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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
(Continued.)
EHOS. ]. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ONE
STORY ROW BRICK STORE KNOWN
As l7ls WISCONSIN AVENUE NORTH
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust, dated
Suly 80, 1928, being instrument No. 54, re-
corded August /, 1928, among the land
records of the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will SELL at PUBLIC suc-
ton n trent of the premises @ on rp rEIpRRYY AZ
A. D. 1882, AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following-described land and prem;
ises, situate in the District of Columbia, ana
desisnated and being lot % in Aileen M
Callahan's subdivision of lot "a in square
2i54, as per plat recorded in Liber SO; at
folio 108 In the surveyors cfhce OF the DIS
trict Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: All cash, deposit Of
$500. 90 will be required at time OF sale: All
conveyancing, recording, etc, at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from day OF sale. other-
the property at the risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser, after five days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper pubnsheo
:" HERBERT T. SHANNON,
MORTON J. LUCHS,
fes.1o.1216l3 Trustees.
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n; I 80 !
4 JESSE THEATER I'.a g.. = 4. T.
81 II. C. A. Photophone.
Il DOLORES COSTELLO and Wax
n WILLIAMS in EXPENSIVE WON
n Comedy. Cartoon. Song.
1 SYLVAN Il jhArs 4 F. okdNf4 1 sHf y =
i JOAN B LOND e L in big
I CRAZY" Comedy. Cartoon.
4 STANTON rIGss. Sss nSS Sound e fsa; EauiS|
INA CLAIRE in "REBOUNu
JVpIC GAITHERsBURG. NIDl
lykIL LAWRENCE TIBBEI
Al CUBAN LOVE SONG" on tn. 81
Fran Trappe and Paul Keough N
II city act.
5FAIRIAWN ,b.sN ANAqosTIAA; % 8 yA;7 2 a
THE MAD GENIUS"
Warner Bros.
AMBASSADOR col. as'F Rd I'd \
EDWARD G. ROBINSON, HATCH
MAN"
APOLLO 's' a St NE,
SIDNEY FOX & PAUL LUSA
STRICTLY DISHONORABLE
Warner Bros
AVALON Me%inie7 Sfhni Aysi ST.. 'ni D
SIDNEY FOX N PAUL LURd
STRICTLY DISHONORABLE.
Warner Bros
AVENUE GRAND ave-. Sas 81 8.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. JR.. & I'd
CHIC SALE COMEDY.
CENTRAL 9th St. Bet D and
JAMES DUNN 4 SALLY E1LLFI
DANCE TEAM
Warner Bros.
COLONY Ga Ave- 8 FArraEut q
BARBARA sTANwYcK, "FoRHII
DEN"
uOMC 1880 st. NE.
BARBARA sTANWYcK, "FoRB14
SAVOY S i'tA 3 Col nd. NV.
HARRY CAREY Ss EDWINA BOOT
TRADER HORN"
Warner Bros
TIVOLI lith 6 Park Rd' NV
BUDDY ROGERS & PEGGY sHAJ
NON "RECKLESS AGE" RIPLE
VITAPHoNE. SHORT.
Warner Bros. . on.,.. 9, y u
JOAN CRAWFORD & CLARK GAEL
POSSESSED.
CAROLINA nth BEN = n H6R.A q Ave I'd
RAMON NovARRo. Perfect So 4
ARCADE FOUR f22KxIIdKHo MSEx BKos.
MONKEY BUSINESS.
cTATC BETHESDA, MD.
SlA T. Home CT Western-Eleetric OI
EDDIE CANTOR in 'PALMY DAH
Comedy. News.
DUMBARTON ''ta rEEIs %iis0si'5 SIC 3
and DORIS KENYON in THE "A
GAIN" Comedy.
pRJNcESS iil2 II 81 aa0S SF.
KAY FRANCIS in GIRLS ana
TOWN" Cartoon and Sports Rl
GEO Silver SPRING; ;llIn.rdS MD; Ise 3
THE STAR WITNESS
rAKOMA 'tso 'Ps FsrsiSs nS''if%s' TTSas ]
LEW CODY IN
"X MARKS THE SPOT
ASHTON CLARENDON. Va
JOHN Ohm oLnEIT BIO PARADE
DTRE0rioN SIDNEY LuBT
ARCADE mArrssIaaH sfsass {"
Charles Rogsrs 10 Road 70 Rsnsl
bsut'.s 3 s'sS, 80
is'i' ,,s iss.s. e y ~ A, H. b., sp'sl
CAMEO nf nNsnh az
f'r' 10 ullssf in Ne8ils Fo,s
RICHMOND A''aasa'la, "
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IhlKlN geofNH ad6Asff bd 4
NtDAN HiMtlMs " A8A aid
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VERNON q. OWEN
fe6d&dhS. .PXSu TruStePS.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1431 Eye Street NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALLg{5AsRBLL+E vALLg{5sBL BE EEAI y
BRICK DWELLING. CONTAINING TEN
ROOMS AND TWO BATHS. KNOWN AS
20l5 NINETEENTH STREET NORTH
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust. re,
corded in Liber 6505. tolio AIS of the land
records of the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned will sell at public auction,
FEBRUARY TWENTY-FOURTH, 1882. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following -descrlb-
ed land and premises. situate IN the DS,
trict of Columbia, and being lot numbered
twenty-four (24l in Lidie IEllicott,S Subdi-
vision OF part of block numbered three 90
''Washington Heights" as per plat recorded
in County Book IL at page 1S9 in the ONCE
of the surveyor for the District OF Columbia,
upon the following terms.
Terms of sale: Purchaser to pay one
balance in two instalments in one and two
years respectively. with interest at the Tate
of 61a9o per annum. and secured by deed
of trust the property sold, or all caSn at
the option of the purchaser taxes PAID or
adjusted to the date of sale; purchaser TO
pay interest on purchase price from date OF
sale; purchaser to pay interest on purchaSe
price from date of sale to date OF settle
ment at 61aGo per annum; all conveyanclng,
recording, etc. at the cost of the purch Sc,
be required at the time of sale and settle
ment to be within thirty 900 days of the
date of sale or deposit forfeited and the
property resold at the cost and risk OF the
defaulting purchaser after five t5) days
previous advertisement of such resale III IN
L. " ]. WRILEY JACOBS,
SURVIVING Trustee.
fe12.d&ds,exSu&hol 925 18th St. NV.
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THOS. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS,
l43l Eye Street NV.

BY ALFRED H. LAWSON,
fe15.d&dseXSu&hol Vice President.
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iklth p 1hphe
sfe NatlehRl Raeinef anr
IIuAi NIfNWAnAs
lels "a aa.s kasa &hal Trustees.
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Miss Ellen Waller

AODlRN HAil h0DN a sfAGl DAsttsu
Private lessons hf appointment Rns bout
Tiaas in bail fuuiu HanflHF ~ Hfs q
s,sais tsis tl,a " SW lei sdams iiEa.
Nn nfAffoRn 70 MntHtOA
sssdle. ii4l Cess. Ave. fhsns Nsssk -
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PROF AND MRS. AcHER iia7 10th street
nv Glass and dance with orchestra ever,
Monday and Friday = 20 ~ 70 m, Private
lessons by appointment. Mtt also. Est lNuu
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WALTER NJ BASTiAN.
felo. Trustees
THOs. J, OWEN K son, AQCTIONEERS
1881 Eye Street NV.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23

old papers for sale s ra. Gateway Offoa
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23
.H|GH VELOCITY WIND CAUSES CONSIDERABLE
 DAMAGE ANCHORAGE

An unprecedented north wind, which swept this area for more than 100 hours, reached tss highest velocity of approximately 30 miles at Anchorage last Saturday, ac- cording to telephone inquiry made by The Gateway A considerable amount of damage was done, the report said, when roofs were strip ped, store fronts Il d windows stove in, many newly erected tel egraph poles, chimneys and aerialS, including two it was said, of the newly installed Signal Corps.
 It was practically impossible to walk against the Anchorage wind which also was piercingly cold.
 The buildings which lost either all or a portion of their heavy pap CT or composition cover roofing, were said to be the Empress Thea ter, the Anchorage Hotel, Parsons Hotel, a small part of the Shon- beck Building roof, large part Of the new school building roofing and many homes. StorefrontS damaged were given as Gordon'S and Reeds.
 A check up was underway Sat urday to ascertain the approxi- mate amount of the total loss. Facing the unexpected youn hurricane, were three planes, pill oted by Barnhill, Dorbandt and Neiminen, all returning from In terior points. All made perfect landings.
 SUNDAY report-Many windows throughout the residential sections were shattered by the force of the gale, power lines were broken down and Saturday night the streets were in darkness, and traffic was practically halted owing to great snow drifts
 Another report was to the ef- feet the roofing from one of the railroad shops was almost com pletely stripped.
 First reports from a survey Of the total damage placed it in the neighborhood of $l0,000 to s20,000.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23
ALASKA TRADE AT LOW
 FIGURE IN PAST MONTH

Alaska'S outgoing commerce hit low mark in January when all commodities shipped fro mthe Ter ritory to the States had 3 declared value of but $649,517 according to the monthly statement of com merce received in the last mail from Juneau and issued by the Collector of Customs, J O. Mo Bride.
 This is said to be about 5O per cent of the total for the same month last year.
 Gold was the leader for tn 2 month, with $3O6,684 Canned sal mon was the only other commodi- ty to reach the six-figure mark with $1O0,164.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23
CONFERENCE ON ALASKA FARM STATIONS WAS
 ID BE HELD IN JUNEAU

When Colonel o. F. OhlSon. gen. eral manager of the Alaska Rail- road, passed through Juneau re- gently he was to confer with Ju- neau officials relative to methods of preserving the Matanuska agri- cultural experiment station for the present.
 Colonel Ohlson was to discuss the situation with Governor George A. Parks, c. H. Flory, commissioner for the Department of Agriculture, and Dr. H. w Alberts, director of the Alaska Agricultural Experi- mental Station Service.
 It was the hope of the officials that some means could be adopted whereby the Matanuska plant, equipment and stock could be kept intact and some of the more inn portant work continued, reports the Juneau Empire.
 Funds for the continued opera tion of the stations were not in cluded in the Federal budget esti- mates and Congress decliued to put them in the Agricultural sup ply bill unless they were first ap- proved by the Secretary of Agri- culture and the Bureau of Budget.
 Colonel Ohlson suggested tenta- lively that the Matanuska station be temporarily transferred to the railroad administration, but it was not formally adopted.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23
sOLONs SORRY FARM
 STATIONS GET NO MONEY

In letters to M s. Whittier, eX- ecutive secretary of the Alaska Climber of Commerce, Senator F. c. Walcott, Republican of Con- necticut, and Senator J. B. Ken drick, Democrat of wyoming, ex- press regret that the agricultural appropriations bill made no provi- sion for maintenance of agricul- tural stations in Alaska, but neith- CT of the members of the upper branch of Congress entertain much hopes that anything can now be done to keep the stations in opera tion, says the Juneau Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23
p0RT OF MISSING MEN

HARRINGTON, Alfred E. Dis appeared. Born August 2, 1893, served in World War as Private, 9th Co., 161 D. B. Enlisted May g, 1918, at Joliet, H.; discharged at Camp Grant June 26, 1919 Return ed to Joliet after discharge, where he remained short time and disap- peared. Any information will be ap- preciated by T. Q. Kraabel, Veter- ans Service Comm, Fargo, N. D.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23
BIG PACK REDUCTION

A heavy reduction in fishries operations in Southeast Alaska is contemplated in 1882, according to Capt. M. J. O'Connor, Asst. Agent of the U. s. Bureau of F'iSherisS. in a statement in the Juneau Empire. A 5000, ,0OO- case holdover of pink salmon is the major factor in the cut.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23
INTERESTED IN REINDEER

The Indian Rights Association of Philadelphia, which has to it's ere dit 43 years of active and non partisan work for Indian civiliza- tion and citizenship, has become interested in the reindeer industry of Alaska. Through it's Washing to representative, s. M. Brosius, Delegate WickerSham has De n given information
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23

Airplane Pilot Art Woodley, bro- ther of the late Father WOodley, returned last week to Fairbanks from Nome, reports the Miner. He is flying the Catholic mission plane.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23

The Cordova Chamber of Com merce is solidly behind Cordoya fishermen when 1t added it's pro- test to that of the fishermen as
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23
CALL FOR BIDS TO FURNISH TIES

CALL FOR BIDS TO FURNISH TIES
 Sealed bids will be received by The Alaska Railroad up to 200 P. M. on the Third Mon. day in each month, for furnishing Standard Mountain Henlock Cross Ties in lots of 10000 or less. Specifications and other particulars may be obtained from D. ". Metzdorf Gen eral Storekeeper. Anchorage, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23

against Regulation No. 2, covering the Copper River area. reports the Times
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23

Quartz and placer location notices at the Gateway office.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-02-23

Forty-nine tons of local cargo is aboard the SS Admiral Evans.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
CLARENCE BARROW IRA
A HAWAI-

Chicago, Mario 15.-Una
veZ mas Clarence barrow ha
salido de su retro para con-
vertirSe en- el abogado de la
defensa. Esta vez es la causa
pOr aseSinato seguida en- Homo
lulu a la Sra. Fertescue y Ell
teniente Massie.
Ell microbes por la noche,
acompanado por la Sra. Oar
row, ell notable abogado sal
dra de su casa en- Chicago con
rumbo a San Francisco, donde
embarcara para Hawai- ell dia
10 de Mario. ALI dirigira la
defensa de la Sra. Grace For
teScue y SUI yerno ell teniente
Thomas Massie, que dieron
muerte a un native por sospe-
chas de que este hubiera vio-
lado a la hija de la primera y
esposa del segundo.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Los LA FO-
LLETTE HABLARON AVER
POR LA RADIO

Washington, Mario l5.-Los
hermanos Roberto y Phillips
LaFollette, senador federal ell
primero y gobernador de Wis
consin ell segundo, pronunciation
aver discursos por la Radio eX-
poniendo sus planes progresis-
tas para atacar los males que
afectan a America.
Ell senador habl6 en- favor de
su proyecto de ley destinando
$500, 600, 900 a obras pdblicas
y estimular los negocios, y su
nermano sehal6 la necesidad de
que Sc modernice la maquinaria
de gobierno, refiriendose a la
labor que 81 viene realizando en-
Wisconsin.
Isl queremos estimular al en-
fermo de modo que rapidamen-
tie recobre sus energfas-dijo ell
senador-debemos crear ell po-
der de compra en- las manos del
pueblo.
Ell gobernador La Toilette di-
jo:-"Hemos perdido la "confian
"a en- los leaders porque 6stos Sc
han desorientado y perdido ell
canine. Actualmente una pc
queha parte de nuestra pobla-
ci6n tiene complete libertad eco
monica para hacer 10 que lie pla-
ce, pero la mayoria de nosotros
no tenemOs esa seguridad. A me-
nos que nuestra generation cree
algdn dominic econ6mico, algu-
ma razOnabie restriction, habre-
mos perdido la oportunidad y
desatendido 10 que demanda la
6poca."
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
EN- FAVOR DE LA LIBER.
TAD DE LA PRENSA

Madrid, Mario 15.-Sobre la
libertad de la prensa, que deman
da la Liga recientemente consti-
tuida EN- esta ciudad, conferen-
ciaran en- la presente semana el
primer ministro Azaha y ell mi
nistro de la gobernaci6n.
La Liga de periodistas pide
que Sc levante la suspension
contra los peri6dicos "El Mundo
Obrero' y "El Debate, y afr
que no tiene caracter poll
tico alguno, sino que luchara
por la libertad de la prensa, de-
recho que debe reconocerse de
por igual a reaccionarios y de-
m6cratas, sindicalistas y comu-
nistas.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Sc HA DADO M A
TROTZKY PARA TRASLA-
DARSE A C~HECOESLOVA-
QUA

Estambul, Turquia, Mario ID
Para que atienda a su salud
sc lie ha concedido I'm permiso
de tres meses, que pasara en- Che
coeslovaquia, a Leon TrotZky,
desterrado iefe bolshevique v a.
migo intimo que fuera de Nico-
las Lenin. Els la primera vez
que Sc lie permite salir del terri
torio turco en- los tres amos de
destierro y aun ahora ell gobier-
no de Checoeslovaquia ha de-
mandado y el de Turquia reque-
rido, que la Sra. Trotzky debe
permanecer aqui como una pa
rantla del retorno de SD marido.
Trotzky no tiene pasaporte por
cuant0 va no ostenta la ciudada-
MIA rusa, pero viajara con detec-
tlves turc0s y un pasaporte es-
pecial que Sc lie ~concedera. Guam
do regrese debera obtener la fir
ma del consulate turco en- ell
pals donde pasara la temporada
de tres meses.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

Habana, Mario 15.-Los fa-
bricantes de tabaco han reco-
brado su libertad de acci6n er
la huelga declarada por los o.
breros de la industrial tabacale-
. IA y dicen que estan dispuestos
a abrir sus puertas 81 los traba-
jadores aceptan la rebaja de sa-
Ilarios por ellos ~recomendada.
Los manufacturers aseguran
cue no es cierto cue ellos hayan
cerrado las fabricas, por cuanto
los tabaqueros Sc levantaron en-
huelga antes de que sc cumplie-
ra Ell plazo concedido para que
admitieran o no la rebaja de jor-
males.
Los obreros mantienen su ac-
titud contraria a la rebaja y ca
81 todos los dias publican peque-
nos manifiestos dando cuenta
del estado de la huelga y de la
cooperation que les vienen pres.
tando otras organizaciones de
trabaiadores y diferentes ele
mentos sociales.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
ADHESTONES EN- FAVOR
DE LA C~ANDIDATURA DE
MONTORO

Habana, Mario 15.-El DR..
Rafael Montoro, que fuera Sc,
cretario de la presidential duran
te el gobierno del general Memo
cal, ha recibido gran numero de
adhesiones con motive de haber
anunciado varios de sus amigos
que lie presentaran candidate a
la nomination del partido con-
servador.
Montoro ha dicho que acepta-
"a la presidencia de csc parti-
do, 81 este sirve para unir a to-
dos los que a el pertenecen.
Cuenta ell ilustre ciudadano
con ell apoyo del general Memo
cal y dicese Que tambien lie secun
da ell senador Wifredo Fernan-
DEE.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

Nos ofrecen honradas cleo
clones primarias para JUNO.
Hizo aver ell ofrecimiento'
esperanto que los comisiona
dos del condado cooperan con
el, ell Sr. Wilder, presidente
del comite executive del parti
do Democratico.
Mr.. Wilder seleccionaria un
grupo de ocho o diez promi-
nentes ciudadanos para que 6s-
tos, a su vez, escogieran, en- ca
da distrito, ocho o diez honra-
dos ciudadanos y de estos los
comisionados seleccionaran a
los secretaries de los colegios
y los inspectores.
Tn triple proceso de selec-
ci6n que Ell cree nos daria e.
lecciones estrictamente hon
radas.
iCuantos hombres honra-
dos de los que Sc escogieran
deiarfan de serlo para admi-
tir honradas promesas o "bo-
nitos" cheques?
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

Ocurri6 ell aocidente cuando
verificaban un vuelo de prat-
lea para familiarizarse con Ia
futa. Los photos de la Union
han volado la ruta centenares
de wees y nunca habian des-
trozado Ell moline.
w. f. Bliss, administrator
de la compania, que ha orde-
nado Sc use a criminales para
combatir a la Union, atribuye
ell accidente no a los photos 81
no al agricultor dueno del mo-
limo.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
IVY LEE PUBLICARA UN
ILIBRO SOBRE LAS DEUDAS
GUERRA

New York, Mario 15.-Ivy
Lee, 81 artista de publicidad que
conqt ist6 'su sobrenombre de
Poison" Ivy defendiendo q
JohHeD. Rockefeller, Jr., de alta
ques que Sc lie hicieran despues
de varios crimenes que marca-
ron ell dominic industrial del
multimillonario, snuncia que va
a escribir un "pequeno libro"
sobre la question de Has deudas
de guerra. FL va a dar los dos la
dos de la cuesti6n-dice-pero
Sc ha olvidado decir quien ha
'omprado ahora sus servicios.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
~COMENTADA UNA OPINION
DE DON DE
LOS RIOS

Madrid, Mario 15.-LOs pc
ri6dicos han comentado una OPT
MON de Don Fernando de los
Rios, quien la semana pasada
diiera ante ell Club Americana
que los trusts en- los Estados Uni
dos han llegado a ser mas fuer-
ties que la Ley Y que las corpora
clones han modificado la estruc-
ftura del pals.
Segdn el ministro de instruc-
ci6n pdblica, sEspaha tiende a
crear un nuevo tipo de organi-
zaci6n social a base de indivi-
dualismo Y de cooperation.
Los peri6dicos comunistas di-
cen que ell nuevo tipo que Espa-
ha necesita es ell del Soviet de
Moscu y no el mencionado por ell
ministro socialista.
Algunos de los diarios EXPIRE
san ell criterio de que De los Rios
ha interpretado bien la situaci6n
economical de Estados Unidos Y
que ese pals debe modificar su
andamiaje social y ~econ6mico
para hacer frente a las necesida-
des de la 6poca.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
NADIA OFFICIAL SOBRE LA
VISTA DEL P~RESIDENTE
A MELlLLA

Madrid, Mario 15,-Nada Sc
ha dicho oficialmente en- los
circulos del gobierno sobre la vi
sta que hara a Melilla, en- ell mes
de mayo Ell presidente Alcala Ia
mora.
De esa poblaci6n de Africa
comunican que ALI Sc ha forma-
do un comit6 para organizar fies
tas en- case de que la vista Sc
verifique.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

porci6n que el gobierno espera.
Cifras dadas a la publicidad
recientemente senalan en- mas
de 10 mil ell nlmero de los rate
ros que operan, en- esta ciudad
Y sus airededores.
Ell cuerpo de seguridad sera
aumentado dentro de pocos dias
con mas de 1000 hombres, todos
los cuales deberan someterse a
I'm examen.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
GrdciGS q tOd0s

Los hijos del desaparecido sc
nor Eusebio Diaz, Juan, Luis !
Sra. Gaspar Mella quieren dark
por este medic las gracias a to
das las personals que lie demos.
traron su amistad en- las horas
de dolor, teniendo para ellos fra.
ses de consuelo.
A todas guardaran profund
reconocimiento.
Descanse en- paz ell infortun4
do ciudadano.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Ell EJERCITO NO Sc DESTI-
NARA A LA RECOGIDA DE
PERROS

Habana, Mario 15.-PGbli-
camente Sc comenta la PROPOSE
ci6n que ell pasado viernes hicie-
ra ell DR.. Matias Duque, MEM
bro de la junta supreme de sa-
nidad, comisionando al ej6rcito
para recoger Y exterminar a los
perros callejeros.
La moci6n de Duque fue derro
tada por la protesta de un capt.
tan supervisor de sandal, pero
ell pueblo sigue hacienda alegres
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

FL hogan de los esposos Alder
to y Maria PARA, RESIDENCES de
1909 10 avenida, ha sido alegra-
do co mel arribo feliz de una her
mosa nina de 8 libras que lleva-
"a por nombre Norma.
Felicitamos a los menciona-
dos esposos como tambien a nues
.tro companero, Sergio Alfonso !
esposa que sn los abuelos de di-
cha nina.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

Entire nOsOtTos

ETtbTG Us
Sc encuentra ell simpatico Y ca
balleroso joven Genaro Garcia,
uno de los duenos del "Men's
Shop, la tienda favorita y ele-
gida por nuestra juventud.
Diez dias duraron sus vaca-
clones, las que pas6 en- la bonita
ciudad de Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, en- compania de su insepa-
rable camarada, ell conocido j6-
ven Ceferino Fernandez, quien
tambien regres6.
Reciban tan distinguidos via
jeros nuestra cordial bienveni-
da.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
OTRA REBAJA DE LORNA
LES

Habana, Mario 15.-Conti-
MIA sin solucionar la huelga d.
los obreros del Central "Cuba"
propiedad del coronel Tarafa
quien rebaiara los jornales, Ii.
mitando a Is centavos ell cort'
de las 10 arrobas de cana y ell ii.
70 a 10 centavos. Tambien sc hi
ccmunicado a los colonos de esq
ingenio la rebaja de dos arroba.
de az1car por cada 10 de cana,
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
SIGUE A~CATARRADO Ell
GENERAL MACHADO

Habana, Mario, 15.-Conti-
n1a bajo los efectos de un lige-
ro catarro ell presidente de la
Repdblica, Gen. Machado.
Dentro de dos O tres dfas vol
vera a conceder audiencia, 81 asi
Sc 10 permite su medico.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Una ROche en- MOnterrey

Els ell nombre de un bale qu'
habra de ser patrocinado por 10.
senores miembros del florecien
Is del pr6ximo mes, en- los ele.
13 del pr6xximo mes, en- los ele
gantes salones del Centre Espa
mol de Ybor. Tocara la banda
"Cocoanuts" y ell primer baiIa
bic 10 ejecutara a las nueve
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Lleqard mahano

Ell correcto e inteligente j6-
ven Willie Hernandez, Presiden
tie de la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Asturiano, quien ha es-
tado dos semanas en- la capital
de la R~epublica de Cuba, en- com
pafia de sus amantes familiares.
Reciba uor anticipate, ell ca
balleroso clubman, nuestros pa
rabienes.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Las mdtjneeS del Circulo

Volveran a reanudarse desde
ell domingo entrante con 10 or
questa Broadway Collegians, EN-
pezando a las cuatro de la tarde
v terminando a las siete de la
noche.
De placemes esta la juSentud.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
RENUNCIO Ell MINISTRO
DE LA

Toxic, Mario 15.-El minis
tro de la gobernaci6n en- Ell
gabinete del primer ministro
Unakai, Tockuboro Nakasha
shi, present6 hoy la renuncia
de su importante cargo, sien-
dole aceptada,
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
HAN D~lSIMINUIDO LOS RO
BOS

Madrid, Mario 15.-Gracias
a las medidas del nuevo director
de seguridad han disminuido al
go los robos, pero no en- la pro-
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Ell dfG de San PdtriciO

Ell dfa de San Patricio
Sera celebrado por los j6ve-
mes que componen ell novel club
o. M. Y. a las ocho Y media de
la noche, en- ell salon del cafe
Boulevard, situado en- las aveni-
das de Nebraska y Palm.
Una gran orquesta 10 ameni-
zara V sera servido un esplen-
dido buffet.