de recibir, una otra
mas, la del cronista.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
ERfefni0

Por estar padeciendo la enfer
medal reinante Sc encuentra re-
cluido EN- las habitaciones parti-
culares de su Residential, en- la
avenida de Michigan, Ell caba-
lleros0 j6ven Ismael Quesada..
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
La ReiHd Mora

La RejHG Mora
Is Ell titulo de la zarzuela que
subira manana por la noche al
palco escenico del teatro Astu-
riano, por la Compania del ba-
ritono Don Jose Ortiz de lara
tie.
En- la segunda parte Sc pre-
sentara por segunda vez, en- fun
ci6n de abono, la soberana de
la cancion, senora Maria Tubau,
con los numeSos siguientes: A.
-Besar bien. b D6nde esta
papa? C.-Cuando vayas al Gil
ne. Della dijo asi. Con
d6nala, senior. F.-Ojo por ojo.
G.-Flor del NAL. H.-Timoteo.
LA jaca.
Para esta function TODD el tea
tro esta vendido.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
Benz pcijcutd

La que pasara por la pantalla
del teatro del Centre Espanol
de West Tampa, las nochcs IA y
Is del mes en- curse, a beneficto
de los fondos del Castillo Pom
La gaceta., 1932-12-03


Nos dicen de ciudad de Me-
jico, que Augusta Cesar Sandi-
no Sc halla dispuesto a deponer
las armas, tan pronto Sc mar
che de Nicaragua ell ultimo ma
rino americana.
SANDING quiere tener una en-
trevista con el p~residente SAGA
sa, en- Managua, para s~olicitar
algunas ventajas en- favor de
sus partidarios y pedir que Ell
-. Zepeda, su representante en-
MejicO, sea nombrado minis
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
MdtiHees bdiIdbles

Mdtinees bdiIdbles
Dos sociedades tienen bales
diurnos manana: Circulo Cuba
no Y Centre Espahol. Las dos
han fijado ID bora de las cuatro
de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
I'm beneficial

FL del j6ven aficionado senior
Rafael Pinero, que 10 celebrara
manana por la noche, en- el tea
tro de los trabajadores, con las
bonitas obras bufas LA nina
equiyocada" y Gel arte de PRO
La gaceta., 1932-12-03

In ridJe de recreo
Para la ciudad de la Habana
embarcaran manana en- ell vapor
Cuba, EN- viaje de recreo ell dis
tinguido matrimonio Isabel Y
Francisco Alsina.
La estancia en- dicha urbe de
estos simpaticos viajeros Sc pro-
longara hasta mediados del mes
pr6ximo.
Que tengan una feliz trave-
STA, eS 81 deseo del cronista.
La gaceta., 1932-12-03
UN AUTOR DICE QUE LOS
POBRES SON UNOS 30
BOS Y QUE LA DEPRE-
SION ES CULPA DE LOS
RICOS

Atlanta, die. ga su llega-
da aqui de Winter Park, Flori-
da, donde reside, Irwin Bache-
Her, ell autor, dijo que los anne
ricanos Sc han hecho unos eyre
gios bobos y que los ricos son
los culpables de la depression.
Ell cree que ell mundo Sc en-
cuentra en- un punto donde un
hombre puede ir a un banco
pedir $4,000 y gastar Ell dNimc
real en- fuegos ar~tificiales.
Tambien 'culpa a la prohibi-
ci6n y la avaricia personal de
pueblo por mucho de 10 que su
cede.
Gree que La election del pre-
sidente Roosevelt es una de la
esperanzas del future,
La gaceta., 1932-12-03

&c de Leon de la Orden CabaIle-
ros del Aguila de Orc.
Sc titula la preciosa cinta
Los Sonadores de la Gloria. -.
Evening star., 1932-10-25
Hotel has returned from a recent visit
to her sister in Raleigh, N. c.

Mrs Harley Calvin Gage and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Gage. have re-
turned from Atlantic City and are again
in their house, on Dupont Circle.
Mrs. William S. Kies of New York
City is spending the week in Washing
ton as the guest of the Assistant Sec
retary of War and Mrs. Frederick H.
Payne in their apartment at the May
flower.
Evening star., 1932-10-25
SLAYER OF PARENTS
MURDERED BY GHOST
Student of Poetry Kills Father and
Mother and Dies After Slash
ing His Wrists.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, October 25.-
Leaving a note saying, Il have been
murdered by ghost-a devil" Thomas
c. Patterson, 81, student of exotic
poetry, killed his mother, father and
himself yesterday.
The bodies were found in the family
home in an exclusive residential district.
Samuel Patterson, 81, the father,
wealthy coal operator of the Pocahontas
field. had been shot with revolver and
struck with a hatchet. His body was
slumped in a chair beside desk in his
study.
Mrs. Patterson, the mother, was killed
by a shot in the forehead and her body
found lying on the floor in the parlor,
where a radio blared while the crime
was committed.
The son died from loss of blood after
slashing his wrists.
Colored servants, unable to enter the
house from the kitchen when they ar
rived to prepare breakfast yesterday
morning, called George S. Patterson.
brother of the slain man, who smashed
a window to enter and make the grue-
some find.
Evening star., 1932-10-25
TEAR GAS QUELLS RIOT
One Bomb Is Sufficient to Quiet
Kingston, Ontario, Disorders.

KINGSTON, Ontario. October 25 CP)
Portsmouth Penitentiary authorities
revealed yesterday that one tear gas
bomb was used last Saturday in putting
down continued disorders by prisoners
responsible for two days of rioting.
The damage caused by the rioters was
estimated at S3,500 to $4,000. Three
persons were injured in the various dis
orders. one by gunfire and the others
in scuff1eS
Evening star., 1932-10-25

Miss Ida Dennis of the All-Statt
Evening star., 1932-10-25
TAKES MOVIE POST
DR.. James Wingate Assumes New
Duties Under Will Hays.

LOS ANGELES. October Is (P.-Dr.
James Wingate, former director of the
motion picture division of the New
York State Department of Education.
arrived here yesterday to take up his
new duties with the Association of Mo-
ton Picture Producers and Distributors,
of which Will Hays is president.
DR.. Wingate will fill the vacancy left
by Col. Jason Joy, who joined the forces
at the Fox studio.
Evening star., 1932-10-25
TOBACCO PROGRAM HIT
W. c. T. q. Official Disapproves
Aid Plan of University.

MADISON, Wis, October Is (P.-
Disapproval Of the University of Wis
consin's attempt to aid Wisconsin to-
bacco farmers by finding new flavors
for chewing tobacco has been an
nounced by Mrs Flora c. Hopkins,
president of the Dane County w. c.
T. U.
The university ought never to have
ALL" she said.
Evening star., 1932-10-25
EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS
MOVIE TO BE SHOWN
Picture Will Be Presented in St.
Stephens Auditorium to
Benefit Church.

The sound motion picture film de-
scribing the recent International Eu-
charistic Congress of Dublin will be
shown tonight in st. Stephens audi
torium. at Pennsylvania avenue and
Twenty-fourth street, for the benefit of
St. Martins Church, in Gaithersburg,
Evening star., 1932-10-25

Nd, Of which Rev. John J. Callaghan Is
pastor.
In addition to the motion picture
there will be literary and musical en-
tertainment, in which George O'Connor
Mary Donoghue and Bernard Fitzgerald
will be featured.
The final Washington presentation Of
the picture will be tomorrow night at
the knights of Columbus Hall, at Tenth
and K streets.
Evening star., 1932-10-25
Study Club to Meet.

SILVER SPRING, Md, october 25
(SpeciaD The Child Study Club,
sponsored by the East Silver Spring
School, will meet in the school tomor-
row afternoon. when the leader will be
Mrs c. w. Mitchell.
Evening star., 1932-10-25

When coal gas came into general use
for lighting houses and streets an old
woman was told that no more oil would
be used. mo more oil used!" she ex-
claimed. Then what's to become Of
the Door WhaleS?"
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Matthew D. Fenton, 26, and Mar
garet NJ. wha1ey rs. The Rev. M f.
Meyer Fox. 20, and Inas Finch. 10.
The Rev. H. L. Collier.
Anthony Monti, 81, and Selma Nc
Kee, % The Rev A. F. Poore.
Thomas F. Constable, 20, and Mar
garet Anita Pollitt, 2S. The Rev. c. M.
John NJ. Page. 2s and Lillian Mac
Knott, Fl. The Rev. A. F. Poore.
Charles E. Phoebus, 80. Atlanta, Ca,
and Laura N. Kees, IS. Atlanta, Ga.
The Rev. F; Wenchel.
Joseph Colucci. 3S, Holley. N. Y,
and Marian 2. Jackson. 33, Boothwyn,
Pa. The Rev. A. F. Poore.
Arthur E. snider. 25, Herndon, Va.
and Margaret E. German, 25, Herndon,
Va. The Rev. H. A. Hester.
Mehling Linseyemeyer. %. Catonsville,
Nd, and Minnie Dtety. IS, Cations
Vile, Md. Judge r. E. Mattingly.
Frederick G.. Eisel, Al, Baltimore,
Md, and Mary Haynes, 80. Baltimore,
Md. The Rev. H. w. Sank.
Antonio Mattoni. 46, Baltimore, Md,
and Mary Leone, 40, Baltimore, Md.
The Rev. l.. j. McDougle.
James E. Jackson, %, and Gladys
L. Wilson, 90 The Rev. A. ]. Tyler
Carroll Montague, 21, and Louise
Hill, 20. The Rev. R. W. Hall.
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
Credit Corporation
Names Its Officers

The Railroad Credit Corpora
tion formed by railroads for the
purpose of collecting, receiving
and administering through loans
to needy rail carriers, funds
growing out of the increase in
freight rates allowed by the Inter
state Commerce Commission in
Elk Parte 1903, announced today
the following permanent organ
azation:
President, E. G. Buckland,
chairman of the board of the
New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad; vice president and
comptroller, E. R. Woodson,
Washington; secretary. William j.
Kane, Washington: assistant Sec
retary, NJ. K. Dugan, New Haven,
Conn; treasurer, Arthur B.
Chaplin, Boston, Mass, and
counsel, Daniel Willard, jr., Balti-
more, Md,
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
HOPEFUL,
. SEE SIGNS Of
UPTURN
Action of Rail Stocks in This
Market Cheers Them; U. S.
Steel Action Today
BY THE SPECTATOR

NEW YORK, Jan. 26 QN.S0.
Despite the possibility that the
y. S. Steel common dividends
will be further pared at this after
moons meeting Of directors, the
remnants of the constructive fac
ton are showing steadfast cour'
age in sticking to their guns
throughout the prevailing period
Of uncertainty.
Of course. if the directors
should see fit to MAINTAIN the cur
rent 81 quarterly payment for a
time longer, the bulls will be off
to a running start. 1t is unlikely,
though, that any decisive move
ment of stocks will be evidenced
today pending disposal of this
all-important question.
Chart Students Puzzled
Chart students are in consider
able of a muddle as regards the
immediate outlook for the mar
ACGs AdOc 1doG WCCh GAAC HAOeHNAAA5
through of the lower resistance
levels by the Dow-Jones indus
trial averages at once gave rise
to the belief that testing of the
years lows was in order.
If this theory was to be proven
correct the rail list should have
followed the industrials down
ward. Instead, this group not
only held its ground in effective
manner, but actually was able to
move ahead to moderate extent.
HistOry's Lesson
Close market observers men
eion the fact that termination Of
the major declines over the last
30 years have invariably been
Gignaled when either the railroad
or industrial section of the mar
ket refused to follow a further
decline in the other.
Since rails have afforded lead.
ership for the market during the
last two years, constructive in
terests make no secret of the sig.
nificance which the present firm
ness in the carriers conveys.
However, it is yet too early to
pass judgment by what the rails
have shown of late. The real
test of the underlying position of
this group will be afforded when
the wage rate decision is released.
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES
ENSIGN MALCOLM DULANEY

SANCA~AN ANAEAANNANA ~OA1AANNA
Ensign Malcolm Dulaney, IS,
Of 3237 Hiatt Pl., who was killed
on January 20. in a crash during
night flying at San Diego, Calf,
attached to the U. S. S. Sara
toga, was buried today at Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
Ensign Dulaney was graduate
of the Cincinnati University Law
School. He won his Golden
Wings" at the Pensacola Avia-
ton School. He was a great
great-grandnephew of Chief JUS
tice Roger Brook Taney, who
swore Abraham Lincoln into Of
flee. He was also a grandnephew
of Mrs. Lalla Fish Clay, of Rich
mond, KY, wife of Brutus ].
Clay. former United States minis
ter to Switzerland. He is one of
the players in the recent film,
"Helps Divers" This picture was
made aboard the U. S. S. Sara
toga.
He is survived by his mother,
who lives at ITO Washington
Park, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
CuneO Press Group
Holds Life Policies

John F. Cuneo, president of
Cuneo Press, Inc, announces that
group life insurance for 1850
employees now totals approx
mately $4,10O,000, following an
extension of its contract with the
Equitable Life Assurance Society.
This is an increase of $2,400,OO0,
made possible by the firms per-
mitting employees to purchase
larger amounts of insurance and
in extending the group plan to
cover 800 employees not previously
protected.
The cost of the insurance is
shared by the printing firm and
the insured employees.
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
) BILLIONS PAID.
UNDERPOL|CY
BENEFITS
BY FRANK w. LOOMS

Direct benefits payable under
all kinds of insurance during 1881
amounted to approximately S3,.
250,000,000, the largest annual
distribution to policy holders and
beneficiaries IN history. The
amount exceeds the distribution
in 1880 by IL per cent, and marks
the first time in the history of
insurance in this country that
direct policy benefits have passed
$4,000, 100000.
Over $2,500, 100000 of the total
paid comprises payments last
year to policy holders and bene-
ficiaries under policies protect
ing people. The remainder of
about $750,000,000 of payments
covered losses involving property.
The total amount of life insur-
ance in force in the United States
companies on December 81, 1881,
was approximately 100000, ,000,-
900. There are now $4,000, 900
policy holders in this country,
comprising 50 per cent of the
entire population. New life !nsur-
ance issued in 1881 amounted to
approximately $16,400, 100000.
Payments to policyholders and
beneficiaries under life insur-
ance policies during the year
amounted to the staggering total
of $2,600,000, which is an in
crease over the previous year
of more than $300,OOO.00. Slightly
more than half the years di.
rect life insurance benefits we're
made because of death and dis
ability suffered by policyholders,
while nearly a billion dollars in
benefits went to policyholders in
the form of endOWments and
cash values under policies.
Assets Increased
The total assets of the United
States legal reserve life insur"
ance companies in 1926 amounted
to $2,924,000,000, compared with
$40, 100000 at the present
time. This increase indicates the
extent to which, the American
people have sought financial in
dependence for themselves and
for their dependents, constituting
national self-reliance reserve
a reserve against the one great
hazard of life which no man
can avoid.
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
Would Cut Rates
On Citrus Fruits

Railroads serving Florida have
asked Interstate Commerce Com
mission authority to make an 18
per cent reduction in citrus fruit
rates to destinations in northern
States in order to- meet motor
truck competition.
The proposed rates would be-
come effective February %, on
80 days notice, and, being expert
mental in nature, would expire
June IS.
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
$50, 100000 Budget
Faces VirQinin Cut

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 20
The budget recommended to the
Virginia general assembly by Gov
ernor John Garland Pollard may
be reduced "by as much as 10
per cent" in committee, according
to Ashton Devell. chairman of the
house appropriations committee.
A large portion of the cut from
the $85,000.000 figures suggested
by the governor might come from
personnel COSTS" Devell added.
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
DEATHS

Ella A. Wallace, S4 years 1922
Hannah L. Kennedy. so years, s1os
Thirty fourth St N. w.
Mary w. Duncan, rs years, S016
TiIden st. N. w.
Jennie H. Dodge rs years, SoO6
Twenty sixth ST. N. E.
Aberrellah Holt, rs years, 1928 K
willard $. Torman. ss years. 1920
Upton st. N. W. ,.
Oates st. N. E.
William B. Warder. 5s years. Provi-
dence Hospital.
Joseph w, Mossburg, SIS years, Emer-
gency Hospital.
Thomas W. Johnston, SO years, Wal
ter Reed General Hospital.
Annabell Glover, So years, Wardman
Belle 7. TenIey, SO years, Casualty
Hospital.
Agnes M. Grier, 27 years, l12l
Twenty-fourth st. N. W.
Faung kom. IS years, George Wash
ington Hospital
Infant of William & Katherine Ship
man, days, Garfield Hospital.
Henry F. Frazier, "a years, Home for
Aged and Infirm.
The Washington times., 1932-01-26
Customs Collector
Named In Rochester

Andrew Windenmann. Roches-
ter. N. Y, yesterday was nomi-
mated by President Hoover as
collector of customs for that
port. Dan G. Stewart was ap-
pointed collector Of internal rev.
enue at Kansas City: Gregory H.
Frederick as district attorney for
the Eastern district of Michigan,
and John H. Grogan as marshal
in the same district.
$500 in CASH PRIZES will be given
winners of the Slogan Contest announced
today in the Classified Section of this
newspaper . . read about it now.