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Evening star., 1932-10-20
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
OF " SUCCESSFUL
Campaign for 600 New Re-
cruits Rewarded
With 823.

Heralded as an augury for success
of the Forthcoming Community Chest
drive. the campaign of the Young
Mems Christian Association for 600
new members went far "over the tor"
at a victory dinner last night. with
total of 1923 members recruited during
the one-week effort.
Praised by Street.
Cheered by the exceptional response
to the intensive membership drive,
Elwood Street, director OF the Com
munitv Chest, congratulated the teams
for their achievement in the face Of
nresent conditions and declared the
victory was a testimonial OF recogni-
tion given by the public to the i'm
portance of the community in these
times. especially, of such character
building agencies as the Y. M. G. A.
He said the achievement indicates the
assured success of the Community
Chest campaign. ,,
Others who Congratulated the 240 "Y''
campaigners, under leadership OF John
/, Vandegrift. included Miss Virginia
Wingfeld, membership secretary OF the
Young Women's Christian ASSOCIATION
DR.. Arthur c. Christie. president CT the
Y. M. C. A: Leonard w. De Cast, gen
fTal secretary VI IllC oAAo - 49,
Groot. former member Of the board OF
managers of the association. They were
among guests of honor at the dinner,
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. assembly hall.
Larger Total Seen.
Randolph E. Myers. secretary OF the
campaign organization. predicted an
even larger total when belated enroll
ment returns are tabulated during the
next few days. A rising vote OF appre-
citation was accorded Chairman Vanoe-
grift for his energetic leadership.
Team honors in the campaign went
to a group led by George E. Harris and
Louis B. Nichols, with an enrolment
during the week of l08 members. d.
vision honors were awarded to the dlVl.
sion headed by George B. Kennedy ana
Page NICK Etchison, with an enroll
ment of 252 members. Individual honcrs,
for which Eastern Airways wills give
free round trip by airplane to New YORK
CITY. will be determined later. Leaders
of other divisions in the close race for
honors were Dr. Carson P. Frailey.. Or.
E. M. Ellison, John w. Hardell, Ralph
3. Foster, c. E. Fleming and MIR. De
CAST
Evening star., 1932-10-20

opened with discussion Of pan-Ameri-
can problems. At the morning con-
ference DR.. L. ". Rowe, director gen.
eral Of the Pan American Union, urged
adherence to q pan-American system
based on positive, constructive prin-
ciples." which he summarized as sac
ceptance of the principle Of non-aggres-
sion";; mo future territorial acquisition
to be obtained by means Of war or
settlement Of international disputes"
American economic relations with
Mexico were discussed by Ernest M. Pat
terson of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. John Donaldson Of George Wash
ington University spoke on the United
States economic relations with pan
American countries.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Meeting, Federation Of Business Mems
Association, 1640 Rhode Island avenue,
$50 pm.
Meeting. Edward Douglass White
Council. No. PATS, K. Of c., Club House,
Clarendon, Va, pm.
Dance, Gaelic American Club, 1914
N street, 9 pm.
Bazaar and rummage sale, benefit
Mount ST. Ursula's Country Home, 1907
Connecticut avenue, all day.
Meeting, League of Laymen's Re
treats, Mayfower Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Lido Civic Club. Mayhower
Hotel, pm.
Meeting, International Association Of
Art and Letters, Sears, Roebuck Art
Galleries, 11O6 Connecticut avenue, $50
pm.
Sauer kraut dinner, Ladies Aid,
Atonement Lutheran Church, North
Capitol street and Rhode Island avenue,
4:30 to pm.
Card party St. Martins Hall. Gath
e-sburg, Md, pm.
Meeting, United Lodge Of Theoso-
phists, Hill Building, 8:l5 pm.
Meeting, Catholic Evidence Guild, I'll
N street, pm.
Chicken dinner, st. Paul's Lutheran
Church, Thirtysixth and Everett
streets, to pm.
Gard party, Justice Council, No. 2,
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty, North
east Masonic Temple, Eighth and
streets northeast, 8 pm.
Card party, Barbara Frietchie Coun-
Gil. No. q, Daughters of America, Star
Hall! Mount Rainier, Md. pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon. Syracuse University
Alumni, Lotus Restaurant, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Phi Delta Phi Fraternity,
University Club, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Round Table,
University Club, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Society, Mas
sachusetts Institute Of Technology,
University Club, 1890 pm.
Meeting, Ohio Girls Club, 1925 Mas
sachusettS avenue, pm.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
100000 Volts
In Laboratory Is
High Spark Record
200 Electrical Engineers
View Experiments at
Stanford.
By the Associated Press.

BY tho ASSOClHtcO FIcSss
PALO ALTO, Calf, October 20
Laboratory lightning Of 100000 volts
roared across a spark-gap in Stanford
University-a flashing step toward con-
servation of power to be produced by
gigantic Hoover Dam.
Prof. Harris j. Ryan, who demon
strated the tremendous spark before 200
electrical engineers in his laboratory
last night, said 1t was the highest
voltage ever produced by man, the
previous mark being 100000 volts c-e-
ated in the same laboratory.
Four-by-four timbers were ripped to
slivers, and an iron wire was exploded
by the spark. But Prof. Ryan said
it contained only enough energy to
light an ordinary 25-watt lamp 3 min
utes The spark lasts one ten-thou-
sandth of second.
A 60-foot piece of copper wire, ca
pable of withstanding 1000 degrees
Fahrenheit, melted in the spark.
The huge voltage was built up by
sending 2,300-volt current through six
35O,OO0-volt transformers, then into a
huge condenser consisting Of four
l,00O-foot lengths of IL 4 Inch metal
tubing and additional lengths making
total condenser space of more than
5000 feet.
The apparatus will be used to test
insulation for super-power transmis-
sion lines from Hoover Dam.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
WILL FETE LAUNCHING

The 135th anniversary Of the launch
ing of the frigate Constitution will be
marked tomorrow afternoon at the
Washington Navy Yard by addresses by
Secretary Of the Navy Adams. Comdr.
Louis j. Gulliver, U. S. NJ, and Lieut..
j. Y. Dannenberg, U. S. NJ, as well as
specially prepared program by the
Navy Band.
Both the National Broadcasting Co.
and Columbia Broadcasting System
chains will broadcast the program which
will take place from to 4:30 o'clock.
Old Ironsides was launched at Hartt' S
Shipyard at Boston on October 81, 1897.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
SEE DEFENDS CHINA
IN JAPAN DISPUTE
Diplomat Addresses Interna-
tionaI Affairs Institute
at w. & M. -.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, October 20
Dr.. Sao-Ke Alfred SEE, Chinese diplo-
mat, in an address here last night ex-
pressed the opinion that uncomfortable
governmental situations in Japan are
much more dangerous to neighboring
countries and the world at large" than
governmental weakness and disorder
within other states.
DR.. Sze spoke at the closing session
of the Institute of International Affairs
at the College of William and Mary.
His discussion of Far Eastern problems
dealt at length with issues in the Sino-
japanese controversy.
Made Observations.
The speaker said he made his obser-
vations in view of the "well-known free
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Children's Coats
S2.45
Were S3.eS

Were $j.sS
IL Goats, fer little boys and
girls. Sizes 2 to 6.
10 Little Girls SILK Dresses, In
paisSels,; ,d !, Si5ss 81 ! k.tSo to 5. wsss
20 pairs Children's Socks. In
pastels and white. Sizes I 70
8. Were 25c. Nov. ...... 10c pair
20 Bathrobes, for little boys
and girls. Sizes 2 to 9. Were
sl.95. Now. ........... .95c
4 Little Boys and Girls Coats.
Size 8. Were s4.95. Now. .S3.45
8 Boys Goats, sizes 4 and 8.
Were s5.95. Now. .S3.4S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1932-10-20
PHONE OFFICIAL SPEAKS

Proper coordination between the tele-
phone and advertising as an aid to
economic distribution of commodities
was discussed by John M. Shaw, gen.
eral information manager of the Chesa-
peake g. Potomac Cos, at meeting Of
the Washington Advertising Club today
in the Raleigh Hotel.
Cities are growing larger" Mr.. Shaw
declared Their physical distances are
increasing. 1t becomes more and more
difficult for our customers to respond
to advertising in person. Advertising
and the telephone, logical allies In the
distribution system, should work hand
In hand"
Evening star., 1932-10-20
TYPHOON TAKES TOLL
OF LIVES AND PROPERTY
Several Dead and Number of
Houses Destroyed on Coast
AMMAN.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, October 20-A report from
Hanoi, French Indo- China by the Indo-
Pacific Agency today said a typhoon
had struck the coast of AMMAN, 20
miles north of Quinhon on Saturday,
killing several persons and destroying
number of houses Communication with
the storm area was difficult because the
lines were down, the report said.
Evening star., 1932-10-20

dom Of the Japanese Army and Navy
from control by the civil government
O freedom made possible by the Japa-
nese constitution ITSELF"
"It is proper that should observe
that situation much more dangerous
to neighboring countries and the world
at large exists when powerful state
Is not able to control, through its civil
government, the foreign policies and &C
tions of its own military forces, than
when a certain degree Of governmental
weakness and disorder Is exhibited
within state"
The speaker said that In none Of It's
actions during the controversy which
started September 10, 1891, has China
violated any Of its promises to the
League of Nations, or any agreements OF
the 1922 Washington treaty. and cited
excerpts from the Lytton report and
other diplomatic reports and communi-
cations in seeking to prove japanese a.
tions to the contrary.
In justification" he said, Japan has
alleged that what she has done has been
in" defense OF her nationals, her prop
erty. and, In general Of her economic
interests In China, and especially in
Manchuria.
japanese Plan Discussed.
He discussed the japanese proposal
for direct negotiations" asserting that
China will not discuss any subject with
any power under the pressure of mill
tary occupation Of her territory, nor
under the pressure of accom-
plished facts resulting from the use OF
force during such occupations"
The sessions of the closing day were
Evening star., 1932-10-20

Canada's production Of silk and ray
on manufactures has nearly doubled ir
the last four years.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Sports Hats, Csc
Were $1.95

81. in q variety Of colors.
2S Felt Hats; several styles and
colors. Were s1.95. Now. soc
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Girls Rayon
Combinations, SOC
Were Use

50; pink. Sizes 8 to 16.
rs Girls Biousss. in attractive
styles; printed and plain. Sizes
Z TO l6. Were 81. Now. SOC
3 Girls Jersey Dresses, In q
smart style. Sizes to u.
Were s1.95. Now. .S1.1B
25 Girls Hats and Berets. Were
58c and 81. Now. Ice
16 Girls Felt Hats, in attractive
styles and colors. Were $50.
Evening star., 1932-10-20

commander Of the French Lezdoo Of
Honor In recognition of q quarter of a
century's participation In spreading
knowledge of French music.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Boys Wool Jersey
Suits, $l.45
Were Sl.oS

81 Smaller Boys Washable
Wool Jersey Suits, in attrac-
tive one and two piece styles
choice Of several colors. slses
5 to 10.
rs Boys Suits; eolor-fast broad.
cloth tops, with voollen shorts,
in brown, and gray. Sizes Q,
z, and 8. Were Sl.55 and Sl.eS.
row ..;,. ;Soe
.t II Boys Lu%Seiiaeks' q plaid
roys, and leatherette. Sizes 10
and Is. Greatly reduced to . 50. Is
As Boys Wool Sweaters; slip
over style. with round or wee
necks. Plain colors. with bor-
ders; also. attractive all-over
fancy patterns. Sizes 30 TO So.
Were sl.65. sl.s5. and sass:
NOW .tl.l0
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Cirdles and
Garter Brassieres
Reduced to 75c

So Girdles and Garter Bras
sieres, in several styles; SOIL
ed and unused. Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Mems Fall Hose, 5 pairs 81
Specially Priced for Friday Only


andfg
rs Menswo 1tnTsd
dSu sZs May ni aRa browns ass
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Wash Dresses
and Smocks, SOC

Is Printed Dresses; a variety
of attractive styles; broken
sizes. Also IS Rayon Smocks,
in rose. orchid. green, and
blue. Sizes II to SO.
6 Quilted Silk Robes; small and
medium sizes. Were s6.S5.
Nov NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S2.95
IS Uniforms, in blue; broken
sizes. Were sl.95 and 81 so.
Now .....-...... 90c
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Rayon Mesh Gowns
Reduced to 35c

50 Lovely Rayon Mesh
Gowns, in flesh shade. Sizes
16 and II.
IS Ponsee Gowns, trimmed In
contrasting material. Sizes IL
and II. Reduced to. .55e
% SILK Gowns and Psjsmas,
soiied. Broken sizes. We're s1.95
and s3.95. Now. .95c
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Tailored Silk Slips
Reduced to Csc

2o Lovely Tailored Silk Slips, in flesh and tearose
colors Slightly soiled and mussed; broken sizes.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Women's Fall Footwear, $1.ss
Misses Shoes, s1.ss

SO pairs, including Ghillie Tie
with sturdy welt soles. Broke
80 pairs Growing Girls Shoes,
including plain tan elk oxfords
with shield tips. ghillie. ties.
patent leather pumps and Gu
ban heels, and two-tone OK
fords. Broken sizes. Were
S3.95. Now. w.................$ .$Z.9J
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
ESPANA UZGARA A GAR
CHA, PERO NO LIE DEVOL.
VERA A LOS ESTADOS u.
NIDOS

Madrid, Sept. 3O.-El go
bierno espanol ha hecho saber
a las autoridadeS americans,
por conducto de la embajada
en- Washington que no devol-
vera para los Estados Unidos
a Andres A. Garcia, a quien Sc
acusa de haber asesinado en-
New York, al policia James
Goodwin.
Ofrece ell gobierno espanol
juZgar a Garcia 81 Sc lie remi-
ten las pruebas del delito Y Sc
envian los testigos que presen-
ciaron ell hecho.
Otros dos sGbditos espanoles
Antonio Lopez y Miguel Rug
ma, Sc encuentran detenidos en-
New York y procesados por ell
mismO crimen.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30

alabama, sep. 30.-Cuando 4,
DR.. Vazqae2 Bello tue asesinad7
en- la Ia dc del MATES, por a.,
grupo de terroriStas que VIA
jaban en- un auton0vil color
"chocolatc" habia Salido de sU
domlcilio para vi8ilar al Dr..
Carlos Miguel de Ctspedcs.
Vazqucz BelIo, segdn los tes-
tigos que han dcciarado en- l..
causa iniciada, no Sc do cuent .
del ataque que contra q Sc rea-
lizaba, porQuc muri6 Instant"
neamentc.
Los oposiqionistas dicen Que
Vazquez BelIo, en- JUNO de 1882
hizo que el presidente MachadD
retirara la renuncia que habi.
Drescntado y decidiera quedarse
an la presidential.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
PobrecitO angel

P0brecitO angel
La nina Esperancita Porto
carrero, hija primogenita de los
esposos Blanquita y DR.. Nestor
Portocarrero, sera sometida el
lunes a una operation %quirGrgi-
ca, por notable m6dico especia-
lista.
Asi es la na~turaleza. Cuandc
un precioso angel es cuidado
con verdadero esmero por parte
de sus padres Y abuelitos, y apa-
rentemente goza de un magnifl-
co estado de salud, viene a TIs!-
tar su fuerte ORGANISING una
cruel enfermedad.
Pero estamos informados que
hasta ahora no ofrece peligro
alguno la dolencia del encanto
de angel,
Al elevar nuestras preces al
Altisimo, pedimos que la gra-
ciosa nina Sc recobre muy prom
to.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
UNA CONTRIBUTORS CON
IRA LAS DE
LOS Temples

Madrid, Sept. 3O.-El gober
nador civil de Badajoz ha CO.
municado al ministro de la go
b~ernaci6n, que I'm CONCEAL re-
publicano del Ayuntamiento
de esa ciudad, ha propuesto Sc
imponga una contribution a
las campanas y que Sc prohiba
el toque de estas entire las ocho
de la noche Y las ocho de la
manana.
La proposition cr6ase que
sera rechazada por la mayoria
del ayuntamiento de esa ciu-
dad que ahora realiza esfuer-
EOS para socorrer a los obre-
ros sin pan y sin trabajo.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30

FL cubano suena con iiDrarse
de la Dictadura pro anhela,
con absolute sinceridad, que el
gobierno pase de las manos de
Don Gerardo a las de hombreS
cultos Y honrad0s, que no ten
gan relaci6n con los actuales
partidos politicos.
Para los estudiantes, intelec-
tuale y obreros, con cuya causa
venimos simpatizando desde ha-
&c muchos amos, la repdblica no
debe salir de los excesos del INA
chadismo" para sumergirse en-
los errores y extralimitaciones
de otro "caudillo'.
Los obreros y estudiantes
idealistas, que no defender los
principles democraticos de
la nacionalidad para enrique
cerse, nj para maltratar y ex-
pIotar a los cubanos, quieren
"limpiar' la politica, purificar-
la, alejando a los desacreditados
politicastros, opresores aver, o.
presores y oprimidos hoy, que
por encima de todas las ideas de
libertad y redenci6n, colocan
sus ~intereses personales y los
de sus pocos amigos.
Ell pueblo busca la felicidad,
una reiativa felicidad, y sabe
que no puede conquistarla 81
sobre Ell gobierno ponen de nue.
vo sus maA los equivocados de
aver, que noe parecen sincera-
mente arrepentldos.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
ROOSEVELT ATACO IA FX-
T&ANAGANCIA DEL PAR
lido REPUBLICANO

Milwaukee. sep, 3O.-A1 cru-
1ar hoy por Iowa, en- 81 lucor
Id,nde p~aeiera 81 nresioeata Hoo
We, 81 gobernador P,nsoyaIt
|candidato de los dem6crata. 10
nrcsidcncia, diio nur est, \, 81
do una dc las administrations
mas extrayarantcs ' ole mas
ldinero han gaytado on Ia bis+o-
rim de In naci6n
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Don Pedro Herrera Sotolon-
go. ilustre abogado cubano, Sc
ha dirigido a Ia embai@da de
los Estados Unidos en- Cuba. pi-
diendo protection para sus de
rechos constituencies, viola
dos por ell gobierno del Oral. Ma
chado.
Cita 81 Dr.. Herrera la enmien
da Plat, incluida en- ell tratado
permanente, para ju~stificar su
petici6n.
FL encargado de ~negocios de
los EstadoS Unidos. Mr.. Rntl
manifesto a la esposa del Dr..
Sotolongo que este tenia dere-
cho a invocar los terminus de la
enmienda Plat; pero que no po-
dia decirle que curse seguiria Ell
gobierno de Washington.
Hace cuatro meseS, o cerca d.
cuatro meSes, que ell gobiern0
tiene detenido, e incomunicado,
a ese distinguido cubano.
lei gobierno de los Estados
Unidos arroiara al cesto de los
papeles inservible la petici6n
del perseguido letrado?
LA cancilleria americana no
quiere "mezciarse" en- las te-
rribles dificultades de Cuba,
porque el gobierno del Oral Ma
chado cumple sus compromises
con el Chase National Bank y o.
tros "prestamistaS'?
Por ell tratado permanente ell
gobierno de los Estados Unidos
Sc obliga a %garantizar los dere-
chos constituencies de los Gu
banos; pero la Dictadura no res
peta esos derechos y por 10 tan
to no cumple ell tratado.
Pero Mr.. Stimson, que ha Ian
zado elocuentes "gritos" de pro
tesla en- favor de China, no quie
re interesarse por los cubanos
que hacen la oposici6n a la Die
tadura.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
GESTIONES EN- FAVOR DE
LOS ASTILLEROS ESPA-
NOLES

Madrid, Sept. 30.-Han en-
barcado con rumbo a MEXICO,
donde seran recibidoS Official
mente ell contra-almirante
Suances y varios jefes y oficia
les del ejercito y la armada.
La comision gestionara GER
ca del nuevo p~residente de Me-
jico, Oral. Abelardo Rodri-
gueZ, otorgue a los astilleros
e~spanoles la construction de
varios buques que csc pals ne
costa.
Los astilleros espanoles ha-
ran ventajosas proposiciones y
creese que Sc les adjudicara
la construction.
Los Gltimos despachos de Me
jico dan cuenta de que Plutar-
CO Elias Gales, ell hombre de
mas Influenza en- esa Repu-
blica, ha dicho que prefiere los
astilleros e~spanoles para la
construction de cuatro destrue
torres de 800 a mil toneladas;
seis destructores, de 500 a 600
toneladas; 8 pequenos guarda-
costas, de 100 a 1870 toneladas,
y dos transportes de 1000 a
1850 toneladas.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
AUXLLIOS A r BADAJOZ

Madrid, Sept, 3O,-El 60
bierno ha ordenado Sc envien
a toda prisa auXilios para la
provincial de Badajoz, donde
los obreros hambrientos han sa
queado varios establecimien-
tOS.
Gran desccntento existe en-
esa provincial y la mayoria de
los afectados por ell hambre
son trabajadores del campo.
Ademas de los where's y e.
fectos remitidos, ell gobiernO
ha enviado refuerzos a la guar
dia civil.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
ADQUIRIERON LA .CIUDA-
DANA AMERICANA sc
E~XTRANJEROS

FL juez Alderman, de la corte
federal, concedi6 aver la ciuda-
dania americana a Sc extranje-
ros, entire ellos varios italianos
espanolps, rusos y hondurenos.
Rechaz6 el iuez la petici6n de
ciudadania d%JosG Alvarez, due
no da~un restaurant, porque Sc
lie encontrara cuIpabIe, en- ell pa
sado, de vioIar la ley SEGA.
Mr.. Alderman recomend6 a
los nuevos ciudadanos que pien-
sen ror 81 cuenta y eierciten q
sufragio en- beneficio de la CO.
munidad. .
Los espatVles que adquirie-
ron Ia ciuda6ania son los seho-
res Rafael Men6ndez, Mae Ce-
ciliaAFernandez, Maxine Celaye
ia Ethegaray y Nicanor Bernar
do Fernandez.
Italianos: Giuseppe Massaro,
Salvatore Rodonte, Leonidas
Mihail, Pietro Albano y Keres-
La gaceta., 1932-09-30

Habafa, sep, "d.-La cast to-
t2Ildad de los Jetes opoSlelo-
nStaS, inr'uyendo a conSerNado
res, ortodoXoS Y naclonailStas,
estan hoy escondidos temiendo
ser aseSlnados p0r Ia partlda
d. la porrN Y los partidarios del
gobierno del general Machado.
La persecution de los iefeS
spoSiciou'stas Sc intensified a
yey al Scr lescnbiertas, en- 81 &c
mynterlo d. Colon ," mtnaS. con
un total de 300 libraS de dina
mita que Sc habian cotocado con
un 'chucho' pIcSto en- ell &C.
menterio Chino.
La minas. EMBELLISHMENTS he
ch9s, fueron pueStas cerca del
Sitio donde Sc suponia que liza a
ser Sepultado el cadaVer del Dr.,
tClGmente Nazquez BellO.
FL gobierno lom0 ell acuerdo
de recomendar que Ell cadaVer
de Vazquez Bello Sc llevara a
Santa Clara, Para ser entcrra-
do, y entonclS Sc deSlStlo de We
rlflcar aQul el sepello,
Los q. habian colocado las mi
mas, temlendo ser deScubie'tos
al quitarlas, las dejaron donde
las habian puesto y mas tard2
fueron descubIertas por los en-
pIeadoS del cementerio.
Los opoSicloneStas dlcen one
Ell general Machado, temlendo
concurrir al entierro del DR..
VAGUE Bello, por tenor a I'M
ataque, aconseJo ell traslado del
cadaver a Santa Cara, para
traerio mas tarde a cSta capital,
s. ash 10 acordaran los iamllla-
res.
FL Dr.. Carlos Manuel de la
Cruz, leader dc la oposici6n con
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
E" q Soto Park

Sc llevara a cabo, a las nueVe
de Ia noche de hoy, el bale anun
ciado por los j6venes que cons
4ituven e1 "Club c. O.. S."
Forman la comisi6n de reci-
DO: Mary CamonerS Mary Fer
1ita, Vi valdes, Angie MARITIME
Josephine Collado, Nina Cola,
do. Sarah DENIM, Teresa Pend
no, Lily Di Marco. Teddie Con
zalez. Binnie Valdes, Raymond
Gavilan, Mario Leon, Bebo Al
varez, George Valdes, Reve Ro-
.driguez, Theodore Suarez, Leo
La gaceta., 1932-09-30

cum p1i6 amos

Aver cump1i6 amos
Ell respectable y conocido DR..
en- Farmacia senior H. Miguel
Vigil, Gerente de la Botica LA
Fraternidad'.
En- su v~enturoso hogan reel
bio a sus muchas amistades, en-
horas de la noche, que 10 felici-
taron cordialmente.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
Rdmi2'O Paula

Prestigioso caballe~o, pastor
de la Iglesia Metodista San Mar
COS, Y muy amigo de esta casa
embarc6 aver por la tarde en- e.
vapor Cuba, para la ciudad d.
la Habana, donde pasara diez
dias a fin de resolver varios a
.suntos importantes.
LIE deseamos ell 6xito queAar-
hela, Y que logre salir +"riunkan-
te en- su mission.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30

Unbuen fumador ~prefiere los
puros hechos a mano, por ar
tistas', con rama de Cuba, a las
tagarninas "super-higienicas,"
hechas a maquina por compa-
Mas super-egoistas, ehemigas
del hombre que trabaja, del Co
merciante y de los industriales
Independence.
Y muchos bucnos fumadores
rueden "conouistarse'" en- las ca
rreras 81 hacemos propaganda,
propaganda, propaganda, pro
paganda....
La gaceta., 1932-09-30

.Operddd
Lo fu6 en- la manana de hoy,
y en- ell Sanatorio del Centre AS
t~uriano, la interesante damita
.Concha Santana.
Horas despues de la feliz ope-
raci6n innuirimos por ell estado
de la enfe mita y Sc nos Vic
que era satisfactorio.
FOrmulamos nuestrOs votos
porque Concha Sc cure rapida.
mente.
La gaceta., 1932-09-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

En- ell ministerio de marina
Sc opina que con ell apoyo de
Gales no sera dificil lcgrar
que la subasta Sc otorgue a Es-
pana.