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The Washington times., 1932-12-08
ADVERTISED
NEW ERA DEVELOPING
/ LEADERS OF FUTURE
FaUOrites of years to come being
decided by values offered today

We're entering a new era Of FIVE
cent cigars. Naturally, out Of the
welter of nickel cigars being Offered
today, one is going to take the lead
and be the biggest seller. That will
be the Girard cigar. There is no
doubt about it! For Girard is the
fastest-growing cigar in America :
Girard was a ten-cent cigar. As
such, it sold by the millions. In fact,
the tremendous sales and lower to-
bacco-costs enabled us to bring the
price down to a nickel. It's still g
cool, mild Girard-blended Of tobac-
cos from three countries-Ond ~
never gets on your nerves"
Make up your mind to follow tbs
new leader. Your first puff Of =
Girard will tell you why 1t is be-
coming the leader. For you've never
had such cool, mellow, fragrant
smoke trickle across your tongue
for a nickel! Not only that-you II
be better off financially and physi'
cally. More money = less nerves
Try your firSt Girsrd today.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
FiUe-Ye0r Contract
Signed bu Jones

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8.-Coach
Howard Jones, of the defending
national football champions,
University of Southern Cali.
tornla, today has signed a new
flve-year contract.
His present fiVe-year contract
does not expire until next year.
put 1t was cancelled for the new
document.
In eight years Jones' Trojan
Teams have won 70 games, lost
TO- and tied two, for an aver.
age OF .878. His team has won
its last 18 games. National
Jules came here in 1928 and
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
GreenIenf Leading.
In Cue Tournament

NEW YORK, Dec. g. Ralph
Greenleaf, defending champion,
topped the pockt billiards cham
pionship with two victories. Max
ing a high run of Ct, Greenleaf
defeated Walter Franklin of Kan
sas City, 125 to SO, in nine in
nings last night. In today's
matches Franklin plays Pasquale
Natalie; James Caras meets James
Mills and Erwin Rudolph takes
on George Kelly. Standings:
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
Wrestling Results

At New York-Jin McMillen,
Chicago, threw Herman Hickman,
Tennessee. Joe Stecher former
champion, drew with Gino Carl
baldi, Italy. Joe Savoldi, former
Notre Dame football player,
tossed Jack 'ZarnoS.
At Philadelphia Joe Malcewicz
threw Roland Kirchmeyer with
backdrop in 20 minutes and
40 seconds. Sander SZabo Wres-
tied to a draw in 80 minutes with
Stanley Pinto, Jack Sherry threw
Ivan zaharoff with an airplane
whirl and body press IN 13 min.
utes and 9 seconds.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
BIG EIGHT May FOL 0N SPLI IN SOUTHERN CONFER
SPORTS
BOWie Race Days
Welcome to Fans
OpenS Six Weeks Later
Many Names Miller
Vote of Confidence
Retains N. d. System
-Bv KIRK MILLER

wards its coaches do the rank and file of universities
who let coach of losing team either at the end OF
disastrous in the midst of one! =
Rip Miller, ruddyfaced mentor of the Midshipmen is
paid high tribute by the naval authorities by being re-
named for 1888 despite the record of the Navy
eleven this True as some people gauge football
success two games won two tied and lost nothing at
The Washington times., 1932-12-08

Under" are also on the bill.
Savoldi has a raft of Notre Dame
admirers here and these, no
doubt, will form a cheering sec
ton. They might be tempted to
sing Notre Danes Victory
March" if Joe triumphs.
Two veterans, Joe Stecher and
Renato Gardini, are also matched.
Stecher was a champion IL years
ago, but has fast learned the
newer style. Gardini attempts to
out talk all opponents, probably
due to. that quaint old Italian
custom of Cabling. A real strug-
gle should ensue when Ernie
Dusek and Joe Cox in the semi
final, which will be limited to As
minutes. The first tilt at $3.50
o'clock will find Frank Brunowicz
and George Mcleod Suuaring off;
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
Suburban SOccerists
Lose to HGQerStOIUTl

Takoma-Silver Spring High
School lost a soccer game to the
Bruce High eleven, of Hagerstown,
Md, 7 to 0, yesterday. The Bruce
team eliminated Takoma-Silver
Spring from the State champion
ship race by triumphing.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
Good Looks Won't Win Mat
Match for Judson

Good looks count heavily with fair hearts, but Frank Jud
must depend upon something substantial he ex
poets to defeat Jim Mcmillan feature wrestling mattel
at the Washington Auditorium tonight.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
Pro Boxers Face
Trouble in Court

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Profes.
slonal boxers participating in
amateur" bootleg shows in New
York will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law hereafter
by District Attorney T. C. T.
Grains office, it was learned to-
day.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08

WuACu w PO4AlI Will PAAUS'
But games won and lost and
tied do not constitute the full
total of a season on the grid
iron, according to the Navy
code, and one can't help admir-.
ing their idea of the matter,
down there on the Severn.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
KENWOOD FIVE SCORES

Kenwood A. C. defeated the
United States Army Headquarters
five last night by score of "a to
20. The game was a thriller and
was close throughout.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
East-West Series Is Planned
For Minor Leagues

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec, g. = Puckng the first fruit Of
baeba revolution the American Association
ona League today expected to schedule 1888 little world
series between teams which they will declare pennant
although they actually finish low fifth in the
ctan
Evening star., 1932-05-31
CONTINUE COUNCIL RELATIONS.
Fundamentalist Fight At Denver As
sembly Fails.
By the Associated Press.


sembly Fails.
By the Associated Press
DENVER, May 3l.-A fundamentalist
flare-up at the 144th General Assembly
OF the Presbyterian Church in the
United States, was quickly Squelched is
the commissioners Overwhelmingly voted
to continue the present relationship be-
tween the church and the Federal
Counil of Churches of Christ.
A vigorous but futile effort for the
severance of relations with the Federal
Council was led by Rev. H. Meal
lister Grifiths of Philadelphia, who as
serted:
The Federal Council has compro-
missed us doctrinely, politically and so
far as good morals are concerned. We
must remain by the great reform faith
or go down the long road of modernism
and religious liberalism which leads to
agnosticism."
Supporting GrifithS was Rev. Edwin
j. Reinke. of West Grove. Pa. who de-
Clared. I'VE can't quite trust the leader
ship Of the Federal Council"
He referred to a statement approving
birth control which was issued last year
by a subdivision Of the Federal Council
and then made a direct appeal for sew
erance Of relations to the Scotch elders.
who came to this country with a Bible
under one arm and cradle under the
other. holding sacred the institution of
holy matrimony"
Opposed by Leaders.
Leaders in the councils of the church
Robert Z. Speer of New York, former
1ayman moderator: Rev. Asa J. Ferry of
Chicago, Rev. Mark A. Matthews Of
Nd NJ ~
any change In the relationship with the
Federal Council, thereby assuring the
defeat Of Grifhths proposal
A proposal to instruct the Committee
on Church Cooperation and Union in
its negotiations toward organic union
with the United Presbyterian Church in
North America was made by Griff1ths.
He asked that the confession of faith
Of the Presbyterian Church in the
United States of America and other
fundamental doctrines as set forth in
tire Old and New Testaments be insisted
upon.
DR.. J. Ross Stevenson. president of
Princeton Theological Seminary and
chairman of the Cooperation and
Union Committee told the commission
ers that the question of union was not
yet before them, since all differences
could not be cleared before 1885, pend
ing meetings of the United Presby-
terians.
No Contests.
The commissioners appeared inclined
10 approve plans Of union thus far
worked out.
There being no contests for three Of
fces in the Permanent Judicial Com
mission. the supreme judicial court of
the church, the election OF the following
nen today was formality:
Judge Clifford L. Hilton, ST. Paul.
associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Of Minnesota, as moderator; Rev. Will
liam P. Lampe, St. Louis, vice mod
orator, and w. Hall Harris, jr., Balti-
more, clerk.
Evening star., 1932-05-31

farms in 1880 was about 10000 900
acres: in 1881 the total was 1873 900 900,
or nearly 60 per cent of the total sown
area OF the country. This year the
collective farms are scheduled to plant
670000J0 acres, or three-fourths of
the total SoWings.
There are three main types of COL
lective farms: Peasant associations,
artelS and cOmmunes
In the peasant association, the most
primitive type and now for the most
part replaced by the artel, the land Is
cultivated jointly, but the horses. cattle
and implements remain the individual
property of the members
In the artel, which is the predomi-
nant type at present, the basic means
of production ina hinery, tools,
horses become joint property. The in
dividual members, however, retain their
Evening star., 1932-05-31

own houses and gardens and also what
ever milch cows. pigs, sheep and pOul-
try they already possess.
Only in case the artel decides to
specialize in some branch Of COM
mercial live stock farming do the men,
berS contribute a portion of their live
stock to the collective herd.
Only in the commune are all means
Of production socialized the only MI
cleS remaining individual property
being articles Of personal use.
Machinery Brings Gains.
Most of the gains in production and
yield have been gained by use Of
machinery and advanced agronomical
technic. For example, the average
yield of the principal grain crops on
State farms exceeded that on individual
farms by 24.6 per cent in 1881. In the
Evening star., 1932-05-31

less rigidly socialized farms, principally
artels, the average yield exceeded indi-
vidual farm yields by 43 per cent
Machine and tractor stations, which
furnish machinery and give agronomi-
cal advice. increased from l58 in 1880
to 400 in 1881. BY the end of this
year their number is expected to in
crease to 300. with tractor force of
1860 900 horsepower, and they are
scheduled to SOW as per cent of the
total collective sown area.
Similarly, collective herds Of live
stock have been built up from 360O.-
900 in 1880 to II, 10000 in 1881 At
the same time that the development Of
collectivized herds is being pushed. the
breeding of live stock by individual
members of the collectives is being
aided, such stock, even though pri-
Evening star., 1932-05-31
100000 THEATER LOST

WASHINGTON, Pa, May 81 CP).-
The State Theater, Washington's finest
motion picture house. was destroyed by
fire Of unknown origin early today
Damage was estimated by M. NJ. Wear
the manager, at 100000.
Firemen Of Washington and Con-
nellsville fought the flames for several
hours. Fire walls kept the blaze from
spreading to nearby structures in the
heart of the business district
The theater was owned by Warner
RrOS
Evening star., 1932-05-31
Stampede From Fire
In Church Is Halted
By Lone Policeman

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 31.-A DOM
mating policeman halted a
stampede for the exits when fire
started in a church basement
yesterday while 200 women and
children were watching a religious
film.
Several children leaped to their
feet and shouted Fire" when the
picture stopped and smoke began
curling out from the operators
booth in the Church of the Most
Precious Blood.
Policeman Jacob Balkin. stand
ing at the rear. issued commands
SO effectively that the basement
was emptied In orderly fashion
while the blaze was being extin-
guished with chemicals.
Evening star., 1932-05-31

vately owned, being exempt from tax
alton
Evening star., 1932-05-31
EDGE MAY CHAMPION
VETS AT CONVENTION
Ambassador to France Sailing for
Home and Republican
Caucus Seat.
8y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, May 31.-The American
colony in Paris expects Ambassador
Walter E. Edge. who is sailing for home
tomorrow to be gone about two months,
to take an affirmative stand at the Re-
publican convention in Chicago on any
plank looking toward the abolition Of
prohibition.
1t was recalled today that Mr. Edge
was a conspicuous wet on the floor of
the Senate He will be a delegate at
large at Chicago from New Jersey.
Gen. John j. Pershing, who made an
anti-prohibition speech recently at the
American Club has received numerous
cables about it from home
Evening star., 1932-05-31
THREE FEARED KILLED
Bodies Hunted After Plane Crashes
Into River in Oregon.

PORTLAND, Greg, May 81. (P).
Dyck Gleason, United Air Lines pilot,
and two woman passengers were be-
lieyed to have drowned when Gleason S
plane crashed in the Willamette River
near Swan Island airport here yester-
day.
Harbor patrol boats searched the vi
cinity. Those near the air field said the
plane broke into flames and plunged
into the river. The plane was en- route
to Pasco, Wash.
Evening star., 1932-05-31
RUSSIA INCREASES
S0C|AL|zED FARMS
More Than Three.Fifths of
Households Reported
C0IIeCtivized.
BY the Associated d Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 3l-More than
three-fifths Of all the farm households
in Soviet Russia are now members of
collectiviZed farms, Amtorg, official
trading group of the Soviet Union in
the United States, has reported in its
economic review
This reorganization Of Russian agri-
culture has been accomplished almost
entirely since the latter part OF 1928,
when only "a per cent of all farm
households had become members of the
socialiZed organizations.
The total area shown by collective
Evening star., 1932-05-31
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Evening star., 1932-05-31
COUNCIL REJECTED
BYPRESBYTER|ANS
Church Remains Out of Or
sanitation Because of Birth
Control Policy.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
MONTREAL. N. c., May 31-Having
voted against reaffliation with the Fed
eral Council of Churches of Christ in
America because one of its committees
advocated dissemination of birth-control
information. the Seventy-second Gen.
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States today
neared its close. possibly tonight.
After an extended and at times acri-
monious debate, the assembly voted,
1913 to 68, against a proposal to recon-
slider its 1881 action in withdrawing
from the council
Another matter which provoked con-
siderable discussion was settled when
the commissioners voted to continue the
Committee on Federal Union. leaving
the way open for either complete mer-
ger with other Presbyterian and Re-
formed Churches in the country or a
federal union Of general assemblies
which would not interfere with indi-
vidual assembly autonomy.
CONTVNTIE CnU-NrUU DCU ArvnN,c
Evening star., 1932-05-31
ECKENER WINS SUIT
Graf Zeppelin's Commander Libel
ed by Fascist Editor.

STUTTGART. Germany. May 81 Up
DIR. Hugo Eckener commander Of the
dirigible Graf Zeppelin, yesterday Won
libel suit against Fascist editor who
printed satiric poem about him in
the NaZi Magazine Of Munich.
Il am interested primarily in ascer-
tanning if in these times Of political
rawneSS such insults can be made with
impunity," DR.. Eckener explained.
The editor was fined 100 marks (cur-
rently about S236O)
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
FL ANIADOR
PENDAS A~GRADECIDO A
SUS AMIGOS Y AL PUE-
BIO LATINO

FL aviador Jesus Fernandez
Pendas, que ACADIA de ser etecto
condestable del distrito Mum. 3,
por considerable mayoria, nos
esicarga demos las mas ~sinceras
y calurosas gracias a sus ami
Cos, que le ayudaron en- el dia
de la batalla comicial, y tam
bi6n a TODD 81 pueblo latino.
Fernandez Pendas dice que
q sabe agradecer los favores
hcchOs en- honor de su candida
tura y que servira al pueblo que
10 eligiera, con fidelidad y hon
radcz.
Una cosa desea hacer conStar
y cs que sin dinero sac6 un gran
ndmero de votos, grAcias a la
y %sinceros esfuerzos de
los ciudadanos que lucharon por
su candidatura, sabiendo no
iban "A ser monetariamente re-
oompensados,
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
ILFGA A go Ell NUMERO
DE SUICIDES

Habana, JUNO 30.-Pasa de
GO el nUmero de suicidios ano-
tados por la policia de toda la
Repdblica, en- 81 mes de junio.
Entire las ultimas victimas a
parecen Amador SuareZ, de As
amos, que inhaI6 gas en- su do
micitio de Guanabacoa, deiando
a SUI esposa y tres hijos; Alton
so Valdes, de Santa Clara, que
Sc hizo un disparo por la cabe-
"a Francisco Gonzalez, de San
Jose dc las Laias, que Sc ahorc6
.iuego dc una riha con Sill cspo-
.Sa; la Srta. Ines Nasallo Mar
.tinez, de San Jose dc los Ramos,
que muri6 quemada, y Fernan-
do Fiallo Marchan, de Union de
Reyes, an hombre de 104 amos,
que temiend0 no morirse nunca,
resolVi0 ah0rcarse.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
ELOGlADA LA
MACHAD0

Habana, JUNO 30.-Amigos y
enemigos del presidente Macha-
do elOgian la conducta de este
con motive de haber permitido
que ell Coronel Roberto MGndez
Penate, preso en- ell preside de
Isla de Pinos, viniera en- acre
plano a cOncurrir al sepelio de
.su sonora madre, que faIIeciera
EN- su residencia del Vedado, a
la edad de SO amos.
Machado permiti6 que Mtn-
dez Penate, sin restriction al
'guna, concurriera al cntierro
no siendo acompanado por de
tective nj por vigilantes dc uni
Mendez Peiate ha vuelto va
a la prisi6n, donde tambiGn Sc
.encuentra ell Coroner Mendieta.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
DOMINICAL PA.
RIA LOS P~ERIODISTAS

Habana, JUNO 30.-Ha pasa-
do "A estudio del senado la ley a
probada en- la Camara disponien
do ell descanso dominica para
los periodistas.
Este significa que ell lunes
por la manana solo habra un pc
ri6dico de cuatro paginas, que
no debera llevar anuncios nj no.
ticias de defunciones.
Los periodistas simpatizan
con ell proyecto por cuanto has
ia ahora Sc veian obliPados a
TRAFALGAR todos los dias de la Sc
mana
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
SOCIALES

Srta. Mary Giorgianni con ell
atento j6ven Mario Garcia.
Como padrinos de la boda fir
maron ell acta matrimonial, los
distinguidos esposos DR.. A. A.
Gonzalez.
En- las personals que concu-
rrieron a la ceremonial religiosa
Y mas tarde a la Residential de
los padres de la linda desposa-
da, recOrdamos a las Srtas. Hay
dee Garcia, Teresa y Rosa Gior-
'gianni, Adela Y Ana Cacciatore
Rosa Tamborelo, Sofia Rosell6,
Maria Lobo, Hortensia Rivero,
Ana Y Mary SorianO, Aida Ar
disana Y Flor Suarez; a los es
poses Pedro Giorgianni, Ma
nuel Garcia, Mariana Georgian
nj, Tony de AMIGO Tony Gior-
giani, Ernesto Garcia, Joe Gao
ciatore, Tony Luppi, Cjpriano
Mendez, Y las Sras. Teresa Pu-
lara, Lily Tuset, Angela Her
nandez, Lucia y Maria Rivero.
La feliz pareja actualmente
Sc encuentra en- Miami, disfru-
tando de su luna de miel.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
LA DELEGATION GUIANA
A LA A
ZUCARERA DE PARIS

Habana, JUNO 30.-Embar-
cara 81 Sabado hacia los Esta-
dos Unidos, de donde Seguira
viaie { Paris, Ia comisi6n de-
signada para representa- a Gu
ba en- la Conferencia del lnsti-
tuto International Azucarero.
Uno de los delegados, el ST..
Garcia Beltran, va Sc ~encuentra
en- canine de Europa, Y los O.
tros, los Sres. DR.. Arturo Ma
mas, jose Gomez Mena y Jose
NJ. Casanova, embarcaran ell sa-
bado.
FL p~reSidente Machado dara
a la publicidad un decreto, Sc
gun Sc dice. hacienda obligato-
ria una conjunction de intereSes
que representa- 500, 900 tonela-
das de azicar.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

VI A'ohSo ton'aoo'
Aht'hio M"rllnez lor'oSa'
De pfopone IA n"'Va eo"'p"-
ma Segoh II" heeho Saoef, 0"'
tFao"J' d "uIiioS Iort'oofeS
que sc eitt"eh'fah con t"9 ORA
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
CONSEJO DE GUERRA A UN
TENIENTE CORONEL

Madrid, JUNO 30.-Se esta
instruyendo causa y Sc juzgara
en- consejo de guerra al tenien-
Re coronel Julio Mangada, que
en- una OCCASION lanzara insul-
tos contra ell regimen de Primo
de Rivera, y que ahora, hace po-
cos dias, insult6 al sub-secreta-
rio de la guerra, general Coded.
Mangada Sc arranco los gallo
mes y Sc nego a entregar ell man
do de un regimiento, teniendo
que ser arrestado.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
La function de esta mOche

La function de estd nOche
En- ell teatro Royal de West
Tampa Y a beneficio de la EMU
SHASTA Juventud Hispana, del
Centre Espanol.
Sc representara la divertida
comedia "Los Pantalones', in
terpretada por la actriz Sra.
Pillar Ramirez, y las gentiles
Srtas. Lizzie Noriega, Clarita
Cigarran Y Josefina Maseda.
En- ell reparto figuran Anto-
Mo Alvarez Y Severino Quinta-
nilla.
La variedades, por 10 finas y
originates, mereceran los aplau
sos del pdblico.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
A POSSESSION TRES
G~OBERNADORES

Madrid, JUNO 30.-Los nue.
vos gobernadores de las provin-
cias de Granada, Burgos Y San
lander, Sres. Manuel Aguilar
Rodriguez, Ernesto Vega Man
teca, Y Francisco A. Rubio Ca
llej6n, han notificado haber to-
mado possession de sus importan-
ties cargos.
Sustituyen esos ciudadanos a
tres gobernadores renunciantes.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
LOS SINDICATOS ELOGIAN
UNA MEDIA DEL GO
BIERNO

Madrid, JUNO 30,-Los sindi-
catos obreros de Badajoz Sc han
dirigido al gobierno congratu-
landolo por la MEDIA que ALI
Sc dictara, prohibiendo utilizar
maquinas s~egadoras.
Ell gobernador de esa pro-
vincia, que diera la orden, Sc
encuentra aqui Y ha conferen-
ciado co mel ministro del ira
bajo.
Los sindicatos de propietarios
tambien Sc han dirigido al go
bierno protestando por la orden
dada contra las maquinas.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

fan de Zaragoza diciendo que
son falsas las noticias aseguran
do que ell movimiento en- favor
de la autonomia Aragonesa Sc
'viene extendiendo y conquistan-
do muchos p~artidarios en- esa
provincial y en- las de Teruel y
Huesca.
Los aragoneses, segun los dia
rios de esas ipr~ovincias, estan
muy contentos con ser espano-
les y no pretenden pedir la au-
tonomfa que va han pedido Ca
taluna Y las provincias Vascas.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
Hdcia la HGbdnG

Embarcaron en la tarde de
hoy la bella Srta. Isabel Herman
DEE Y Ell j6ven Pablo Hernandez,
hermanos de nuestro amigo
Francisco Hernandez, compe-
tente empleado del semanario
La Prensa.
E1 j6ven Pablo seguira viaje
a Espana.
Tambien saIi6 para la capt.
tai Guiana Ell intelligence abo-
gado Jose Luis Avellanal.
Feliz travesia Y grata estan-
cia en- dicha ciudad deseamos a
los distinguidos viajeros.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
Ell SEPELIO DE UN MARI
NO

Madrid, JUNO 30.-Se ha We
rificado ell sepeIio del CONAN
dante del porta-aviones "Deda-
lo", Carlos Anton, que Sc suici-
dara hace pocos dfas.
Antes de que ell "Dedalo" lle-
vara a Alicante ell cadaver de
Anton, Sc habfa dicho que este
en- una caida Sc habfa fracture
do ell craneo.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
hOYAL

Este teatro ha Sido cedido
hoy para la gran function a be
neficio de la Juventud Hispana
del Centre Espanol, Subira a es-
eena la divertida comedia Los
Pantalones'.
Complete ell programa gran
n imero de variedades.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
BOda e~legante

DVUU UyWtt
Sc efectuara esta noche, a las
siete y media, en- la Parroquia
de Ybor, contrayendo matrimo-
Mo la interesante Srta. NATL
de Arias Y ell atento j6ven CAST
miro Hernandez.
Manana nos haremos eco de
la ceremonial religiosa y del as
pecto social de esta boda, de to-
das ~nuestras simpatias.
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
ESTAN SIENDO JUXGADOS
LOS QUE TRATARON DE
MATAR A MACHADO

Habana, JUNO 30.-Estan
siendo iuzgados en- el Quartet
de Dragones, actuando de fiscal
el Captain Quijano, los Sres. IL
nacio MendozaNde la Tore, Luis
Perez Mendoza, GuiIlermo Co
IRONS CanaIeio Y Mariana de la
Tore, viuda de Mendoza, a los
cuales Sc acusa de habcr c%oloca-
La gaceta., 1932-06-30
REGRiESO A QUIRO-
GA

Madrid, JUNO 30.-Luego de
una estancia de varios dfas en-
la Coruna, ha regresado a esta
capital ell ministro de la gober-
naci6n, Sr. Casares Quiroga.
Ell ministro c0nferenciara
hoy con el nuevo director de pri-
stones v probablemente seran
reabiertos algunos penales que
habia clausurado la Srta. Vic
tOria Kent.