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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03
Asphyxiation Fatal
To Lutheran Pastor

Bottineau, N. D., March 3-tP,-As-
phyxiated in his automobile when it
stalled in . snowdrift,, Rev. Thomas
T. Carlson. 68. pastor OF the Luth-
eran church Of Souris, died in Bot
tineau hospital from effects of the
gas and pneumonia.
President Of. the Lutheran circuit,
Rev. Carlson was en- route from
Souris to the Leslie church, where he
was to preach week ago Sunday
His automobile became stalled in q
snowdrift and while trying to buck
his way through was overcome by the
gas fumes and fell unconscious. A
neighbor who was passing by took
him home.
Rev. Carlson's condition became
worse. however, and he was brought
to . Bottineau hospital where pneu-
monia set In and he died Monday
night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03
ROsen Brothers Open
Ladies' Sport Shop

A ladies' sport shop has been OPP
ened in connection with the Alex
Rosen and Brother company here, it
has been announced by the manage
ment, and the public is invited to
visit the new shop.
The Rosen company is located In
the Patterson Hotel building on Main
avenue between Fourth and Fifth
streets.
The new department will handle
womens sports clothes and other
ready tO-Wear.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03
Baseball Player Near
Death from Stabbing

Century, Fla, March 3.-(P-Big
Ed Morris, Boston Red Sox pitcher
was reported near death Thursday as
the result of wounds received in q
stabbing affray Monday night. Doc
tors administered oxygen in a last
effort to save his life.
Morris was wounded Monday night
In fight that broke up fish fry
given in his honor near Brewton
Ala, on the eve Of his contemplated
departure for the Red Sox's training
camp at Savannah. Ga.
Joe White, an oil station operator
is held at BreWtOn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03
HOOPLE MAN WINS

Park River, N. D., March 3.-(41-
r. A. Swanson of Hoople won sweep
stakes in the state potato show cen
Quoted here in connection with the
18th annual northeastern winter fair
which opened officially Wednesday
His exhibit was 20 Triumph potatoes
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03
How Much Would
You Pay to Be Rid
of Rheumatic Pains
in 48 Hours?
Would You Pay Ten Dollars?
Would You Pay IS Cents?


Well: Here's chance for you to
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cheerfully without one twinge of pain
Here's positive guarantee that no
rheumatism sufferer can afford to
pass up-you can be free from agoniz-
ing rheumatism-and keep free from
1t.
Get one IS cent bottle Of Allenru
from Halls Drug Store or any pro-
gTesstve druggist with the positive and
distinct understanding that your pains
and torture will all be gone in 48
hours or money back.
And when pains are gone-keep
right on taking Allenru till every bit
Of harmful uric acid is out OF your
body-Happiness comes with this
wonderful prescription - thousands
know it-you ought to know it.-Ad-
voStisement.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03

ton" to the family Connolly Is named
for John M. Connolly. the former
senior partner OF the firm of Connolly
Brothers, publishers Of the Hettinger
County Herald and Slope County
Post. Editor J. M. Connolly died in
February, 1918.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03
CATHAY ELEVATOR SOLD

VIII 1AH EAE v ALUM SOLD
Cathay, N. D.. March 3.-Sale Of
the Farmers Cooperative Elevator
Company at Cathay to the Farmers
National Warehouse Corporation of
Minneapolis was approved last week
BY the stockholders and directors at
. special meeting Of the company
held at Cathay. The transfer of the
property was made at once.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03
COMPROMISE ON BURIALS

Fargo. N. D.. March 3.-tP,--The
Cas- county board of commissioners
and five Fargo undertakers Wednes-
day compromised on a price of $3.50
for the burial of the county poor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03
EDITOR HAS SON

New England. N. D.. March "a
son, John Marcus, was born to Editor
and Mrs. M. j. Connolly of New Eng
land Friday, Feb. rs, at st. Joseph's
hospital, Dickinson. The latest "edi-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03

HUNT COYOTES BY PLANE
Denhoff, N. D., March 3.-Herb
Heitzmann and Jake Vietz report that
coyotes IN the southern Lamont, and
Northern Sperry and Whitaker dis
sYtets are being hunted by two hunt
eSs In an airplane.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03
Bismarck, North Dakota. February
md. 1872. lO;.SO A. VI.

The Board of County Commission
ers convened. On Roll Call: Com
missiouers Swanson. Solder, Moynier,
Friche. and Will were present.
Moved by Commissioner Fricke,
seconded by Commissioner Moynier.
that the minutes of the January.
1882, meeting be approved as cor
rected Roll Call: Swanson, aye;
Solder. aye: Moyuier. aye: Fricke,
aye Will, aye.
At this time the Board proceeded
to examine and allow or reject bills
numbers l to lS7. subject to personal
ri pl;upuprY
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03

in the cotton growing states Of the
south.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-03

OF the 24,537,864 active spindles
in the United States, 1886, $40 are
Evening star., 1932-10-11
BOY LEGALLY ADOPTED
Judge Peter Signs Order In Favor
Of Kensington Couple.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpHCIAI OlSpdVCH 20 IHe 5tdr.
ROCKVILLE, Md, october 11.-Judge
Robert B. Peter has signed an order in
the Circuit Court here declaring Paul
@. Coupard, the 16-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles v. Coupard Of Rock
vile, to be the adopted SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert e. Lee of Kensington and
changing the boys name to Paul Cou-
pard Lee
Evening star., 1932-10-11

innate . narrative Of mood rather
than one Of action.
This Is accomplished by the
STRENGTHENING Of the character OF
O-LAn. Nine. Nazimova makes Of
her a creature Of such pathetic
meekness, and at the same time
strength and courage. that while
she unqueStionably does not conform
in shape and in size to the original
O-Lan, she endows her with
spirit" which the character, per-
haps, lacked formerly. Nazmovas
playing of this role, particularly that
final episode in which she assists at
the marriage ceremony OF her son
and his young wife, is a moment IN
the theater of such exquisite pathos
and tragedy that few who witness
1t will be apt ever to forget 1t.
Less satisfying is Earl Larimore's
Wang Lung. Since the Philadelphia
opening Mr.. Larimore does not seem
to have keyed up his performance
by so much as single degree. His
diction, however, and that final
scene-going back to the good earth
are peculiarly satisfying; and even
II he seems as young when he Is old
as he was when he was young, he Is
Evening star., 1932-10-11
HARNETT NAMED HEAD
OF HOTEL ASSOCIATION
New President Is One of Youngest
Men to Hold Post in Local
ORGANIZATION,

Election of Arthur Harnett as presi-
dent Of the Hotel Association Of Wash
ington was announced by the associa-
ton today. Mr.. Harnett, manager of
the Ambassador Hotel, succeeds E. C.
Owen, managing director of the Pow
hatan Mr.. Harnett is one OF the
youngest men to hold the post.
Frank S. Hight, president of the Will
lard Hotel, was reelected vice presi-
dent, and Lawrence Mills, who has held
the post of secretary-treasurer since the
organization of the association, also was
reelected The association selected
new Executive Committee composed of
John F. Letton, manager of the Raleigh
Hotel; S. E. Bonneville, managing di-
rector of the Washington Hotel, and
Charles L. Hutchinson, manager Of the
Capitol Park Hotel.
jeff Ford, manager of the New Co.
lonial Hotel, and Houston Harper, pres
ident of the Houston Hotel. were
unanimously elected new members OF
the association.
Evening star., 1932-10-11

II has been telescoped down from
4 acts and IS scenes into 8 acts
and 10 scenes. Even last nights
version IL not final. During the
week a whole new second act will
be interpolated into 1t and I'M
portapt changings In cast will take
place.
The performance last night was
an indication of the state OF part
chaos which the play finds itself
In. It seemed, except In the case
of Nine. Nazimova, who has grown
spiritually as well as emotionally, IN
the role of O-Lan, to lack that par
ticular spark which 1t had the open
ing night.
Even as 1t stands, however, The
Good Earth" finds a niche for itself
by its simplicity of thought and OF
deed and Of action-and by the
language Of the people and OF the
Bible which Mrs. Buck and success
lively Mr.. Owen and Mr.. Donald
Davis have given it. The transi-
ton to the stage has not been an
abrupt and violent affair. but
calm transplanting. which, while
keying up the speech and the blood
pressure, so to speak, Of some OF
the characters, remains IN the ul-
Evening star., 1932-10-11

Many blind men in England are be-
coming professional gardeners.
Evening star., 1932-10-11
From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washington Theaters.

second viewing) the sort Of dra.
matte vehicle Of quiet, dignif1ed,
poetic and imaginative mien which
Is likely to 90 our theater the most
good. Granted that the limits OF
the theater sweep away much OF
the magnificent canvas which Mrs.
Buck created; granted that its stage
effects are simple and not strikingly
Ziegfeldian; granted that the scenes
are whole in themselves rather
than the stepping stone for a great
climax-there is nevertheless so
much that is emotionally true and
satisfying about it that when 1t is
all over and done with you are left
with a picture and remembrance
of something almost as good as was
Mrs. Bucks earth.
Since its initial bow in Phila-
delphia much has been done to II.
Evening star., 1932-10-11
PACIFIC SEARCHED
FOR TWO FLYERS
Five Planes Forced Down at
Sea, but Four Are
Recovered.
4y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, October Ii
Five planes of the VS-15M Squadron,
attached to the U. S. S. Lexington,
Scouting Force airplane carrier were
forced down at sea early last night off
San Clemente Island Naval officials
here said four were recovered. but one
with two men aboard was still missing
at IL o'clock
Three airplane carriers, the Lexing-
ton, Saratoga and Langley and half
dozen destroyers were searching the
murky waters, playing searchlights
through the mists in an effort to locate
the missing plane with Lieut.. Edward
c. Dyer, pilot, and an enlisted aviator
named Chambers aboard.
Rear Admiral Harry E. Yarnell, COM
mander of aircraft, Battle Force, said
no detailed report of the accident had
been made to him since the planes in
volved were attached to the Scouting
Force, which is commanded by Rear
Admiral John Halligan. Admiral Hal
ligan is aboard the Lexington.
No information was available here as
to why the planes were forced to land
In the water. 1t was believed possible
the group had lost sight Of the carriers
while involved in extensive maneuver-
ing.
Evening star., 1932-10-11
SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT

BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
LAUREL, Md. October 1l.-Pleading
guilty to a charge Of assault on Jesse
Easton of Laurel, George E. Stone, also
of Laurel, was sentenced to four months
in the House of Correction by Judge j.
Chew Sheriff in Police Court yesterday.
Easton said he was badly cut, five
stitches being required to close cash
on his shoulder
Evening star., 1932-10-11
TIMOR REPORTS DENIED
Foreign Office Says Portugal Has
Not Ceded Island to Japan.

LISBON, Portugal, october II R:
reports current in London newspapers
that Portuguese territorial rights on
the Island of Timor in the Malay
Archipelago might be ceded to Japan.
The London dispatches which origin
ated in Canberra, Australia, said Of
ficials there viewed the situation with
some misgiving as Tinor is only 400
miles from the Northern Coast Of Aus
fra1ia
Evening star., 1932-10-11
Q picturesque. II . somewhat mild.
double for his original.

. picturesque, II . somewhat mild.
double for his original.
Henry Travers' characterization Of
Wang Lungs father. Sidney Green
streets Uncle, Clyde Franklin's
Ching, Marjorie Woods Cuckoo
and Kate Morgan's brief soliloquy
as the ancient mistress Of the house
Of Hwang are among the most sat-
tsfying Of the many performers and
performances. Sabene Newmark'S
Lotus seemed to us to fall curl
ously fiat.
In the final analysis, however, and
because she has given 1t a vibrant
pathos which it could SO easily have
missed, this play unquestionably be-
longs to Nazimova. To this fiat
footed" creature, who never once
strives either for beauty or womanly
charm. who paints her lips wide and
her cheeks hollow, goes all the praise
and more that can be found. To her
art, to Mrs. Bucks book, to the
Messrs. Davis theatric devotion to
the original go unbounded salu-
tations and congratulations.
E. de s.. MELCHER.
Many blind men in England are be.
Evening star., 1932-10-11
Won GR0NAU AND CREW
RESCUED BY STEAMER
British Steamer Picks Up German
Flyers in Indian Ocean After
Forced Landing.

BY the Associated Press
MANILA, october 11-Capt Wolf
gang Won Gronau and his three COM
panions on q round-the-world flight
have been rescued by the British
steamer Karagola and their flying boat
taken in tow for Rangoon, said a mes
sage intercepted by the Radio Cor
poration Of America here last night.
A wireless message said the Kara
gola had picked up the four German
airmen from their flying boat after it
had been forced down in the Indian
Ocean by engine trouble and later
the steamer reported the plane o. K,
being in tow of Karagola"
The vessel is due at Rangoon, Burma,
sometime today. another message from
the Rangoon Airport said.
Evening star., 1932-10-11

lOng-Spoken and
little doing, this
tale of Pearl
Bucks China
Is nevertheless
an evening in
the theater not
to be missed.
AS presented
last night at
the National
Theater, as the
first Offering of
the American
Theater Society
and the New
York Theater
Gull IS first
venture Of the
season on these
boards, ct h e
I (onl fhic in q
Evening star., 1932-10-11
COUPLE WILL REWED
Ralph K. Russell and Ex-Wife OBJ
tain Marriage License.

Ralph K. Russell, 81, of 3ll3 Thir-
teenth street, and his former wife,
Dorothy R. Rehms, %, of 1880 Fuller
street. who were divorced at Des
Moines, Iowa, yesterday secured Ii
cense to remarry Rev. w. S. Abernethy
was named as the officiating clergyman
for the new ceremony.
Evening star., 1932-10-11
1.-THE Good Earth"
Opens at the National

z Z YHILE the art OF the IN
n comparable ALA Nazim-
NV ova, and the script as
Y Y supplied by the Messrs.
Davis make 1.-The Good
Earth" play about a woman rather
than about a man; while it Is not,
strictly speaking, a closely woven
drama, and often seems rather
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
NO EXISTE TAI HUELGA

Habana, mayo 9.-La Fede-
raci6n de Tabaqueros aclara
que ella no ha declarado huel-
ga alguna, sino que los patro-
nos cerraron los talleres a pesar
de que los obreros a~ceptaron un
reajuste en- el mes de octubre.
Afirman los obreros que a los
cuatro meses de haber sido rea-
iustados, en- octubre, los fabri
cantes duisieron hacer una nue.
va rabaja y como ellos no Ia
aceptaron, entonces cerraron
los tailerps dejando sin traba
il V sin avuda a $4,000 familias
Cord7raH los trabaiadores l.
actitud del peri6dico "Mercu
RIO puesto al servicio de los ia
bricantes Y suponon Que los ma
nufactureros lie han parade
una crecida suma por combatir
la iusta actitud de los obreros
afectados por ell lockout.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
EMBARGO COMO GUARDIA
MARINA INGLES Ell PRIN
CIPE JUAN CARLOS

Madrid, Mayo 9.-Comuni
can de Francia que el principe
Juan Carlos, de 18 amos, hijo
del desterrado Rey Alfonso,
hara un viaje por ell oc6ano
INDIGO como un guardia-marl-
ma de la Armada lnglesa.
BESIDE ell pasado mayo el
principe viene estudiando en-
la escuela naval de yarmouth,
donde su padre hubo de insert
brio tan prontq. la familia real
Sc vic obIigada y marcharse de
Espana.
FL principe Sc mira a la flo
ia inglesa en- Colombo, Ceilan,
y seguira los pasOs de su pri-
mo ell principe Carlos, segun-
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

cSabe listed, sonora. como
proteger los "pequenoS ingre.
sos" de SUI hogan?
Muchos "remedioS' Sc han
ofrecido y Jose Grein, de Chi,
caGo, da ahora esta nueva for
mula: No llegue a la "chismo-
grafia" con su comerciante
hasta terer la seguridad de
que e. no la engana, de que no
10 hace para distraerla y,...,.
No tema examinar la balan
"a para cerciorarSe de que 81
peso "es fiel' Y complete.
No compre donde la pesa no
este en- ell punto de cero.
No permita que los conner
ciantes usen medidas de liquI-
u para medir frutas Y vegeta-
les.
No permita que un conner
ciante lie de a listed un paque-
te de aZacar 0 La"ina. Va pesa-
do. 81 antes no 10 pesa de nue.
vo......
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
LOS MINISTRIES DE LA RE-
PUBLICA No FRESHMEN
DE ELEGANTES

Madrid, Mayo 9.-El gahi-
nete de la repGblica espahola.
que preside On. Manuel Aza-
ma, no esta compuesto al pre-
Sente por hombres que presu-
men de elegantes. Hace algu-
nos meses, cuando On. Miguel
Maura estaba en- ell gobierno,
Sc lie considerable ell hombre
mas elegante del grupo; pero
Maura esta ahora fuera de la
administration.
Ell presidente lei primer mi
nistro y los ministries, todos
Visten bien, pero ninguno de
ellos aspira "A ser llamado
Beau Brummel.
Sc ha criticado a Alcala Ia
mora porqqe este cuando va
de viaje lleva tres trajes a ra-
yas, uno negro, uno carmelita
y Ell otro aZul; pero en- las TO-
tograffas todos iucen 10 mis-
mo; asi es que cuando ell pre-
Sidente sale de viaje aunque
usa los tres fuses. la persona
que We las fotografias SAGA Ia
impression de Que ell jefe del
estado solo viaja con un traje.
Don Niceto es un gran senior
de Andalucia y Sc dice de 6l
que en- los dias cuando era mi
nistro de la corona, no podia
la diferencia entire la par
te del frente y la de atras del
sombrero de un ministro.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
Ell CONFLICTO TABACALE-
IRO

Habana, mayo Clos taba-
queros mantienen con firmeZa
SUI huelga Y siguen mOstrando
en- SUI verdadera luz a la Union
de Fabricantes y ell Trust Ia
bacalero. Tn manifesto de los
huelguistas dice que ell Trust Ia
bacalero es un conjunto de cor
pcraciones, integrado por Hen
ry Clay & Book, Havana Cigar
& Tobacco Company; Havana
Commercial Company Hijos de
Cabanas Y Carvajal. Jose Sua-
rez Murias, Partagas Y La Be-
linda y otras que no es opor-
tuno mencionar. Para demos
trar la Incompetence de los di-
rectores del Trust Tabacalero,
les tabaqueros citan ell hecho de
que Suarez Murias y la fabrica
de Manuel Garcia Alfonso traba-
iaban, hace aigunos amos, con
mas operarioc de los que hoy
c~tDlean, coniuntamente, ell
Trust 1abacalero y la Union de
Fabricantes.
Citan este para probar que
aniquilando a la clase obrera, a
rrebatandoles los jornales, esa
"cmpania ha "enterrado" mu-
"has de las fabricas que COM
para en- una veintena de Milo
mes de pesos.
Eel taba9uero no Iucha por
centavos, dice ell manifesto. ST.
lucha es para ell mantenimientc
de su moral Y la rebaja de I'm
centavo significarfa la muerte
de su organization con todas sus
consecuencias."
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
LA REVISION DE LOS PRE-
SUPUESTOS AFECTARA A
LA BUROCRACIA


MADRID Mayo 9.-lodos los
lulicloi'arIoS ae los NafloS MI
~nlS'erloS Slguen deNengando
SueIooS deI eStado como 81 ma
u" ""olei" Su'e"'a"' pero Ia
hepuollea ma deSeuolerto que
|" VEGA maqulharla o~urocratl-
ca eS fheiteief1te' herfumoroSa'
1aFgaoa de paraSitoS y parece
oetermlhada a que eS'a Sltua-
non no continue.
Los pfeSupueSl"S reclente-
mente aprooadoS por las cor
les y que entraran en- etecto ell
ma 81 dc dlclemofe dc VS.,
noatertan' por ahora, al exec
50 de burocracla; pero la afee-
ara a parttr de eSa techa.
Algo muy dlStlnio sera 1888
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
INVESTIGATES CARGOS
HECHOS POR Ell CAPT
TAN CALVO

Habana, mayo 9.-Estan sien
do investigators cargos hechos
por ell captain Calvo, jefe de los
expertos, contra ell Bando de
Piedad. Asegura Calvo que la
Sra. Berneta Lewis. Abbie Phil
Ups, Sra. Van Gorder y Leopol-
do Supervielle, aparecen como
responsables de haber removido
todos los libros, papeles y niue
bles del Bando y de la desapa-
rici6n de un piano valuado en-
$1,000.
Ademas, asegura ell captain
que a los ninos Sc les alimenta
de manera inadecuada y Sc les
da de conner sun alimento para
perros' donado por ell embaja-
dor americana.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
SOCIALES

La r0mCrid dc aver
A pesar de que la Situaci6n
economical eS bastante mala, no
por ESQ dejaron de eoncurrir al
Picnic que Sc verified aver Ell
la playa de Rocky Point, mas
de mil personals, que encanta-
daS paSaron UNA tarde delicioSa.
Satisfech0S eSfan los hom-
hreS Que pertenecen a Ia Sec
ci6n de IntereseS del Centre AS
turiano, por ell eXtraordinario
eXito obtenido.
En- la primera mesa tomaron
aSiento a su alrCdGdor mas de
quinientos comensaleS, desta-
candoSe un grupo elegantisi-
mo de gentiles Y delicadas 'ro-
meraS".
ALI eStaba Situada la orQues-
Ia del i6ven professor Maxine
Echegaray. la que nos di6 a CO.
noce" rs u!timos bailables dc
origeH eSpanol. Siendo muy a
plaudida.
Sc s;rvio la segunda mesa mo
mentos despues de terminarSe
la primera, almorzando en- fran
ca camaderia alrededor de
cien personals entire muieres Y
hombres.
En- otra gIorieta cast pegada
a la deliciosa playa, Sc encontra
ba la banda americana, que es
tuv0 tocando hasta las primeras
horas de la noche.
Sc inicio ell desfile en- medic
de una algeria sin limites, tie
niendo cada concurrente una
merecica Erase de encOmio ha-
cia los organizadores del STEM
pre- recordado paseo campes-
tire.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
NOTTCIAS


Filadelfia, Mayo 9.-Un diario
local publica la nOticia de que
los trabajadores organizados
vienen organizando una huelga
de AZ horas para destacar en-
ell pals la necesidad de que ell
gobierno ayude a los sin trabajo
Y establezca la jornada de 30
h0ras a la semana.
FL movimiento ha sido inicia-
do entire $4,000 miembros que
la Federation Americana del
Trabajo tiene en- ell ramo de me-
dias de soda, y asegurase que
differences conferencias Sc han
efectuado va con el presidente
de esa colectividad. William
Green.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
ST EXTRAJO UNA MUELA
FL EX-REY


Madrid, Mayo 9.-El ex-rey
Alfonso, segdn dicen sus ami
Cos de aqui, telefone6 al hos
pital americana en- Newly, Sc
puso de acuerdo con I'm dem
lisa americana Y horas des-
puGs acudia a extraersp ma
murla.
Tn dolor de muelas recian-
temente hjzo que ell Rey no
pudiera concurrir a un banque
tie dado por sus amigos en-
Frangia.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

do hijo del rey de Belgica, que
tom6 Ell miSmo curse hace va
rios amos.
Sc describe al principe como
un muchacho sencillo Y estu
dioso y ell hijo favorito de su
padre.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09

Ell canciller Bruening anun-
clio anoche que Alemania no
puede seguir pagando las IN
demnizaciones impuestas por
ell jratado de Versailles.
La "actitud" era aguardada
V no ha sorprendido a nadie.
GQue Inca de conducta Sc
rrazara Francia, donde han
riunfado los partidos de la IL
uierda?
"Debe ponerse fin a nuestro
northumberland ell canc.-
J err. Ell mundo debe compren-
err que no podemos pagan las
observation-disclosures"
ST Alemania no paga, Fran
ia no abonara sus deudas de
guerra, Y 81 Francia no cumple
sus obl;gaciones, Estados Uni
los protestant, complicandose
a situaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
LOS SUELDOS DE LOS EN-
A A
SER D~IISMINUIDOS

Habana, mayo 9.-Se ha a
nunciado que ell secretario de
gobernaci6n, DR.. Zubizarreta.
rebaiara de nuevo los sueldos
de los empleedos a partir de
julio. con ell fin de evitar mas
cesantias.
La secretaria de gobernaci6n
esta dispuesta a que todas las
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
ELECTOS LOS DELEGADOS
A LAS ASAMBLEAS

Habana, mayo 9.-El partido
liberal eligi6 aver en- las ciu-
dades y pueblos de Cuba los de-
legados a las asambleas provin-
ciales Y a las asambleas NUM-
cipales.
RENO ell orden mas complete,
segun nota de la secretaria de
gobernaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-05-09
PROTESTA DE LOS COMU,
NISTAS

Habana, mayo 9.-Contindan
encarcelados los comunistas que
verificaron una manifestation
de protesta en- favor de los ne
gritos sentenciados a muerte en-
Scottsboro, por violacion. Va
rios de ellos llevaban amarrada
a la cintura una bandera roja.