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Evening star., 1932-11-04
PEOPLES DRUG NET
PROFIT IS $237,929
Company Issues Report Gov.
/ ering Nine Months Opera
F tions This Year.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Peoples Drug Stores, Inc, has just
issued a report covering its operations
for the nine-month period ended
September 80. This report shows sales
Evening star., 1932-11-04
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO November LPl-Butter
1875 steady; prices unchanged
Eggs. 2.433 firm: extra firsts, carlCts,
-. fresh graded firsts. carlots. 26: cur
rent receipts. 22a?5; refrigerator frsts
2l14: ref .gerator extras, 2l3,.
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Electrical Eouipment & Radio.

Crosley Radio Cooperation Refrig-
orator division reported profitable: to
start work on a large radio sending
station. which will cost slightly less
than S500.00O; working force reported
to be largest since November. 1881; cur
rent dollar volume is running slightly
ahead of year ago
Evening star., 1932-11-04

Dome Mines. Ltd.-Value of october
production was S308.5l3. vs. S285.733;
10 months was s3,386 GAS, vs.. s2,930,-
412.
Mcintyre Porcupine Mines. Ltd.-Gold
output in first nine months was S4,010,-
721. VS.. s3,479,22l in 1881 period.
Roam Antelope Copper Mines Co., Ltd.
-Smelter production in october was
3.l96 long tons Of blister assaying 1927
per cent copper. VS.. 3,0l7 in September
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines. Ltd.-Pro-
duction in first nine months of 1882
was S4,524,318, VS.. S4 684,038 in 1881
period.
Wright -Hargreaves Mines. Ltd.-Gold
production in first nine months of 1882
totaled 81, 2,680,675, VS.. S2,l07,47 in 1881
period.
Evening star., 1932-11-04

Whether theological halls shall be
thrown open 10 women IS being hotly
argued IN Scotland.
Evening star., 1932-11-04

NOTE-Todays not Even in this edition
Sales Of each stock in this edition from yesterdays
High Low Dividend Rate Add co. High. Close.
l047t 32 Studebakar of d., los AIS ~
Evening star., 1932-11-04

NOTE-Todays individual sales not given In this edition
of in edition from yesterdays paper
prev stock and Net
Evening star., 1932-11-04
/ TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

NOTE-Todays individual sales in this edition.
of each stock this edition from yesterdays
Ctorka md Mst
Evening star., 1932-11-04
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK. November 4-The fol-
lowing is todays summary of important
corporation news prepared by Standard
Statistics Co, Inc, New York, for the
Associated Press:
Advertising, Printing and Publishing.
International Printing Ink deficit,
nina months ended September 80.
s15,OI3.
Aircraft.
Aviation Corporation has abandoned
airplane and engine manufacturing
field exploited by American Airplane
& Engine Co, subsidiary to concen-
trate on transport operations.
Western Air Express Corporation
Passengers carried il 10 months ended
October 81, total 5,597. VS., 2G64 for like
1881 period: air mail volume totaled
643, 1903 pounds VS.. 160,647
Automobiles and Trucks.
American La France g. Foamite Cor
poration deficit, nine months ended
September 80, S402,264. VS.. deficit
s225 $50.
Ford Motor Co.. Ltd-Irish tractor
exports in first eight months of 1882
totaled 2,757 uEits, valued at f288,5O7,
VS.. 3,424 units. valued at G323078.
Automobile Parts and Tires.
Budd Wheel Co deficit. nine months
ended September 80, Sl,O09,85l, vs. net
income, S554,740.
Building, Real Estate and Related Lines
Ulen & Co. common share earnings
after loss on sale of securities. nine
months ended September 80, 29 cents,
VS. AZ cents.
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Household Products.
Metals tNon-Ferrous).

White Sewing Machine deficit. 9
months ended September 80. s1.248 $40
VS. deficit. S440132
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Railroad and Railroad Equipment.

Chicago. indianapolis & Louisville
Railway-Defcit, nine months ended
September 80, S1,44O,652, VS.. deficit
S847441.
Pere Marquette Railway-1932 net
loss of company is estimated at S3,205,-
214
Pittsburgh g. West Virginia Railway
deficit nine months ended September 80,
S468.993 VS.. net income, S93,864.
Retail Trade.
National Department Stores deficit
six months ended July 81, 81 l,992,7l6 VS..
deficit, S294,6
Neisner Bros, Inc, October sales off
8.6 per cent, 10 months off 78 per cent.
United Cigar Stores Co. of America
Referee has authorized company to dis
affirm three additional leases.
Steel and Iron.
American Rolling Mill Co. deficit nine
months ended September 80, 81 ,82l AIT
VS.. deficit, S1,300.219.
Newton Steel Co. deficit nine months
ended September 80. S653,537 VS.. deficit,
S383,083.
Utilities.
Detroit Edison Co.-Brief filed by city
of Detroit asks audit and appraisal of
company and rate cut of at least 81
100000 annually pending completion OF
audit.
Gulf States Utilities Co. combined
preferred share earnings II months
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. common
share earnings nine months ended Sep
tember 80, $l.62 VS.. s2.10.
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Miscellaneous.

Anchor Cap Corporation-Common
share earnings. nine months ended
September 80, 96 cents. VS.. S249.
Standard Cap & Seal Corporation
Common share earnings. nine months
ended September 80, S2.20, VS.. S2.42.
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NOTE-Today individual sales not given in this edition
Sales edition
PREY. 1922 Stock and Sales ~
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outstanding curing the period.
The consolidated balance sheet at
September 80 shows the company to
be in strong financial position, with
more than $796.O0O in cash and current
assets of S3,42G 39597. Its current
liabilities al this same date were
$932,741 the ratio Of current assets
to currcnl liabilities being 367 times.
This company does not have any
bank or commercial loans outstanding,
tCday'S statement shows.
Evening star., 1932-11-04
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, November 4 (P).-Over-
the-counter market:
Evening star., 1932-11-04
Building. Real Estate and Rel

Ulen & Co. common share earnings
after loss on sale of securities nine
months ended September 80, 20 cents,
VS. 42 cents
Evening star., 1932-07-14
CAMP GOOD WILL
VACATION BEGINS
Mothers and Children Also
Go to Camp Pleasant Today
for Outing.

Approximately 300 children and
mothers began a two-week vacation to-
day at Camp Good Will in Rock Creek
Park and Camp Pleasant, Blue Plains.
D. c., as the guests of the Summer
Outings Committee of the Associated
Charities.
The Camp Good Will guests assem-
bled at the Hilton School, Sixth and
B streets northeast, under the gen.
eral supervision of Miss Helen P. Story,
supervisor of the eastern sections for
the Charities, assisted by Miss H. j.
Willett, Miss Mildred Kvale and Miss
Blanche Lohman, Mrs. H. K. McGeary,
Miss F. T. Parsons, Mrs C. B. Green,
Mrs. H. S. Yeager, Mrs. Charles Byram,
James T. Jacobs and T. M. Melpolder.
Free Medical Service.
The physicians giving free service in
the examination of the children were
DR.. Joseph A. Murphy, DR.. w. D. Sulli-
van, DR.. M. McCausland, DR.. D. S. Ar
mold, DR.. j. r. Dull and DR.. R. l..
Saussure. Nurses assisting in the exami-
nations included Miss Bertha Mckay
Ohr, Miss Mary E. Gordon, Miss 1nez
Sager and Miss M. D. Woodzel.
The party was taken out to camp
in cars donated by Mrs. Vernon Owen
and members of the KiwaniS Club.
The party for Camp Pleasant was
enrolled and examined at two points,
the Phillips School. Twenty-eighth ana
H streets northwest, under the super
vision of Miss Louise Harlow, super
visor of the Georgetown district. and
Ambush School, E and Seventh streets
southwest, under supervision OF Miss
Rosa Brown, visitor for the Southwest
district.
Volunteer Physicians.
The physicians volunteering service
for these two groups of campers were
DR.. c. A. Tignor. DR.. Ernest Lewis, DR..
w. A. Tolson. DR.. Albert Ridgeley. DR..
Henry Freeman. Volunteer helpers in
cluded Miss Mary Anthony. Miss Edith
Coates. Miss Marjorie Baltimore, Miss
Edna Williams. Miss Ida Harris, Mrs.
Marian Starks, Miss Marie Turner, Mrs.
George w. Cabaniss. Mrs. Sadie Muir
ply. Miss Jennie Jones and Mrs. Belle
Pride Transportation to camp was
furnished by the Rotary bus. Red Cab
bus, bus chartered by DR.. Leo Holton
and several private cars.
Evening star., 1932-07-14
CHINESE BANDITS WIN
Capture of Town While Cantonese
Are Busy in East.

HONGKONG, China, July IA (P).-
While the attention of the Cantonese
army has been diverted to Communist
disorders in the east, bandits and Chi
nese Communists in the north have
renewed their activities and today they
captured the town of Sin Feng.
In the skirr1ish, government troops
lost about 300 men, Reinforcenents
have cen sent under Chan Chai- Tong,
but he has only about 10000 men
against 100000 Of the enemy.
Evening star., 1932-07-14
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

R-K-O Keith's-"What Price Holly
wood at IL am, 12:41, 2:22, 4:03
553, 7:43 and 9:33 pm.
Palace - "Rebecca OF Sunnybrook
Farm" at 11:3o am, 1:3o, $50, 5:35,
7:35 and $40 pm
Earle-"Winner Take AL at 11:15
am, 2, 4;45, 1885 and 1920 pm. Stage
shows at 12:45, 3:35, $40 and 9:05 pm
Loew's Fox-"Almost Married." at
11:25 am, 2:05. 4:4o, 7:35 and 1915
pm. Stage shows, with Conchita
Montenegro in person, at lis, $50,
GAS and CPS pm.
Metropolitan Zane Grey's South
Seas Adventures" at IL am. l. 3, 5, 7
and 9 pm Broken Wing" at 1885
am, l,4O, 3.4O $40, TAO and $40 I'm.
Columbia-"Shop Angel" at 11:15
a m, 1, 2: As, 4:3o, 6:15, 8:o5 and 9 so
pm.
Tivoli- "Merrily We Go to He'll" at
2:25, 4:1O, 6, 7:45 and 9:35 pm.
CentraL"Man About Town." from
II am. to II pm.
Ambassador-"Wes Passage"
at Sis, and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1932-07-14
FORT MEADE SURGEON
ACTS IN EMERGENCY

BY the Associated Press.
FORT GEORGE MEADE, Md, July
14-An Army surgeon with private
for an assistant early Tuesday per-
formed an emergency appendicitis op-
Grafton on Rudolph Brenhardt, 17-year-
old Philadelphia youth, one of 2,10O
young men attending the citizens mill
tary training camp here.
Brenhardt, complained of not feeling
well during the afternoon drill period
yesterday, retired to his tent. During
the night he became severely LII and
collapsed soon after midnight.
Maj. Frank Chamberlain, the post
surgeon ordered the youth brought to
the post hospital. No other physicians
were available and private Paul Double
was called as an emergency aide.
Brenhardt's condition was reported as
favorable Yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-07-14
EDW. s. HULL, Atty,
Woodward Bldg.
"a Az HAAf.O

RAMONS
We the UNDERSIGNED. do do hereby A'rtif certify
for the transaction of Delicatessen and
II the city Of Washington. in the District
9ouo' 81 Columbia and we do further certify as
!; The name under which such partnership
. The name of the business to be con-
Quoted by said partnership is Delicatessen
and Lunch Room business.
g. The names of the general partners are
Albert F. Sturm and Ramon Bayasca. The
EdsaTd sPf's s. Rnl snd Wam Hahn
-: Each Of the special partners herein:
.Ia ital; a & total Of One One Thousand Eight Hun
as, The partnership shall begin on June IS,
lss2 and continue for period of Five
fss betSeen ths sS0sq psrties e
In testimony whereof the parties have
asy of uns ss. the nas s5S and SEALS this 2Sh
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E4MGs NhE2sM P4fAsSA: : kfs4rc, |'ssssssEE}}
By E. BELLE 8 HykR: MoRsE Jouss5a.D sSssD
Attorney-in-Fac for John F. Claggett.
District Of Columbia, IS:
o. sSfaEs Pu0s dc il s5s
Sayasea Eds Edsard d2s' s. Hull william B. Rlstis,
and Belle Johnson. the latter acting as at
r. Claggett, whose names are signed to the
attached Certificate Of Limited Partnership,
dated the 25th day Of June, A. D. 1882, per-
conally appeared before me in the City of
n tps IN the bsG SnoSD OF IN s
and severally acknowledged the same to be
their act and deed.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th
iseaO BERT LoPAT1N.
AFFIDAVIT OF dESaRAL ESfsFy PqSsis: PaRrNGR: Rs e.
District Of Columbia, S.:
/. Albert =. Sturm. do hereby depose
sna 81 1as s "a sEe # sn sna
John Gissset EdRaTd HUH and
william B. Ristig as special partners. and
that each Of the special partners herein
named has contributed and actually and in
good faith paid In cash the sum Of Six
Certificate Of Partnership filed herewith.
ALBERT F. STURM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3sth day Of June, AID. 1882:
(SeaD BURT LOPATIN,
IN RE: 'RAMoss s''iIS Limited ssPlis sarR.rshD R 6
NJ June ne 30. 1892. T. Frank E. Cunningham.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, do hereby designate The Eve
Partnership named in the foregoing certin-
cate under the provisions OF Section 1907 OF
the Code Of Laws for the District OF
FRANK i, cUNN1NGHAM; Clerk.
| Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1932-07-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
LLoAL No1lSES.
PEELLE. oGILBY S LEsH: I4ee F St; NV
1oo5Connecticut, NV, Wash.


IN The STPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia United States OF Amer
ica, to the use Of Rosslyn Steel and Cement
Company. a corporation, plaintiff, vs. Grier-
sfon sffand SaefoPaf snre5 3S
Order of Observation-Disclosures to the re-
Quirements OF al act OF Congress Of August
13, 1894, and Of February "a. 1905. amenda-
tory thereof, and known as Title 40. section
270, Of the United States Code. notice is
hereby given to all creditors Of the above
named defendant, Grier-Lowrance Construc-
tion Co., Inc, a corporation. under a con-
tract between the United States and the
said Grier-Lowrance Construction Co., Inc,
for the construction of the foundations for
the several structures comprising the bridge
plaza and the water gate of the Arlington
Memorial Bridge project in the District of
Columbia, that the above action has been
instituted upon the bond of the said Grier-
Lowrance Construction Co., Inc. and against
its surety. the National Surety Company, a
corporation, and that any creditor may file
his claim in this action and be made a
party herein as in said acts OF Congress
provided and within the time limited in said
acts: provided that a copy of this order be
published in The Washington Evening Star
and in the Washington Law Reporter for
three (3) successive weeks, the first publi-
cation in each Of said papers to be not
1882 JESSE &. ADKiNs. stS Justice. us dseaiJ
4 true copy. Test: FRANK E. CUNNING
HAM Clerk. BY ANDREW A.. HoRNER,
Evening star., 1932-07-14

More than $4,000 persons contributed
to the Peace Memorial Hospital fund
at Watford, England, last year.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
LOS BONISTAS PIDEN QUE
SU JEFF HAGA ACLARA-
CLONES

Johnstown, Penn, Agosto s
Ell eiercit0 de los b0nistas
demanda hoy que su jefe, Wal
ter w. Waters, explique decla
raciones que Sc dicen hechas
pOr el en- Washington.
Los oficiales del estado ma
yor estan recibiendo las que
las de los 1000 veteranos y 6s-
tos piden que Waters regrese
a aclarar su actitud.
Otro telegrama puesto en-
Annapolis dice que Waters ha
dich0 que el campamento pro-
yectado para Laurel, Mary
land, no es conveniente a eau
"a de las condolences santa
rias y que el ejercito debe des-
bandarse hasta que Sc prepa,
rem nuevos planes para Ell flu
turO. La mayor parte de los
bonistas no cree en- la veraci-
dad de esas palabras y quie-
rem oirlas de boca de Waters.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03

Nupcidles
Una linda y encantadora Sc
norita, cuyo nombre es muy CO.
nocido en- nuestro smart, Della
Sotolongo, contraera nupcias en-
la noche de hoy con el caballe-
roso ioven Luis Salazar, emplea
do del Casino Enterprise.
La ceremonial tendra lugar en-
Ia Residential de sus padres, es-
pesos Angelica y Ramon Soto
longo, en- la avenida Michigan
v Gale IL. Sancionara ell acto
civil nuetro estimado compane-
70 en- ell periodismo senior J. r.
Sanfeiiz.
Los primeros dias de la luna
de miel 10 pasaran los j6venes
enamorados en- la linda ciudad
de St. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03

La Dictadura gobierna o des-
gobierna hoy en- Italia, Jap6n
Polonia, Hungria, Portugal, Lii
tuania, Albania, Venezuela, Pc
III, Cuba, Brasil.
Los dictadores, en- tempo de
Primo de Rivera, pensaron unir
Sc para combatir a la democra-
cia y a los comunistas, pero sus
p1op6sitos no cristalizaron.
Ahora, con la terrible crisis,
cast todos los dictadores estan
desanim2dos, con Mussolini a la
cabeza.
Hitler, que aspira a la Dicta-
dura Y el exterminio de comunis
.tas, socialistas, dem6cratas Y he
breos, la semana pasada, antes
de su "derrota moral del do
mingo, Sc d~esganitaba deman-
.dando la muerte de la democra-
cia.
Estados Unidos es la Gnica ma
Ici6n q. mantiene en- alto ell es-
Itandarte de la democracia, aun-
que en- algunas poblaciones Sc
Ipersigue a los extremistas.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03

Russia, aseguran muchos pc
riodistas e INVESTIGATORS, ha We
nido extendiendo por Europa y
America, en- los ultimos amos,
propaganda favorable al comu,
nismo, mezclando a sus agentes
en- las actividades de las organi-
zaciones obreras procurando So
liviantar a las tropas.
En- algunos lugares Sc han DIES
cubiertO pruebas indudables de
esas "operaciones" de los "ro-
jos Y han sido publicadas por
los gobiernos y los peri6dicos.
FL Soviet MEGA la paternidad
de esa propaganda, como Fran
cia MEGA que este "desenvolvien
do planes" anti-comunistas...
Pero es 10 cierto que Russia
ansia protegerse con esa propa-
ganda entire los trabajadores y
soldados de los "pafses capita
listas" y que Francia espera CO.
brar los millones que al Padre
otto prestara, aplastando a liz
lepublica Soviet.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03

Sc uniran los raises de Euro
pa dominates por la dictadura
reaccionaria, contra la Dictadu
ra ''roja" de Moscu?-nos pre-
guntan.
Seria necio neg" que tai peli-
gro existe y Sc senala a Francia,
la democratica, como jefe de la
"conspiraci6n''.
Moscou, dicen los hombres
bien enterados, distribuye pro-
paganda en- todos los paises que
considera "~enemigos" y su pro-
p6sito es lograr que los solda-
dos Y obreros Sc rebelen, 81 Sc
llega a declarar la guerra con-
ira ell Soviet.
Aunque Mussolini figura a
la cabeza de los campeones del
anti-comunismo, Francia es la
que sostiene y alienta la cam
pana contra los "rojos".
Ell Duce y Renal mantienen
muy carinosas re~laciones con
Stain Y los hombres que lie Sc
cundan, mientras Francia pro-
sigue su propaganda anti-roia,
con Poionia en- la vanguardia de
Sus ayudantes.
Pero ell peligro mayor para
Russia, en- estos momentos, no es
europeo sino japones.
Los militaristas japoneses, a
los cuales Sc describe como Sc
Massachusetts,, Sc han apoderado
va del norte de la Manchuria y
amenazan a Vladivostok.
81 la alianza secreta de Fran
cia y ell Japon existe, contra Ru-
STA los franceses reaccionarios V
dem0cratas "conspiran" en- A
STA Y en- ell "continente de la CT
vilizaci0n".
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE- CUBA
ARSENIC 0RTIX DIRIGE A
LOS INNnSIiG ADORES

Habana, Agosto 3.-laS ac-
.ividades de ,oS indiyiduos que
vienen realizando Ia campana
tcrlori 4. esta Siendo inVesti-
qada por un grupo de agen,es
de la policIa que manda 81 60
mandante Arsenic Ortiz, 2X-
supervisor mili,ar de Santiago
de Cuba.
Los agentes buscan a un IN
Gividuo de nacionalidad ruma-
ma que Sc dice era comQatcro
del DR.. Lopez Rubio en- las ac-
tiyidades dinamiteras de este.
Cr6ese que el rumano esta
escondido en- una casa de la ca
pital Y que Gl acompanaha al
Or. Rudio cuando este alquil6
ana habitacion en- la casa don
de pereciera q captain Garcia
Sierra.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Pero con sus palabras q Duce
no puede de1truir la realidad
italiana, con la hacienda en- ruiz
mas V aumentando diariamente
Ell numero de hombres sin ocu-
paci6n.
Hitler ha ofrecido a todos sus
p%artidarios Y a todos los alema-
mes, mas hasta el presente no
ha logrado desarrollar suS sal
vadores proyectos''.
Los Dictadores Sc apoyan en-
las tropas Y no cumplen sus pro-
mesas; pero amenaZando, amor
dazando y fuSilando. silencian a
sus oponentes y ocultan la YER
dad.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
UNAS DE,
~CLARACIONES DE DON
LERROUX

Barcelona, Agosto 3.-Va-
rios de los mas importantes dia
rios de aqui ridiculizan unas
declaraciones hechas por On
Alexandra Lerroux, presidente
del partido radical, en- las cua,
les dijo que su organization po-
Utica representaba en- Espana
los sentimientos del pueblo ca,
italian y en- Catalina los senti-
mientos del pueblo espanol.
Esos peri6dicos aseguran
que Lerroux representa- a muy
pocos ciudadanos de Catalina
porque precisamente los cata-
lanes son los h0mbres de Els
paha que mejor lie conocen.
Lerroux podra llegar al po-
der-agregan- per0 no sera
con Ell apoyo de los catalanes.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03

Desde que Sc firmara Ell ar
misticio, leemos Sc han arran-
cado 100000 vidas por medic
de la violencia.
Los gobiernos dictatoriales es
la violencia como su ar
gumento mas convincente y por
10 tanto a ellos puede acreditar-
Sc la east totalidad de esos cri-
menes. .#,f9
Ell hombre roba Y aSeSina pa
ra dominar Y enriQuecerse, en-
este "siglo de progreso'', como
robaba y asesinaba cuando sa-
liza por ell mundo a difundir, por
medic de la espada, las doctri-
mas ell Cristo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
BOLIVIA Y LIS
TAS PARA LA GUERRA

Buenos Aires, Agosto 3. =
Paraguay y Bolivia estan mo-
vi6ndose Aoy hacia un estado
de guerra, siendo la causa de-
confIicto la antigua disputa 'e
bre el territorio delsChaco. &
mo 81 ne las lutheran conf
lido los 4 egramas de la ~
-iedad de Naciees y de ~
chos paises de la America,
bas Repdblicas estan moyp
zando sus tropas. Bolivia IL
llamado a prestar servicio a
.odos los h ombres. entire % y
% amos y a todos l6s o~ficiales
entire 20 y so. Las estaciones
de reclutamientos en- ell Para
quay estan sitiadas por volun-
tarios listos para ir a la que
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
Ell PRESIDENTE DEL PERU
NO HA CONTESTADO A
LOS INTELECTUALES

Madrid, Agosto Bel coro-
mel Sanchez Cerro, presidente
del Peru, no ha contestado to.
davia a los intelectuales de
aquf que lie telegrafiaron pi-
di6ndole %perdonara la vida al
estudiante Haya de la Tore,
que Sc dijo habia sido condo,
nado a muerte.
Los peri6dicos no han vuel,
to a tener noticias de la ordeD
de fusilamiento dictada contra
Haya de la Tore y todavia Sc
abriga la esperanto de que lie
sea conmutada la pena de
muerte.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
NO ES CIERTO QUE Sc HA-
VA PUESTO EN- LIBERTAD
A CABRERA JUSTII

Habana, Agosto 3.-No cs
cierto que sc haya puesto en-
libertad al DR.. Pablo Carrera
Justiz, a quien Sc detuviera
hace algunas semanas bajo Ia
acusaci6n de hallarse compli-
cado en- ell ascsinato del capt
tan Calvo.
Tambien sigue detenido Ma
riano Durland, hijo de la Sra.
Carmela Nieto de Durland, Il
quien tambiGn Sc arrestara en-
relaci6n con csc crimen.
Las pruebas apoftadas has
ia ahora no comprometen a
ninguno de csos j6venes.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
DICFSE QUE A TRES PRE-
sos Sc APLICO LA LEY
DE FUGA

Habana. Agosto 3.-Dicese
que a tres presses que Sc tuga-
ron del preside de Isla de Pi-
nos Sc aplic6 la ley dc fuga por
las tropas que salieron en- su
persecution.
Los tres criminalcs Sc nom
braaan Cirilo Corrio Rodri,
guez, Leoncio Varona Armen.
taros y Fidencio Moya Aureus,
Aseguran los lefes del ejGr-
cito que a los pr6fugos Sc les
do orden de pararse y no ODE
decieron, siendo entonces que
los soldados disparar0n.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
ESPANA NO QUIERE LA
GUERRA, PERO ESTA PRE-
PARADA PARA DEFEN-
DERSE

Madrid, Agosto 3-Comenta,
Sc de manera favorable por
los peri6dicos republicanos Y
socialistas, las recientes decla-
raciones del primer ministrc
Azana sobre la posibilidad de
una guerra.
"Yo creo-dijo ell Sr. Aza-
na-"que la guerra puede pre-
sentarse cuando menos 10 es-
pare la mayor parte de los pal
ses de Europa, y Espana que
en- su constitution tiene aboli-
da la guerra, esta preparada
no para a~tacar, t9ero 81 para
defenderse."
eel gobierno destinara $50
millones de pesetas a reorga-
niZar las fuerZas aereas y al
mismo tempo consolidar la dis
ciplina EN- defensa de la Repu-
blica y del territorio nacional."
Algunos peri6dicos dicen
que la paz que Espana preco-
MIA es sincera y democratica,
pero que la preparation mill
tar, dado ell numero de poten-
cias que en- Europa sostienen
grandes ejercitos, es muy ne
cesaria para la defensa del
pals y sus instituciones.
La gaceta., 1932-08-03
LAS ~UNIVERSIDADES NO
SERAN ~AUMENTADAS

Madrid, Agosto 3.-Aunq>s
Sc viene diciendo que las uni
versidades seran aumentadaS
en- un plan del ministro de ms
trucci6n publica, oficialmente
Sc manifesto aver que tai cosa
no Sc hara por ahora.
FL gobierno 81 p%rocurara me
jorar, segun el ministro de ms
trucci6n publica, ell sistema de
ensenanzA en- las once univer-
Shades de Espana, las cualas
vienen graduando, anualmen-
tie, cerca de 5000 doctores y 4