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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-04
EARLY MURDER TRIAL
IS ASKED BY Filler
Lancaster Expects to Have Writer
Death Mystery Cleared Soon.

81 United Press
MIAMI. Fla. May 4.-Captain
w. N. Lancaster. British iier who
is accused OF killing Hayden Clarke.
iance of Mrs. Jessie Keith Miller.
Australian woman fiier. today said
he expected 70 have the entire case
settled within three weeks
I won't seek bond. as il is too
expensive" he said. after Dsde
county grand jury had heard the
evidence against him.
I have explanations for every
thing at the proper time Lam
caster continued. i hope 1 will be
out and free within three weeks"
Clarke was found shot to death
In the house shared by Mrs. Keith
Miller and Lancaster on April 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-04
Loot Kansas Ranches Of Saddles

By United Press
ELKHART. Kan. May A
thievery epidemic o. an unusual
sort is prevalent in the northwest
ern corner of Kansas. What ap-
parently is an organized gang is
stealing saddles from the ranches.
Upward OF score have disappeared
during recent days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-04
TEXAS GUINAN AGAIN
OFF TO SEE PARIS
Night Club Queen Determined 20
visit City That Barred Her.

Visit City That Barred Her.
b. United Prrss
NEW YORK. MAY Among the
passengers aboard the Bremen, sail
ing tonight for Paris, will be Texas
Guinan. off on her second invasion
OF the city which forbade her entry
last year.
I want to get one good look at
that town. said the night club host
ess. and this time I'm not going 70
have any police escort
Its just a. pleasure trip, seel
I'm going alone and I'll be back in
time 70 open my new supper club
at Valley Stream, L. l.. late this
month"
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tween plies have built new
strength into the weftless
cord carcass to match the
longer wearing tread.
Now, more than ever does
the Miller Geared-to-the-
Road live up to its famous
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-04

The new 1892 Miller tires
are not only Geared-tO-
the-Road but geared to
the demand for a tire that
will combine safety and
endurance at high speeds
plus smartness and style
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There's Miller for Every Purse and Purpose

that sets high standard in distinctive appearance
The of tougher resilient compound now adds
many extra miles of safer service the famous Gearedo
theRoad Tread while stronger cords and heavier coating
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-04

and other popular tire sizes.
Extra liberal trade-in allowance
in order to replenish our used
tire stock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-22
Alpha Sigma AlphaS VIII
Stage Christmas Pageant

be presented at the Mothers Club
party on Dec. 3, at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Sewage, 2s4O Broad
way.
Mrs. McDavitt was chosen for the
cast Misses Eileen Brown. Dorothy
Thompson, and Betty Leonard. from
the active chapter, and Misses
Helen Sewage, Margaret Dow, Mar
garet Schofield. Katherine Faust.
and Evelyn Hall, and Mrs. Edward
Hartman, from the alumnae chap
ter.
Miss Geraldine Hutton will di-
rect the chorus for the pageant,
which will be chosen from the active
chapter.
Miss Evelyn Hall, president of the
alumnae chapter, has appointed
Miss Dow and Miss Hutton to
have charge of the alumnae phil
anthropic work for the remainder
of November, and for December and
January.
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Directed By AMOS PARRISH

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Ever go
L down the street on a cold day
with the buttoned up collar of your
fur coat going bumpety-bump
against your hat brim? And be-
fore you got to where you were 60
ing, the hat was sitting skewgee
over one eye.
No need for that this year. Be-
cause small brimbles hats are so
much in fashion. They snuggle
right down inside the collar. Or
they sit high above it with pert
sort of air.
And there's so little of them you
can pull your collar as tight as you
please and the hat stays put.
There is one brimmed hat that
can be comfortably worn with big
fur coat collar. That's the very
small sailor with tiny front brim
and the back brim turned up fat
against the hat.
with sports coat, you easily
can wear the new kind of cloche
which has its back brim built to lie
fiat against the neck, or turned up
against the hat.
But since this is specifically a
sports hat. you won't want to con-
slider it unless your fur coat is a
real sports type.
But with close fitting turbans and
berets so fashionable, there's no
need even to think about a brim.
Try on one of those small, rather
flattish beretS pull it well
down on your forehead. You're 60
ing to find it one of the smartest
looking hats you ever had on with
your fur coat.
Often practically nine times
out of ten, in fact it will have
small bow smacked down some
where in the front section. The way
the two hats in the illustration have
Incidentally those are worn by
two Of your film favoriteS
the lower one, which is scarcely
more than a skull cap, by Dor
othy Jordan; and the top one
which is more of hat, by Myrns
10y.
If your coat is of a fiat fun
Persian lamb, caracul or kid-it'S
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Emerson Ave.
Baptist Church
to Celebrate

The Rev. L. B. Moseley and
family of Madison, Wis, will be
guests of honor from 5 to 6 to-
day, at a reception to be given at
the Emerson Avenue Baptist church.
The reception will precede the
twentieth anniversary dinner of the
church, where Mrs. Moseley, a for
mer pastor, will be the principal
speaker.
Other speakers at the dinner will
be the Rev. U. T. Gluten of the
Tuxedo Baptist church; the Rev.
Give Mcguire. who will represent
the Indianapolis Federation of Bap-
fist churches, and the Rev. E. E.
Norman of the Linwood Christian
church, who will bring greetings
form the Tuxedo Council of
churches.
The woman's organization of the
church will be in charge of the ar
rangements for the reception and
dinner.
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LeftOverS
Of Turkey
Are Useful
BY SISTER MARY
MA Gnrrine NEril..

This IS the third OF three speciaI
articles on preparation OF the Thanks
Niving dinner and the use OF ''leftovers. I"
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Delegate of
Dry Reform
Body Named

Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr., exc
cutive secretary of the Indiana
division, Woman's Organization for
National Prohibition Reform, will be
the ofDcial delegate at the national
executive committee meeting, to be
held at Princeton, N. j., Dec. s and
a. Mrs. Sylvester Johnson Jr. and
Mrs. Samuel Sutphin also will at
tend.
This announcement was made at
the executive committee meeting,
held at 1920 Monday morning in
the American Central Life Insur-
ance building.
Mrs. Charles H. Sabins, national
chairman, will preside at the ma
I.tional meeting, to be held at the
Princeton Inn during the short ses-
sion of congress when many wet
bills probably will be presented.
Reports of national officers and
state chairmen will be heard at this
time, and the next steps in the cam
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-22
SORORITY GROUP
J. IS ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Hugh A. Mclean, ITO North
Healing street, entertained the Sig
ma Phi Delta sorority Monday
night, in honor of.
Misses Lola Peacock. Edna Silver. Eunice
Jacobsen Louise Palmes Eleanor Lee Ger
trude West. Helen Wilkes Lula Whiteman,
and Mesdames Meredith Williams, Harold
Mendenhall and M, B. Edwards.
Table appointments and decora-
tions were in brown and yellow.
Mrs. Mclean was assisted by Miss
Hazel Shedd. Other guests included:
Misses Eunice Broadway. Helen Cantwell
Leah Eltzroth. Virginia holman, Mary
murphy. Lucille Snider, June May, Helen
Taornburgh, Agnes Wegener, Muriel Wood
ruff and MesdameS J. B. Ard and Kenneth
Gossett
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FOURTH OF BOOK
REVIEWS SLATED

The fourth of a series of twelve
book reviews, to be given by Mrs.
Kathryn Turney Garten for the
More Light Guild of All Souls Uni
tartan church will be given at 7;30s
Friday in the Elizabeth Goodnow
Wicks chapel.
Mrs. Garten will review What
We Live BY" by Ernest Dinnet and
Royal Flush" by Margaret Irwin.
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a smart trick to have your little
beret made of the same fur.
With heavier furs, felt is the
best material for of course no
one wants to look like Daniel Boone
in his coonSkin hat.
And if you like to wear the new
wells, these are the very kinds of
hats to put them on.
Copyright. 1882 by Amos Parrish)
Next: Various furs smart on win
ter coats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-22
Bridge-Dinner Slated

The next contract bridge dinner
to be held by the Propylaeum will
be Friday Members of the commit
tee include Mesdames Paul Fisher,
Charles Roemler, Frederick Matson,
Benjamin F. Hitz, Edward Knight
and John L. Glendening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-22

James Reed dramatic tenor, who
is a student of Shortridge high
school, was guest soloiSt at the Late
Book Club, which met at the home
of Mrs. Charles Sellers today. The
speaker was Mrs. DemarchuS Brown.
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Even after the first proud ap-
pesrance Of the noble Thanksgiving
bird, there are several more lead
xng roles for him to play.
Although Ibis positively last ap-
pearance" usually is in turkey soup,
the clever cook makes most of his
versatility and exhibits him in va
rious guises.
Turkey hu gratin is simple and a
very satisfactory way to use the
crumbs and sliyers OF meat that ac-
cumlate on the platter as the result
Of carving,
Make medium white sauce, add
chopped turkey, and turn into a
buttered baking dish Cover with
coarse buttered crumbs and bake
in moderate oven until the crumbs
are brown. Serve from baking dish.
Don't Overlook in Relocating
Be sure not to overlook turkey or
fowl of any kind when relocating
Long cooking will make it stringy
and tasteless. Any part of the made
dish that requires thorough cook
ing must be done before the meat is
added.
Turkey a la king makes an ex-
cellent supper party dish. It can
be made at the table in chatting
dish, or made in the kitchen ana
kept hot over hot water.
Make it just as you would chicken
a la king, merely substituting tur-
key for chicken.
There are various turkey salads
that are delicious. They may be
tastes.
Good in Salad
A combination of peas, celery and
diced turkey is a good substantial
r. luncheon salad Shredded cabbage
and green peppers with turkey is
al other piquant mixture.
Cubed, cooked chestnuts, celery
and turkey; diced turkey, sliced Gel
cry, turkey and English walnut
meats or pecans; turkey crisp bacon
and sliced tomato-these and many
other combinations can be worked
out to suit the materials at hand.
Sandwiches in Big Variety
A salad made of turkey, pine
apple, celery and blanched and
shredded almonds is light and in
viting
Sandwiches, plain and toasted,
can be made in great variety. The
leftover gravy can be used to ad-
vantage in hot sandwiches, max
ing a hearty version of an open
sandwich of the hot biscuit type
Turkey soup means the last of
the turkey, but it will be greeted
with sigh of regret if the left
overs have been painstakingly made
and served
TURKEY SOUP
q Turkey bones, onion, celery
tops, pint can tomatoes, l cup
cooked rice, salt, pepper, l tea
pooh birdseye onions.
When the turkey bones are
quite free from meat, break the
carcass in pieces, cover with cold
water and slowly bring to boiling
point
Simmer fifteen minutes and add
onion cut in slices, celery tops and
tomatoes. Simmer over a low fire
for one hour. Strain. Add rice, re-
heat and serve with few birds
eye onions in each serving.
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Daily Recipe
CREAM OF
LIMA BEAN SOUP

Add one slice onion to the
contents of a No. ? can of lima
beans, simmer for three min
utes and then press through a
sieve. Make a white sauce OF
two tablespoons butter, two
tablespoons flour and two cups
milk. Add to the bean puree.
Season to taste with sale
and pepper. add one cup hot
cream and serve in cups with
a sprinkling of minced parsley
on top. Serves six.
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paign for repeal will be outlined.
The group also will decide questions
of national policy.
Groups from the various states
and the District of Columbia will be
represented.
Mrs. Nicholson in giving her re-
port, announced that Indiana safely
can claim eleven repeal votes out OF
fourteen in the new congress.
Others who attended the meeting
Monday include Mesdames Mary
McNutt, treasurer; Smiley Cham
bers, Henley Holiday, George
Bailey, E. c. Atkins. Charles Harvey
Bradley, Herbert Woollen and Will
| liam M. Taylor.
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Mrs. Howard j. McDavitt, Abb
East Eleventh street, will direct a
Christmas pageant to be given by
the active and alumnae chapter of
Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority of
Butler university college of educa-
ton.
The pageant will be ut Was for
Us the Christ Was Born" and viii
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-22

Suede Cloth Luggage
The newest material for luggage
Is suede cloth . which has been
used for practically everything I'M
Ger the sun except luggage before.
And it's satisfactorily inexpensive.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

mo sentido ell DR.. Fred Turner
y ell DR.. L. E. McEldowney.
La Association aprob6 una me
dida c%ontraria a que en- los cam
pamentos de presses Sc use Ia lla
mazda GAIA de sudor, donde mu-
riera ell joven Arturo Maillefert.
Los ministries Sc dirigiran al
gobernador Carlton, pidi6ndole
la crueldad de los cam
pamentos de presses.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
S0C1AtFS
(viene de la la,

n 81 banQuete, la Sra. Barnard,
administrators de correos,
ouien present6 al suez Akerman
lie Ia corte federal, y a otras per
sonalidades que ALI Sc hallaban,
ncluyendo a Don Alvaro de
2Ialdonado. Consul de Espana.
D rdic6 la fiesta a las visitan-
5. en- I'm discurso, la Sra. Ma
Ia Tulsa Menendez, presidenta
1el Club de Mujeres Latinas.
Fua presentada la presidenta
e la Federation de Clubs del es
ado, Sra. Betty Crooks.
Cerca de las doce de la noche
se termin6 ell acto trasladandose
"a mayoria de los concurrentes
Il cabaret que Sc verificaba en-
i Country Club de la Isla Davis.
Un grato recuerdo ha dejado
il Tampa la fiesta del sabado.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

candidate a la presidential del
Circulo Cubano.
Dice asi ell escrito:
Tampa, Oct. II de 1882
'Sr. Presidente y Sres. Vocales
del Comite Pro-Mesa.
Presente.
Distinguishes Senores:
Sean las presentes lineas men
s~ajeras de mi mas profundo y
sincere reconocimiento hacia US
tedes, leales hermanos de lucha,
por haberme hOnrado grande :
mente con la nomination a la
presidential de nuestra querida
institution Circulo Cubano.
Huelga ell decir a ustedes, que
tienen cabal conocimiento de mi
ejecutoria social, que, aunque
las condolences econ6micas actua
les no pueden ser mas criticas
en- TODD ell orbe, condolences es-
tas que l6gicamente Sc hacen sen
tir en- ~nueStrO sector social, yo
no vacilaria en- ponerme al fren-
tie de los destinos del Circulo Gu
bano, por entender que en- no.
mentos como estos, que deman-
dan sacrificios ingentes, es Guam
O de veras Sc demuestra ell a
NOR a la colectividad. Mis- lar
Cos amos de incesante bregar,
son ell mas elocuente testimoni0
cue ofrezco a estas mis- sencillas
y sentidas frases.
Pero en- ocasiones, por gran
de V firme que sea nuestra volun
tad; por inmensos que sean los
Ideseos que eleven nuestra vida a
lun plano eleyaGo y c.. iente,
hay algo poderoso que Sc inter
pone a los dictados de nuestra
! voldntad, deteniendola en- ell ca
'mino por donde deseariamos pro
seguir, sin titubeos, sin claudi-
caciones hasta que la muerte Gle
RE para siempre nuestros ojos.
En- este case, amigos mics, sc
halla ell autor de la ~preSente car
ia. Hasta hace muy pocos dias
creia que mi estado fisico me
permitiria acometer cualquier
empresa, pero no ha resultado
asi.
Tanto el DR.. Rafael Ortega,
como ell DR.. Amado Mas, me han
recomendado, una y otra vez,
que me abstenga por ahora de
toda lucha, de toda agitaci6n Y
este es ell motive, ell unico mo-
vil, que me impele, con verdade-
ra pena, a declinar la honrOsiSi-
ma nomination que I'm elemen-
tai deber de corteSia me obliga
a agradecer de TODD coraz6n.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

dres gus Ell Mahatma Gandhi ha
bia sufrido un ataque de parali-
sis, oficialmente fueron desmen
tidas hoy.
Gandhi gozaba anoche de bue
ma salud y recibi6 la vista del
Dir. AmLedker, representative de
las classes oprimidas, que lie con-
suite sobre los medios de poner
en- vigor ell pacto negociado en-
Poona, cuando ell Mahatma es-
taba d~ejandose morir de ham
bre.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

No obstante la enfermedad
que sufre ell Sr. Mesa, desde ha
cuatro semanas y que ahora 10
abate rudamente, esta dispues-
to a volver a la lucha tan prom
to como su salud Sc 10 permita.
Al igual que ell Sr. Mesa, da-
mos un million de gracias por la
cooperation recibida y formula
mos votos porque la ~presente
contienda electoral sea un ver-
dadero exponente de nuestra ca
pacidad colectiva.
Ell COmit6.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
ASOCIACION DE MINIS
TROS DISCUTIO Ell PRO
BLEMA DE LA LEY SEGA

La Association de Ministries de
Tampa, en- su almuerzo de los lu
lcs, discuti6 aver ell asunto de la
.ey SEGA.
A la termination de los deba-
.es ell presidente de la Asocia-
ion manifesto a los reporters
Que no Sc habia tornado accion
definitiva, pero que Sc habia a
cordado elevar preces a Dios, ell
domingo 6 de Noviembre, por-
cue fuera conveniente para la
nacion ell resultado de los pr6xi-
nos comicios.
Habl6 en- contra de que Sc to-
mara un acuerdo definitivo Ell
Doctor Allen, Pastor de la lyle
STA Metodista de Seminole
Heights, y hablaron en- ell mis-.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
nS@vB~NRf SRysFNWrRN4m
. LOS SENORES SOCIOS DEL
CIRCULO CUBANO EN- GE-
NERAL Y PARTICULARS
MENTE A LOS SIMPATI =
ZADORES DEL SIR. ANTO-
MO MESA

Reunidos en- la noche de aver,
en- ell edificio del Circulo Cuba
no, numerosOs simpatizadores
de la candidatura Pro-Antonio
Mesa, tuvieron conocimiento de
la carta, que por este medic que
remos hacer pdblica y que viene
suscrita por ell consabido senior
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
CAROL PIDIO A MANU- QUE
FORME GABINETE

Bucarest, .Rumania, Octubre
18.-El Rey Carol pidi6 hoy al
DR.. Julius Manu-, jefe del par
lido de campesinos, que forme
I'm nuevo gabinete para suceder
al que renunciara aver.
Manu- pidio varias horas pa
ra pensar y decidir.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
A

Recibimos un ejemplar de es-
te nuevo periodico satirico, que
empezara a publicarse ell saba
do dia Is.
Agradecemos en- 10 mucho que
vale ell carinoso saludo del cole
ga. Ojala que la depression lie per
mita desenvolverse y triunfar.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

Ell iefe de detectives Bush vie
ne dedicando sus mejores esfuer
EOS a detener a los bandidos que
Sc han dedicado a robar en- las
casas de esta p@blaci6n, y espe-
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
'abaret NduticO

Nos acercamos al sabado 20
lei corriente, dia elegido por los
yaliosos elementos que repre- :
e..tan a las distintas "Seccio-
Ges" de la poderosa institution
Centre Espahol," para verifi-
ar su fiesta-cabaret, en- TODD ell
oalacio de la Ia. Avenida. Sc
TN me ha dicho su insustituible
Sccretario ell Sr. Fermin Souto,
"a todas las mesas estan vendi-
las.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
HENRY FORD RECOMIEN-
DA A SUS OBREROS QUE
VOTEN POR HOOVER

Detroit, Octubre 18.-En un
mensaje a sus obreros la compa
MIA Ford Motors Co. apoya la re-
election del presidente Hoover y
declara que cualquier ruptura en-
ell programa de este periudicara
a la industrial. La declaration
fue hecha ante los empleados de
la planta de River Rouge y en- :
viada por correo a las oficinas
de las otras plantas de Ford, en-
TODD ell pals.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
LOS LADRONES EN- ACTIVI-
DAD

Tn joven bandido, con la ca
ra cubierta con grasa de un au-
tom6vil, Sc presento aver al me-
diodia en- ell ESTABLISHMENTS Ma
tional Clothing Co., situado en-
ell numero 1905 de la Gale de
Franklin, amenazando a una en-
pleada y a I'm marchante para
que no trataran de oponerse a
sus prop6sitos y llevandosa $3.50
que habia en- la GAIA registro,
La empleada del establecimien
to es la Sra. Luisa Butler, de 81
amos, Y la persona que estaba de
compras, la Srta. Florence Tai
ley, de 10 amos.
Momentos antes del robo ell ad
ministrador del establecimiento,
S. j. Thompson, sali6 a Amor
zar, dejando a la Sra. Butler a
cargo de cuidar la GAIA y ell To-
cal.
Trataba la Sra. Butler de iden
tificar al bandido, miranda por
Jun espejo, pero 6l la orden6 que
no siguiera h%aciendolo.
Tan pronto ell hombre Sc mar
ch6, la dependiente llam6 a la
policia, notificando 10 sucedido.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

POGO despu6s de las 10 de la
manana telefone6 aver a la es-
taci6n de policia la Sra. Benia-
min S. Richard, de 76 amos, dan
do cuenta de que un negro en-
mascarado habia robado en- SUI
domicilio, ndmero 40 de la ave
nida West Euclid. Ell negro es-
cap6 llevandose una cartera con
$1.O0 en- monedas fraccionarias.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

Cuardo los esposos A. j. Hit
ch0ck ~regresaron anoche a su
domicilio, Gale de Horatio Gil,
recibieron la sorpresa de que un
ladr6n, que Sc hallaba en- ell in
terror de Ia casa, les ordenara
lcVantar los brazos y ponerse de
cara hacia la pared, mientras 81
terminaba de robar. Ell bandido
los amenaz6 con un revolver que
rortaba, llevandose algunas jo-
vas que pudo recoger y saltando
Dor una ventana del frente, por
IA cual entrara.
A juicio de los robados n es-
tatura del criminal es de 5 pies
Z pulgadas, con un peso aproxi-
mado de 1876 libras.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
A.. Mesa.

Mucho lamentamos la deter
minaci6n que Sc ha visto preci-
sado a tomar, por prescription
facultativa, ell Sr. Antonio Mesa
per cuya salud hacemos votos.
Ante la poderosa raz6n ex-
puesta por tan estimado coaso-
ciado, al que consideramos CO.
mo uno de los hombres mas ca
pacltados, por su experienced,
para encauzar la nave de nues-
ira Sociedad, en- la bora presen-
tie, damos por terminates nues-
tlos trabajos, quedando cada
cual en- libertad de acci6n para
dapositar su vote o patrocinar a
cualquier otro candidate que pu
diera surgir y que sea de su a.
grade.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

ra obtener complete exito dentro
de pocas horas.
va sabe ell jefe de detectives
cuales son los hombres que en-
traron en- el tren de lavado de
la Gale Tyler, entire Franklin Y
Florida, y ha ordenado su busca
por toda la naci6n.
Uno de los ladrones es latino
y de oficio tabaquero.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

No obstante 10 expresado,
quiero dejar sentado aqui que 81
en- ell future me 10 permite mi
salud, estar6 presto a la lucha
con todas mis- fuerzas.
Llegue mi mas sincere vote de
gratitud Y reconocimiento a los
simpaticos periodicos que nos
han ofrecido su concurso y a
cuantos acogieron con caIor mi
nomination. Para todos los So
clos del Circulo Cubano un salu-
do cordialisimo y van tambien
mis- mejores anhelos porque es-
tas elecciones Sc verifiquen en-
un ambiente armonico, para ma
yor gloria del Cfrculo Cubano.
Respetuosamente,
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

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