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Evening star., 1932-04-18
BANKRUPTCY SALES.
:. B. Sightler. Jr., Trustee
Bankruptcy Sale

OF
THE ENTIRE ASSETS OF BURROWS
PHARMACAL COMPANY, INC, INCLUD-
ING SECRET FORMULA FOR The
STOCK IN TRADE AND ON CONSIGN--
MENT. PRINTED MATTER. SHIPPING
CARTONS, BOTTLES, MANUFACTURINGl
AND BOTTLING EQUIPMENT. PRAC-
TICALLY NEW WALNUT OFFICE FUR
5NITURE. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MA
CHINE, RUGS, ETC. ALSO ACCOUNTS
RECEIVABLE, TRADE ACCEPTANCES
ENTIRETY. LOCATED ROOM NOS. 405,
4O6. 401 HILL BUILDING, 18th AND
IEYE SIS. NV. UPON THE FOLLOW
ING TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Sealed proposals to be deposited with
Fred j. Eden. Referee in Bankruptcy,
Investment Bldg. 18th and K Sts. NV.
Washington; d; G. not later thap
O'Clock PM. April 25, 1881. at which
time the said sealed bids will be opened;
check drawn to the order of the under
signed trustee Cor CASH in an amount
equal to 10. OF the bid. Successful
bidder TO pay the balance within 10 days
thereafter OF forfeit deposit. and trustee
to reserve the rlght TO reject any and
the court. Note: A portion OF the once
furniture and equipment; adding ma
chine. typewriters. and Sharples Super
centrifuEe to be sold subject TO liens of 4
record to be assumed by the purchaser
Inspection permitted April 2lst, 10 to
II clock am. For further particulars
g. 3. sIdHTLER, JR.. Trustee.
OF Burrows Pharmacal Company Inc,
Southern Building.
Bankrupt No. 2640
ap16. &c. %. %
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PTruMOND

RICHMOND VA.-CORNER DETACHED
house, well rented will exchange for Wash
ington, d. C, property; will add more cash.
5427 9th st. NV. Ga. 1897.
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STORY BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS
PREMISES 22i7 NINTH STREET
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, recorded in
L!ber No. 63l2, al folio 1875. o! the land
records OF the District Of Columbia. we shall
sell. in front OF the premises. on THURS
day, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF APRIL
AID. 1882. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM.
south half OF the west half of lot fifty-nine
t59' in Wright and CoxS subdivision Of
part OF the tracts Of land known as Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains as per
plat recorded in Liber Levy Court No. ?
folio 25. OF the records OF the Office OF the
surveyor OF the District OF Columbia. de-
Seribed by metes ana bounds as follows:
Beginning for the same at the southwes.
corner OF said lot nfty-nine t59b. thence
east on the south lire OF said lot one hun
dred and eleven and e;shty-three hundredths
tllls3t feet thence northeriy fifteen tl51
feet. thence west parallel With the south
line Of said lot one hundred and eleven
and eighty-three hundredths tlll S3l feet to
Ninth street and thence south fifteen (15l
feet to the place OF beginuins.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash: balance
in one. two and three years, with interest
at SIX per cent per annum, payable semi
annually: or il monthly terms desired.
$500 90 cash. balance monthly. Deposit OF
5000 90 required at time of sale. and the
purchaser allowed fifteen days from date OF
sale TO complete the purchase. Further
particulars at time OF sale
EDWARD c. BALTZ.
VERNON G. OWEN.
ape.d&dbs. .eXSu Trustees.
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SALF-FARMS.

30-ACRE FARM NEAR SILVER SPRING,
Mo.-Wn sell reasonably TO settle estate.
723 Sliso ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
WHERE AND HOW
on earth can you beat this2 Small cleared
home .lteS rom ! TO acres. about IS miles
from White House, close to proposed eNten-
sion OF l6tn 81 NV. on hard road close to
city cleo and on fine stream Terms. $40
cash. IS per mo no interest charge. Pres
ent taxes pald for years No restriction
Build TO suit your pocketbeok Start your
home after making first payment Land
free and clear OF all membranes. Don't
Owners Office 70s7l0. No. $40 18th st. NV.
GOING POULTRY FARM
Forty acres. rich land acres Rrowing 2
wheat; large orchards. 5-r dwelling:
houses for 900 chickens; corucrio. Iar&e
barn. running water in all; 81 500 terms
ERWIN REALTY CO. Phone Hyattsville 765.
tCOLORED) SEVERAL ACRES. 4-ROOM
house, near BaileyS Cross Roads. Va Sac
easy terms. small cash payment NE. 1900.
EN- 02l6.
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs
1881 Eye St NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
and Stone Building Fronting
80 Feet on Columbia Road by
Depth of l63 Feet, With 46.06
Feet Frontage on a Wide
Alley, Containing 6,194 Square
Feet, Being Premises 1881
Columbia Road Northwest.
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SAIF-LOTS

CORNER. SUITABLE FOR THREE 4-FAM,
lily fats, soc 50. 1t. c. W. STEERS. 1912
st. NV, Met. 0248 zU
CORNER LOT IN OLD GEORGETOWN. 200
feet front by $50 deep. KASS REALTY CO,
National 66S2. "
LOT 5Oxl25 LOCATED IN LYON PARK. ON
new boulevard to be constructed, valued at
Sl.25O Must sell by April 10. 1882 VIII
consider any offer Atlantic 5l62 or Metro
poltan 1889 l6'
BIG BARGAIN. 800. LOT o. CLAY ST;
ne near 6Oth st. 25x125 sewer. water and
elec.; near car line. See owner. c. F.
WARINCs, l4l6 F st NV. Nat. sl73.
COLORED-43 LOTS. 20xlOO FIT. IN D. G..
after g.
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AUTO LOANS.

DO YOU NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO.
e03 NEW YORK AVE NV. MET. 1891.
MONEY PROCURED
Quickly and Conidentially.
UNITED BROKERAGE CO,
e43 N. Y. Ave. tCor. Ioth). Dist s2s3
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TITLE COMPANIES. s.

Ape YOU CONTEMPLATING BUYING OR
ioanins money upon property in nearby
Maryland7 We have specialized in title eX-
sr1inations for nearly a quarter of cen
tury MARYLAND HOME TITLE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY INC, Upper MARLBORO Mo.
Phone Marlboro 81. First mortgage loans.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS
PREMISES 22aT NINTH STREET

THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1881 Eye Street NV.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT = VIRGINIA BEACH : BROOM
house. furnished: electric stove. electric re-
frigerator. baths. garage. servants room. j. X.
Peake. 905 jamestown Crescent Norfolk. Va.
Evening star., 1932-04-18
UANTFD-LOTS,
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FACING 7th ST. PIKE OR COLEsvILLE
rd.; state exact location, cash price or
terms Address Box *. Star office.
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550 ACRES ES-S11 500

St Mary's Co.. Md. waterfront farm,
long shore front on salt water river. Land
tobacco, beautiful timbered elevations above
water Farm house barn and well con-
structed bungalow. Good reason for selling
Star Office.
Evening star., 1932-04-18

FOR SALE--NEW STUCCO BUNGALOW IN
a restricted Chesapeake Bay Summer colony
Small down payment. easy monthly pay
ments Address E s. KALB, Mayo. A A.
Co. Md for inspection. ap2ls
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
M F CHURCH.
ESTABLISHED 1885.
i, 1na Eolie Church IVA }

Phone FaIIS OHuICH -Na'T os,-
COIORFD-6-ROOM BRICK. HOT WATER
and cleo. large yard ard garden. S25 W
mo M COOPER. $50 l1th st. Nat 1882
Evening star., 1932-04-18
WANTED=SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOW, S OR ROOMS, AMI: GA
rage; nearby Va; large lot; near schools and
churches Must be reasonable rent Address
BOX 61-V. Star office.
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sALE-NyEsTMENT PROPERTY.

I2e-l24 " ST Sc
s-rm- frame and brick store. Rented.
s52 50 Only s2.259 for both Natl 6733 o.
2 BRICK HOUSES. sw. NEAR EEW
Farmers Market. for $500. Rents. S37 50
Lloyd 2 Turner. 600 7th ST. s.v. Met. 1871
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
RENT-STORES.


MODERN STORES. STREET AND SECOND
floor. Wonderful location, next TO Hechts
Very reasonable rent for one or both. New
show windows GIG r ST. nv.
STORE 201s5. HEART OF RESIDENTIAL
section. Z22 Carroll ave, TaKoma Park.
GOOD business place. Ashton l53. II. L.
DERRICK. AGENT. lS'
lll4 N.W.-LARGE STORE. ..........275 90
1896 lSth n.W.-Large store ............ 30 Do
31li Ga. ave. n.w.-LaTge store ........ so %
800 ~ Sw-Store and dwelling g...... so 90
244l Nichols ave. se.-StoTe -......... rs. 90
FLOYD E DAVIS COMPANY: -
733 18th St. NV Natl 0353.
EXCELLENT SHOW ROOM.
1901 l4th ST. UNREASONABLE RENT
Corner store located IN the busiest section
Of l4tn 81, with snow rooms on lTth and on
Que St size 40Xi0
l4th and X CAFRITZ. Dist 90sO
Excellent Opportunitv-$5O.0O
7o9 4th ST NV
Lsre store, suitable for lunch room, with
living quarters consisting Of TWO large rooms,
l4th and cAFRTTz DIST 5000
2G06 EYE 81. NV.
Large stores rms. ami-wIth 4-car
garage Suitable for any business.
K. \. HUMPHREYS.
sos N. Capitol St. MA 67a3
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EASTPORT. MD.
For sale, beautiful water front, improved.
597 Severn ave. al
Montana labor news., 1932-07-21
TELLS UNION OF STARVATION

PHILADELPHIA-(F P -Harrowing stories OF what is happening to
the $1,000 families now cut off the relief rosters of the Lloyd Committee
were told by DR.. Jacob Blikopf speaking before the 2st annual con-
vention of the American Federation of Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers
"a prominent jurist asked me what is happening to the people whose
relief orders have been cut off" DR.. Bilkopf said. 81 took this gentle
man to the offices of the Federation of Jewish Charities. There he saw
literally hundreds of people crying for a piece of bread and milk for their
babies. 1t wasn't meat they asked fort was bread and nothing more.
"a woman and her newlyborn infant died at the Chidrens Homeopathic
hospital Death was diagnosed by the physicians in the clear cut and
simple term of starvation. The husband had been without work for two
years, and suffered from tuberculosis There are six other children in
the family, the oldest being IA, with no in the world to car for them"
DIR. Biikopf assaulted Legislators holding up relief measures. "An interim
appropriation is Imperative" he said. "Others are starving to death daily
while the various bocs talk economy The public of Pennsylvania must
pledge itself to accept taxation which will yield at least rs millions of
dollars for direct relief during the period between the present and Jan. l,
1888. This sum is based OF al average disbursement of $423 a week
a family in Philadelphia and much smaller amounts throughout the rest
of the state"
Dr. Bnikopf announced that in New Jersey there was a 20 per cent in
in commitments to institutions for the insane last year as a result
of the depression. In Pennsylvania the increase would probably be at
treatment, he said.
Montana labor news., 1932-07-21
BILL RANDOLPH AND ANOTHER
HARLAN GUNMAN SLAIN

HARLAN, Ky-(FP)-"He that takes the sword shall perish by the
sword" is al old biblical warning often quoted in religious Harlan
County.
1t was remembered when Bill Randolph, most vicious of Harans gun
men "a shot to death while eight deputies looked on.
AS the deputies tell the story, three of the gunner were walking along
a road beside the woods when rifle shots rang out. A gunman called
Jones fell dead. Randolph fell wounded. Other deputies gathered until
there were eight around Randolph, questioning him.
Then, they said, Chester Middleton pushed his way through the crowd,
put the muzzle of a shotgun almost against Randdphs abdomen and
fired, killing him instantly Armed friends helped the slayer to escape.
1t va long overdue revolt against gunmens murders, dynamitings and
framed murder trials against miners, old hmes declared.
Montana labor news., 1932-07-21
TALK PUBLIC SERVICE STRIKE

NEWARK, N. J-(FP)-Threats of strike were heard among the
union employees of the Public Service Corp. of New Jersey as the union
wage contract was ignored and a 6 per cent pay cut was ordered, to take
effect July /. Non-unon employees took the cut, whining a bit, but doing
nothing about it.
The union streetcar men Immediately held closed meetings to discuss
the question of their attitude. Informally it as expressed that they were
ready to take a cut, although their contract does not expire until Oct l,
but that they were not willing to sign a 3year contract now. This the cor
pany insists upon.
Montana labor news., 1932-07-21
UNFAIR LIST OF CENTRAL COUNCIL

Swift, Armour and Morrel Companies Products.
Those who haul and deliver Swift, Armour or Morrsl Unfair Products
Grand Central Market, 119 E. Park.
New York Bargain Store, 119 E. Park Street
Yellowstone Garage.
All Anen-A Products.
The Eaton Metal Products Co, of Bnings-By the Cascade Trades and
Labor Assembly.
T. C. Nevenburg, 11l Utah Avenue.
Remington Engineering Co, Of Omaha, Neb.
Majestic Radio and Household Appliances.
Rex Flour and products of Royal Milling Co, by Great Falls Central
Council
Beauty Shop-Mrs. R. R. Barrett, 1873 Garrison Avenue.
Beauty Shop-Mrs. Chas. ]. Duffy, 1866 Garrison Avenue.
Lewis Beauty School,
McCarrol Beauty School.
Mabel Macdonald and Beauty Shop, 2O6 West Second Street
Edison Beauty Shop.
Mrs. R. R. Barrett, 1873 Garrison.
Mrs. Chas. J. Duffy, 1856 Garrison.
Eclipse Stores.
Whitehouse Market, 1874 West Park st.
MI. Burr, handyman.
Crystal Cleaners, 1888 East Park Street
Elite Cleaners, 423 S. Main Street.
Chas. Jarvela, 4O2 East Broadway.
Mrs. Bowman, 315 S. Washington.
Nordberg- Rowe Engineering Co, 1908 S Montana ST.
Mrs. Sophie Doyle, 6 West Mercury.
Montana labor news., 1932-07-21

NEW YORK-(FP)-The severity rate Of accidents in the cotton tex
tile industry increased over 200 per cent between 1926 and 1890, reports
the u. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. In woolens, the rate increased be-
tween 1926 and 1929, and declined again in 1880.
Montana labor news., 1932-07-21

PETALUMA, Cal-(FP)-The Poultry Producers Assn. of Central Cal
imna has fired all married women workers whose husbands are employed,
and is considering dscharging also those whose children ar working or
who have unencumbered property.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
MEXICO TIENF UN NUEVO
PRESIDENTE Y VARIOS
NUEVOS MINISTRIES

Ciudad de MEXICO, sep 7.-El
nuev0 presidente, general Abe
lardo Rodriguez, ha tornado po-
session y recibido mensajes, con-
gratulandole, del presidente de
los Estados Unidos, de Jack
Dempsey y otras personalities.
Siete de los ministries que SER
Wan bajo las 6rdenes del presi-
dente Ortiz Rubio, sirven ahora
.bajo la direction del general Ro-
driguez.
Los ministries son: Emilio Por
ties Gil, justicia; Manuel Teller,
negocios eXtranjeros; hacienda,
Alberto j. Panni; agricultural,
Francisco Elias; guerra, gene
raj Pablo Quiroga; industrial,
Primo Villa; interior, Eduardo
Vasconcelos; comunicaciones,
general Miguel M. Acosta; edu-
caci6n, Narciso Basols; sandal,
CASTOR Melo.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
rarla.

dominates en- la direction y a
daptac,6 por selection natural,
Las g,nas son Ia base y la uni
dad de ydly hay una e~yolucio-
maria secuencia o progene en- los
limites de la vida y la no vida,
10 cual prede considerarse como
.el eslabJn perdjdo entire la ma
terra ) a vida. a trav6s de pro-
genes lltnogenjcos. unimolecu-
lareS del tamano como Sc reve-
Ian por Il ultramicroscopio.
Deslu6s viene la unicelula
protista, cOlonias unicelulares Y
finalmert las plantas multice-
lulares Y los animales, siendo
coronado ell total por el mas alto
tipo de vertebrate, mamifero y
primario, ell hombre, en- quien la
gene es compleja para producer
una mente conceptual.
Hay indicaciones de que la
mente conceptual del hombre
'esta progresando en- la direction
de obterer mayor dominic sobre
la naturaleZa, materia Y vida Y
ell tempo vendra cuando Ia Sc
lec2iJn natural sera reemplaza-
ia por la selection humana, Y ell
hombre, por ell desarrollo de su
mente conceptual, por 81 mismo
organizara, dominara Y guiara
la evoluci6n creativa.
La evoluci6n organica consis-
te de transformaciones de las
vieias cspecies en- nuevas espe-
.cies y por 10 menos cuatro dis
tintos processes y mecanismos
estan envueltos en- la evoluci6n
creativa de las nuevas especies
gen6t'cas: mutaciones, trans
mutaciones, sexo y selection ma
tural.
Durante la Ultima decada 20
nuevas especies geneticas, y tres
nuevaS genera geneticas de plan
tas, han sido creadas experiment
talmente por medic de trans
mutaciones. Al igual que las mu-
taciones las transmutaciones
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

n.a-era :o6Avla deSconoclda. lie
gardo = n eN.S.sGtia en- (. mis-
MO co-lien-o de Ia vida Y Gu
briendo IA di>:aneia entire Ia Ii
da V la materia inanimada. Es-
te puente 81 10 llama "protoge-
no. ell aneestro original de Ia
gene de Adam; siendo la gene no
solo la unidad de Ia herencia.
sino ia election de la vida, la
unidad inanimada de la materia
masculine"
| De este gen6tico Adam naci6
la progene, materia consistente
de solo una unidad de vida, Ia
cual, a su vez, engendr6 la bac-
terra subcelular, pasando a ira
YES de las cosas con vida, inte-
gradas por una celula, aquellas
hechas de colonias de c6lulas,
hacia arriba Y hacia abajo en-
las c6lulas multicelulares de las
Iplantas y animales, y finalmen-
tie ell hombre.
La g~enetica ha acumuladO su-
ficiente conocimiento en- los 80
amos de su existencia para faci-
litarnOs los medios de crear una
perfecta raza de hombres, fist
ca y aspiritualmente, 81 los pue-
bios del mundo 10 desearan y
quisieran realizarlo. En- sus in
VestigaciOnes ell DR.. Hurst ha
encontrado una definida forma
genetica para producer genios
musicales del calibre de Bach Y
Y formulas identicas pudieran
ser obtenidas para genios de las
matematicas, inventories, pin
torres, filosofos y otros de los
leaders entire los hombres.
LA creaci6n evolutiva, dice ell
doctor, es un proceso lento Y
gradual Y en- realidad es un no
continuado y particular proce-
so bajo los postulados de la ge-
n6tica.
En- Ell TODD, la creaci6n ev0lu-
tiva, aunque indeterminada, es
progresiva por medic de una ere
ciente complejidad de genes y la
capa que envuelve a estas, Gu
yos efectos estan directamente
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

Ia prensa de Europa atribuy6
3 -e1uneia de Grandi a que Ell
D1ce = habia enfadado con e.,
por no haber logrado en- Lausan-
re 10 que Mussolini deseaba.
Mas tarde Sc dijo que el Duce
estaba disgustado con Grandi
porque este no habia informado
a tempo del pacto anglo-fran-
ces en- Lausanne.
FL mas tonic de todos los ru-
mores era que Mussolini estaba
celoso del prestigio adquirido
por 81 j6Ven teniente y habia re-
suelto despedirlo.
La contestaci6n a esos rumo-
res es ahora doble. Primera, que
ell Duce no siente celos hacia min
guno de sus subordinados, y Sc
gunda, que el Duce ha nombra-
do a Grandi embajador en- Lon
dres.
AsegGrase ahora que ell NOM
bramiento hecho por MussOiini
es la mejor prueba de que reco-
noce ell talento de Grandi, por
cuanto lie ha dado ell mas dificil
e importante cargo diplomatico
en- ell extranjero.
Quiere ell Duce en- Londres a
un hombre que sepa como el
piensa y cuales son los planes
del gobierno italiano.
Mussolini ha resuelto que su
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
I~MPORTANTES NOTLCLAS


Washington sep. 7.-P1cc c@s
puGs de que Ia core s1p-e-z d
los Estados Unidos rez1-cs SIS
actividades en- oc-ubre, espe-z-
Sc que decida Ia question De 81
los siete negritos condenados 3
muerte en- S~cottsboro, Alaba-
ma, fueron juzgados con abs0lu.
ia unprecedented. Walter Poll
ack, abogado de New York que
representa- a los negros, dice que
el juicio fue en- realidad una far
sa para ocultar prejuicios de ra-
"a y que antes de que Sc oyeran
las pruebas va los negritos esta-
ban condenados p0r la preston
del populacho.
Thomas E. Knight, abogado
general de Alabama, senala el
hecho de que la corte suprema
del estado haya mantenido la
sentencia y dice que ell juicio Sc
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
DEPORTADA LA Abr DE
UNO DE LOS NEGRITOS
C~ONDENADOS EN- ALA
BAMA

Praga, sep. 7.-Acusada de
mezclarse en- los asuntos inter
nos del pals, Ada Wright, ma
DIRE de un de los negritos condo.
nados a muerte por violaci6n, en-
Alabama, Estados Unidos, ha re
clbido una orden para que Sc
marche de Checoeslovaquia. La
mujer entr6 en- ell pals la sema-
ma pasada, segdn las autorida-
DIES, diciendo que venia a buscar
tlrmas de personals prominen+es
con Ell fin de pedir clemencia
para su hijo.
Mas tarde hubo de arrestar-
sela por actividades comupistas
en- la region carbonera de Klad-
no.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

verified ts---o i Z - c-
"a .nparc.2..lzd-
Pollock eta & case d. cinco.
negros de Arkansas que tueroE
condenados & muerte pOr ma-ar
a IN hombre blanc0 durante lcs
des6rdenes de 1919. En- aquella
OCCASION, 81 alto tribunal, siendo
ponente ell Magistrate Oliver
Wendell Holmes, resolvi6 que
las pasiones dominaron el jul
clio y cue los negros no fueron
juzgados con arreglo a justicia.
Sc orden6 un nuevo juicio d.
sintiendo de la opinion de Hol-
mes los magistrates McReynold
Y Sutherland
Los negritos de Scottsboro a.
saltaron a dos muchachas de la
raza blanca en- un tren de carga
salido de Chattanooga, ell Is de
mario de 1881. Antes de la ale
gada violaci6n, los negros rine-
ron con varios muchachos de la
raza blanca, h~aciendolos mar
charse del tren.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

pals necesita Y debe rener colo
Mas y que Italia debe ex.ender-
Sc, por cuanto 81 poblaci6n. Al
presente de ~ milloneS. sigue
rapidamente creciendo.
Italia tiene solo la mitad del
territorio de Francia, Alemania
0 Espana y ahora los Italianos
emigrantes no tienen a donde ir.
Ademas, Mussolini quiere que
los italianos Sc queden en- tia
liza, y cue regresen los que estan
fuera de ella, y ha vuelto sus
ojos hacia el territorio alto de
Africa. Su case es claro: GUAM
do Italia entr6 en- la guerra
Francia e Inglaterra lie prone
theron ciertas consideraciones
que nunca cumplieron. Todas las
colonias alemanas fueron aca-
,paradas por Francia e Inglate-
IRA.
Francia no tiene exceso de po-
blaci6n para COLOMBIAN y los fran
ceses son malos colonos. Musso-
lini ansia que la question de los
mandates Sc discuta de nuevo Y
mantiene que Italia requiere CO.
lOnias para SUI exceso de pobIa-
ci6n.
Pero en- Laussane resurgi6 Ia
Entente Cordiale entire Francia
e Inglaterra y por este Sc VIC
precisado a recurrir a Grandi
para que 10 representara en- la
'embajada de Londres.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

Ithaca, New York, sep. T.
Tn nuevo primer capitulo del Ii
bro del Genesis dando la version
ultramoderna de la historic del
genera humane, a la luz del nue.
vo conocimiento adquirido por
la ciencia durante los pasados
amos, sobre las fuerzas ocultas
que distinguen 10 animado de 10
inanimado, fue presentado ante
el Sexto Congreso Internacio-
nal de Genetica, por ell DIR. C. C.
Hurst, de la Universidad ingle-
sa de Cambridge.
Ell DR.. Hurst describe un hi
potetico perdido eslab6n, en- una
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
A DE LOS SOLDA-
DOS P~ARAGUAYOS

La Paz, Bolivia, sept. 7.-El
estado mayor general de Bolivia
asegura que una patrulla para
guaya atac6 los puestos exterio-
res de Bolivia, cerca de fuerte
Boqueron, en- ell territorio de FL
Gran Chaco, hiriendo a un SOL
dado.
Las tropas paraguayas fue-
ron rechazadas en- otro lugar de
observation que mantiene el e
j6rcito de Bolivia.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

pueden ser eXperimentalmente
inducidas por la application de
los Rayos X y son igualmente
indeterminadas.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

Roma, sep. 7.-Dino Grandi,
ell sonriente y suave diplomati-
co italiano, tiene va sobre sus
hombros la responsabilidad de
la embajada de su pals en- Lon
dres Y este sirve para dar un
energico mentis a rumores que
han venido circulando en- los I'LL
limos meses. POGO despues de Ia
conferencia de Lausanne, cinco
ministries italianos renunciaron
sus puestos y entire ellos Gran
,di, que venfa desempenando ell
m~inisterio de relaciones exterio-
res.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-29

La Toilette dynasty" affixed his
signature to a bill making Wis
cousin the first state to adopt I'M
employment insurance.
In the midst of filibusters against
the relief bill, Senator Walter Pola-
kowski, Milwaukee Socialist, chal-
lenged Senator Bernard Gentleman
to duel with boxing gloves. Gettel-
man accepted, on condition that the
gate receipts go to relief of the IN
employed.
During the prolonged legislative
fight, several senators declared they
had received threats of death If
they voted against the La Toilette
program.
The compromise finally was
agreed upon when it was seen that
the full progressive plan could not
be forced through the senate where
regular Republicans held narrow
margin.
The doubled tax is effective on
1881 incomes. The emergency tax
is levied on dividends of Wisconsin
corporations, hitherto exempt, and
prevents deduction of capital losses.
The corporation income tax is not
increased. A two-year tax on chain
stores also was passed.
The chief defeat suffered by the
La Toilette forces was failure of the
Governors announced proposal for
redistribution of wealth through
heavy taxes on large incomes. His
demonstration program also was
substantially reduced.