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Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
BY LOUISE ROBINSON
Press Staff Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Gaiianer re-
turned from Los Angeles after be-
ing called there by the serious ILL
ness of their daughter, Miss Allora
Gallaher, who underwent an op-
Grafton. She is improving in health.
Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rob-
inson took their sons, Temple and
Harold, of troop No. 5, for the last
week at the scout camp at Cuya-
maca. They returned Monday
night after receiving word Harold
accidentally received a cut on his
face during a ball game and was
hurried to San Diego to have sew
eral stitches taken. He was left at
camp, however, and will be well
cared for.
Monday night, in celebration OF
the Fourth of July, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wooliscroft entertained a
few neighbors Merlin Wooliscroft
had a fine display of fireworks.
Guests were served with cake and
sherbet. Those present we're Mrs
Minnie Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Tracy and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Okawa and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Fluff
zawa and family.
E. G. Long, who has been work.
ing in Phoenix, returned Monday
for his wife and family and all left
early Tuesday morning for Pecos,
Ariz., where Long expects to work
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green invited sew
eral friends and neighbors to a
picnic given at the Armstrong grove
July a. Those attending were Mr..
and Mrs. Powell and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Minnie
Hull, Mrs. Kent, Verne Smith, Mrs.
Couch and daughter, Miss Malvey
Nobuka and Tokico Okawa and
Mr.. and Mrs. Green and family.
Sid Trammell returned to San
Diego, Monday, where he will be
employed. His wife plans to join
him there later.
Dudley Stuart went to Alpine,
Sunday, to get his car which had
been repaired after a wreck on the
hikhway near Alpine, the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Huson spent
the day at Boulevard, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Diehl arrived
home Sunday evening after week
in Los Angeles.
Palmer Barrett and mother, Mrs
c. o. Barrett, motored to Ocean
side, Sunday. They spent the day
with Mrs. Palmer Barrett and chill
dren, who are there for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. A. R. Ferguson and daugh-
ter, Miss Roberta Ferguson, have
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY

a camp at Laguna for few weeks.
Mrs. Tom Howard and Mrs. j. P.
williams and their children and
Mrs. Archie Barnes arrived home
Sunday after a weeks outing at
the beach. Mrs. Katherine Howard
of San Diego accompanied them
home and will visit a few days
with her brother-in-law, Tom
Howard and family.
Mrs. l. Trammell and daughter,
Minnie, also little Beverly Tram
nell are at Jacumba this week.
Mrs. j. s. Elliott of Plaster City
and daughter, Mrs. Leo Grogan,
will remain in San Diego during
the summer.
Mrs. Hubback and two children
of Plaster City have gone north
and expect to remain during the
warm months.
A. G. Lombard has leased the
building of Jim Howard on the
highway and has charge of the
service station. He will open the
restaurant later.
Miss F'reda Hyers and friend,
Miss Dorothy Schultz of San Diego,
after a pleasant visit with Freda S
mother, Mrs. Tom White, returned
Saturday to San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Womack and
children, Winona and Jerry, were
San Diego visitors, Sunday. They
spent the day with their daugh-
ters, Mrs. Vivian Smith and Miss
Gladys Womack.
Mrs. G. Knight and sons, Will
liam and Junior, are at Laguna
this week. Knight took them up,
Saturday.
Mrs. Raymond Shaw of Los An
geles visited a day or SO with her
son, Claude Ferguson and family,
leaving the first of the week. Lo-
raine Cameron, niece of Fergusons,
who accompanied Mrs. Shaw, re-
mained for a longer visit.
George Havens is visiting rela-
tives in Los Angeles and is also
spending part of his time in San
Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14

Wagner, George M. Austin; Messrs
Art Sunstrom, Ronald Wagner,
William Sunstrom; Misses Frances
SunStrom, Phyllis Wagner and
Mary Hoppin.
The Archie Williams home In
Imperial was the scene of a gay
party Monday night when about
80 of the Imperial district employ
ees gathered for pot-luck sup
per. After the supper, which was
enjoyed on the lawn, the evening
was devoted to playing 500 and
ether games. A number of Nc
Cabe residents were present. Those
who participated in this enjoyable
affair were Messrs. and Mesdames
A. H. Sheldon, Tom Allen, Wilbur
Boyd, M. j. Sheldon, Wilbur Allen,
j. Cooley, William Greenley,
B. Thompson, Ed Offle, Merritt
Cox, Frank Graham, T. Chisholm,
Frank Bezdecheck, William Brown;
Messrs. Don Massey, E. Fraser and
several children.
Miss Ann Pretzer returned home
Friday after a two weeks sojourr
in Live Oaks where she was the
guest of friends.
Miss Hilda Binter, who has been
guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Thanner for the last two
weeks, returned to her home south
of Holtville on Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
BY Press Staff Correspondent

The increase in attendance oi
school children at McCabe school
during the last few years necessi-
tated the rebuilding of the smalle,
school bus. A larger body is being
made for it and the motor of the
larger bus is being overhauled In
order that everything will be in
complete readiness when school
starts. The work is being done by
John and Byron Lydick.
Little 6-year-old Billy Harper
was quite unfortunate Thursday
afternoon when a COW ran over
him. He received a broken leg as
a result. He is now staying in I'm
perial with Mrs. T. E. Wright, who
is taking care of him.
Art Sunstrom of South Pasa-
dena came down to the valley last
Thursday for a short business trip.
During his sojourn here he stayed
with his brother, Fred Sunstrom,
and family.
Deep sea fishing was the attrac-
ton in San Diego for a group Of
McCabe residents who motored 10
the coast Wednesday, July 7. The
party consisted of Smith Wagner
Howard Ware, Joan Wagner and
Sam Wagner who went out on a
barge TO do their fishing, most of
the fishing being done near the
Coronado Islands. The men re-
turned home late Thursday eve
ming, having caught a number of
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Slovak were
hosts to number of friends from
the east recently. They were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wagamatz and
daughter, Helen, Of Seattle. who are
spending several days in the valley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ellison
and two sons from Kansas. Other
guests were MesSrs. and Mesdames
Andy Pelger of Imperial, John
Provazek, Lewis Kneitz and Bernice
Wilson.
William Dubois motored to Guy
amaca, Sunday, bringing back
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
NEWS OF M'CABE DISTRICT

Boy Scout troop, No. 35, who spent
last week there. The McCabe troop
had the best representation of both
San Diego and Imperial counties
during the second week and won
many honors during their stay.
The six boys who attended the
camp we're Bobby and Edward
Burns, Warren and Don Brock, and
John Dubois and Jean Veliquette.
Genial hosts at dinner Sunday
evening to Messrs. and Mesdames
Keith of Brawley and Joe Thomp-
son of Ell Centre were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Thompson of Dahlia heading.
Miss Sally Mae Wagner left
Saturday for Encenitas where she
will be the house guest of Miss
Mary Roberts of Calexico until
July 16 AS the Roberts have q
cottage near the ocean, Miss
Wagner will spend much of her
time swimming and enjoying out
door sports.
George Farmer, accompanied by
Howard Smith of Brawley, left for
New Mexico on June 2. After at
tending to business there, they re-
turned to the valley, Sunday.
Planning to stop at numerous
places along the coast and to visit
their daughter and family in
Orange county, Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Austin will leave the
latter part of this week. They will
remain out for several weeks.
The rodeo at Julian on July
attracted several McCabe people.
Fred Paine, Byron Lydick, Walter
Paine and Stanley Lydick were
among those who went. While
there they saw Miss Hildreth, q for
mer McCabe teacher, riding in the
parade. The group motored home
by Cuyamaca and Kane Springs
road.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Har-
rington came down from River
side to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Wagner for several days.
Walter Paine motored to Des-
canso, Sunday, on business. He
went there to see about selling
some of his buckskin ponies and
returned late Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Suttle and
son, who used to live in this dis
trict, left for the east last Satur-
day. They intend to be gone for
about month, stopping in Colo
RADIO and Missouri where they will
visit relatives and friends.
Sunday afternoon, Mrs. T. Gross,
Catherine and Carl Gross, were
callers at the A. Balders home.
Miss Mary Balders, who was in
jured recently when she fell from
a horse, is improving rapidly.
Another family going to visit the
east this summer is that of Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Maybery and their
three sons. They departed for
Kentucky on Thursday, July 8,
and will be gone a month. They
will spend most of their time visit
ing with friends in the northeast
part of Kentucky.
An informal evening of bridge
and other games entertained guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
P. Wagner and family, Friday
night. AT late hour when the
bridge games were over, refresh
mentS were served by Mrs. Wago-
ner to Messrs. and Mesdames Fred
SunStrOm, Harry H Hoppin. Sam
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
'SPORTSPARADE'
OFFERS VARIETY
IN TODAY'S NEWS
BY HENRY McLEMORE
United Press Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK, July 14.-Your ele-
phant cared correspondent has
heard that when the Olympic oath
is administered to the athletes at
Los Angeles late this month, Miss
Stella Walassiewicz pronounced
Walsh will not be among those
present.
Our private rumor says Miss
Walsh will be given an oath al
her own. AS soon as the noble
gladiators and gladiatresses have
finished repeating their song and
dance about .for this and that and
the glory of sport" Miss Walsh
will be led to the center of the
stadium, placed on a platform COM
posed entirely of staple grocers
and handed a full dinner pail
Then, while twirling the pail above
her head, she will repeat her own
oath, which goes something like
this:
For home, for home, for mother
and a t-bone steak"
In the light of Miss Walshs ac-
tions of the past few days. this
would seem to be an appropriate
ceremony. It was the Polish girl
you know, who, finding herself out
of a job, offered her services 10
the nation which would promise her
the best position. After spirited
bidding, in which America came
through with an offer of a Job in
the Cleveland recreation depart
ment, Poland won out.
In making her decision, Miss
Walsh abandoned a previous appli-
cation for American citizenship
just what the amateur athletic Of
ficials will do about Stella's case is
a mystery. Personally, I don't sec
how she can be classified as any,
thing but a professional for there
are certain paragraphs in the con
stitution of the A. A. u, which is
a first cousin to the International
Amateur Athletic federation. tina;
deal directly with such cases as
Stella's.
This is what article X says:
"a person shall cease to be ell
gible to compete as an amateur by
directly or indirectly receiving pay
or financial benefits In considera-
ton OF or as reward for par
ticipating in any sport in any public
competition or exhibition or dis
posing of prizes for personal gain. u
So there. Mind you, I'm not
blaming Stella. I'm just quoting
rules. Miss Walsh did the smart
thing. If it was up to me to run
for the United States on an empty
stomach, or gallop for Bulgaria
with a satisfied feeling in my in
nards, it would be Bulgaria, here
I come.
And if Andulusia promised me
not only that satisfied feeling in
my innards, but after dinner mints
and a cigar as well, why I'd be right
out there giving all for good ole
AnduluSia.
Besides, Poland needs Stella 6
lot worse than the United States
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
Hollywood Offers
Wrestling Card

HOLLYWOOD, July IA. W.p)-The
third of series of wrestling cards
will be presented at Hollywood AM
erican Legion stadium tonight with
John Pesek of Nebraska and WAL
dek Zbyzsko, Polish heavyweight,
in the stellar roles of two feature
bouts.
Pesek will meet Barney Ostopo-
witch of Michigan two falls out of
three, while Zbvszko will wrestle
Glenn Wade, former Nebraskan,
now of Long Beach.
Everett Marshall and Bull" Hef-
ner will wrestle a finish bout in a
rematch.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14

cite Colbert. Gary Cooper. Sylvia
Sidney, Tallulah Banknead. Give
Brook, Frederic March, Phillips
Homes, Jack Oakie, Charlie Rug
giles. Victor Potel, Bobby Vernon.
Snub Pollard and a dozen others.
Erwin is cast as the small town
boy who is the butt for all the
neighborhood jokesters because he
thinks he is an actor.
He goes to Hollywood to become
a picture star and finds out the
hard bumps that must be taken
before one can even get job as
an extra.
Eventually he becomes a star and
his ambition Is fulfilled.
Actual Hollywood scenes from
screen hits are seen in the making
as the plot of Make Me a Star" is
unfolded, and much of the behind
the scenes life of the famous film
colony, which is always of interest
to movie fans, is exposed.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
Don Makes Fast
Time In Trial

DUMBARTON, Scotland, July Ia.
WR) - Kaye Don, British racing
driver, established a speedboat rec
ord, unofficially estimated at ia
miles per hour, in a trial run in
his Miss England III today.
The run was made on Loeb Lo-
mond. 1t was private trial pre-
liminary to the officials record at
tempt planned for Friday, over
the measured mile course.
Don seeks to break the world
record Of 111.712 m. p. m. held by
Gar Wood of Detroit. Woods
mark was established in Florida,
February S. 1882.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
Upsets Recorded
In Tennis Play


LA JOLLA, Calf, July IA. U.P)
Play progressed into the fourth
round today in the 10Th annual La
Jolla open tennis tournament, fol-
lowing a day of upsets in singles
matches yesterday.
Dick Belote, Occidental college
player, eliminated Hugh Macarthur
OF San Diego, second seeded player
in the mems singles, Cd, 81.
Mrs. Marion Williams, former
eighth ranking player in the ma
ton, was upset by Dorothy Bundy
in the second round of the women's
singles, 6-3. Ga.
Helen Marlowe, favorite, easily
defeated Marjory Lacey.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
StOrk Defeats
Grim Reaper

"Old Doc Stork" kept ahead of
the Grim Reaper" in Ell Centro
during June, according to report of
DR.. Warren F. Fox, county health
officer.
The storks margin was four, IL
youngsters coming into the world
while seven persons died. The girls
beat the boys by one point, 6 to 5.
There were six white children, two
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
Famous Stars In
Make Me A Star

Famous movie stars are seen
performing before the camera in
Hollywood during scenes in Make
Me a Star" which will be shown
for the last times tonight at Fox
Imperial airdome.
Stuart Erwin has the leading role
in the picture, with Joan Blondell
playing opposite him. Ben Turpln,
zasu Pitts, Sam Hardy, Helen
Jerome Eddy and others are seen
in the supporting cast.
Stars who are shown at work
include Maurice Chevalier, Claud-
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
Odd Fellows Hold
Picnic On Desert

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Imperial Valley will meet for a
wiener roast on the desert this
side of Brawley on Friday night.
Festivities will begin at 8
o'clock and all members of the two
orders are urged to be present for
the occasion.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14
AGENTS SPEND LESS

DETROIT, Mich. W.P(-American
purchasing agents this year will
spend two-thirds of the, amount
they spent in 1929, according TO
William T. Roach, new president
of the national association. Roach.
here for the associations annual
convention, said the purchasing
agents will distribute approxi-
mately $4,000, 1000.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-14

The winners in Riversides garden
contest have been entered in the
competition for national honors.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
PRESENTO VARIOS ESCRI-
TOs DE CONCLUsIONEs Ell
FISCAL DEL CONDADO

Ell fiscal del condado, Sr.
Skinner, present6 aver varios es
critos de conclusiones contra in
dividuos acusados de cometer di
ferentes delitos.
Acusa ell fiscal a los hernia
nos Laurence y Ernest Carlton
y a Joe Deeson, de ser miembros
Dc una partida de criminales
que venLa cometiendo robos en-
esta ciudad.
Muchos de los objetos robados
fueron encontrados en- poder de
los Carlton y de la esposa de
uno de ellos, Mildred Carlton, a
la que sc acusa de recibir articu
los robados.
Tambien acusa ell ministerio
publicO a Kenneth Carlton.
miembro de Ia misma familia,
atrlbuyendole varios deIitos de
robo.
Para gozar de libertad provi-
sional cada uno debera prestar
fianza de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
ARRTSTADO UN INDINI-
Duo QUE ESTAFABA A
LAS personals SIN IRA
BAJO

In individuo que Sc h2cia "a
sar con 0 rGpresentan,e de Ia
&C rporaci6n Velvetina y de "a
General Cosmetics Corporation.
fre ar, eetado aver en- Miami ba
10 Ia acusaci6n de que publica-
o. ,n'lrcios solicitando hombres
~ mujeres para vender, reque-
ria de ellos $3.50, garantizando-
les IN suede ssmanal de $500.
~ d2spn6s dejaba incumplido
sus f. ecimientos. Solicit6 ell a
IRE % por TELEGRAPH Ell jefe de
detectives de esta ciudad, Sr.
} Bush, quien ticne los nombres
de clatro mujeres a las cuales
estafara ell individuo detenido,
que Sc nombra, Thomas C. Jack
son, alias j. C. Thomas.
Pide ell jefe de detectives que
Sc presenter a el todas las per-
sonas que hayan sido enganadas
/, IT Ell acusado.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
NOTICIAS


Moscu, abril 14.-Las CONVEX
8aciones que ahora Sc efectUan
en- Riga entire los delegados de
Russia y Rumania, descansan So
lc en- Ell asunto de un tratado de
no aggression entire los dos paises
pero tambien en- que Polonia fir
me I'm Instruments similar con
el gobierno Soviet.
Polonia provisionalmente ha
Iiniciado va tai pacto con ell esta-
do socialista, pero no habia que
'rido firmarlo hasta que Russia
concertara un parecido tratado
con Rumania.
PoIonia ha establecido la con-
dici6n de que para firmar ell ira
tadO de no aggression con ell So
Wet, Rumania y Russia deberan
un documento igual. La
opinion de Polonia es que 81 tai
.tratado no Sc firma entire Russia
Iy Rumania, ell docfmento con
ella quedaria reducido a un me-
no pedazo de papel, por cuanto
no podra impedir que los rusos
" los rumanos Sc fueran a la
Guerra discutiendo la possession
de Bessarabia.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
LA SRTA. PEREZ EMBAR-
CARA Ell SABADO PARA
RUSSIA

Designada por la Tobacco
Workers Industrial Union de
Tampa, la Srta. Maria Perez,
una obrera de West Tampa, en-
barcara el sabado hacia Russia,
como invitada del gobierno So
Wet para presenciar las fiestas
del primero de mayo y adnirar
la labor del gobierno de la Re-
p1blica Socialista.
A SUI retorno, la Sta. Perez
presentara un inforre a la So
ciedad que la nombrara para
realizar ell viaie.
Ella forma parte de I'm CRU
pc de so en- ell cual figuran
miembros de la Federation A
mericaha del Trabajo.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
RECOMIENDA Ell CAPITU-
10 LOCAL DE AVIACION
QUE Sc COMPRE Ell AE-
DE DREW

FL capitulo local de la socie-
dad de Aviacion de la Florida,
tomo ell acuerdo, en- reunion &C.
lebrada aver, de recomendar al
ayuntamiento adquiera ell aero
puerto de Drew, antes de que ell
contrato expire, ell dfa 81 de di-
ciembre.
Ell ST.. John w. Knight mani
fest6 Que gastando $4,000 Sc
conVertiria Ell aerodromo de
Tampa en- uno de los mejores
del pals. Hablaron tambien en-
favor de la compra, los Sres.
Frank Say y Jerome Waterman.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
MITIN DEL COMITE DE
DEFENSA DE LOS IRA
~BAJADORES

Manana viernes, dia IS, cele-
brara I'm mitin ell Comite de De-
fensa de los trabaiadores pre-
sos.
Informant ell abogado Ber-
nard AIDES, de la Defensa Inter
nacional OGrera, llegado recian-
temente de Baltimore a perso-
narse en- Ia apelaci6n de los ira
baJadores condenados, y aten-
der, ademas, a los juicios ante
el comisionado local de inmigra-
AIDES, seg1n Sc nos informa,
va ha defendido a uno de los
obreros de aqui y manana por la
noche hara muy interesantes
eXplicaciones.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
RENUNCIO Ell L MI
NISTRO DEL PERU

Lima, Peru, abril l4.-lnes-
peradamente presento la renun-
ella de su cargo al presidente
Sanchez Cerro, el primer mi
nistro Lanatta. Para sustituir-
10 Sc design6 a Luis Flores, mi
nistro de la gobernaci6n. Para
la cartera de hacienda que, tam
bien desempe1aba Ell Sr. lanai
ia, fue nombrado Ignacio Bran
dariz. Los motives de la renun-
cia del primer ministro no Sc
han dado a la publicidad.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
Ginebra, abril 14.-Dos tenden-
cias Sc han desarrollado en- la

tcias sc han desarrollado en- La
. conferencia del desarme, una
que Francia sustanta Y otra ba-
sada en- la proposition que hicie
ra el representante de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Mr.. Gibson.
Italia, Tur4uia y el Brasil a
poyan La proposition america
ma de abolir como armas de- que
ira los gases, tanques y canones
movibles de grueso calibre.
Francia, apoyada por Espana.
Uruguay, Persia, Polonia y Ju-
gceslavia, ha criticado ell plan a
m~ericano y sostiene que la Liga
de Naciones debe constituir ur
ej6rcito international para que
supervise la aplicaci6n de cas-
tigos a los podereS que violen
sus compromises internaciona-
les.
Italia, sosteniendo los puntos
&c vista americanos, anade que
de3icran abolirse tambi6n los
acorazados, aeroplanos de bonn
bardco y buques transportes de
aeroplanos. Hasta ell pr6ximo Ii
mes la conferencia no volvera a
reunirse.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14

Chicago, abril 14.-Parece
segura la nomination de Frank
lyn D. Roosevelt para candida
to de los dem6cratas a la presi-
dencia de la Rep1blica, tan prom
to como Ell asunto sea sometido a
Ia consideration de los delega-
dos que aqui Sc reuniran. Has
ia la mahana de hoy Roosevelt
contaba con 216 delegados
James Hamilton Lewis. con SO;
James A. Reed, SO; William H.
Murray, %; Alfred E. Smith,
! y estan dudosos 104.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
Ell Ola PAN-AMERICANO
EN- LA ~UNIVERSIDAD DE
FLORIDA

Gainesville, abril 14.-Hoy
es el dia Pan-Americano en- ia
Universidad de Florida y las 81
banderas de los paises latino
americanos seran puestas en- un
lugar del recinto universitario,
como homemade a las naciones
de origen espahol.
Ell DR.. Victor Belaunde, miem
bro del parlamento peruano, Sc
ra ell principal orador.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
LOS soc1A11sTAs CANA
: RON POR
NATORIA EN-

Milwaukee, (FP), abril 10
,lGe DAME, w. Hoan, So
c.a.. a, fue reelecto jefe del go
bierno municipal por una abru-
madora mayorfa, que di6 a los
socialists ell dominic de los
npestos de abogado consultor de
'qd ~trsore~o y %conceia-
} supervisors del conda-
do. Hoan alcanz6 101 sol votos
y su contrincante, Jose P. Car
nev, 62,505.
los 81 ccncejales, IL fue-
.'ectos por los socialists.
:. John Murdoch fue electo
no del municipio con una
1rfa de $4,000 votes y ell j6-
Max Raskin, escogido como
q lido consultor del municipio
"a mavoria de- 5000 votos.
p votos perd;6 la election
didato socialista a inter
- municipal.
Ell alcalde Hoan manifesto
Que el y sus co%mpaneros de par
= oontinuaran trabaiando has
1er IN gobernador sociaIis-
Madison y llevar otro e
.,an@ipador a la Casa Blanca.
West Allis, un suburbio de
Milwaukee, eligi6 alcalde al So
cialista DR.. Baxter, eligiendo
tambien a tres concejales de la
misma filiaci6n. Otros alcaldes
socialists de Milwaukee son los
de Racine, Beaver Dan, e lola.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14
TEATROS
CASINO

Por la pantalla de este tea
tro pasara hoy, por Ultima vez,
la pelicula hablada en- espa-
mol "Cheri-Bibi," con Ernesto
VIlches Y Maria Ladr6n de
Guevara; la gran obra drama
tica "Sin of Madelon Clau-
det," con Helen Hayes, Y carl
,aturas parlantes Y noticiario
lie la Paramount.
Los criticos consideran la la
Dor de Vilches en- "Cheri-Bi-
oi," superior a la que realiza-
"a en- "Wu LiChang," que tan
"a fama lie diera en- ell campo
rinematografico.
La gaceta., 1932-04-14

Berlin, abril 14.-Un decreto
del presidente Hindenburg, fir
'mado aver, ordena la disoluci6n
del "ejercito" de 100000 HON
bres que venfa sosteniendo ell
partido fascista de Hitler. Basa
ell gobierno ell decreto en- que los
fascistas han venido cometien-
do delitos y aterrorizando a per-
sonas que no sustentan su critic
rio polftico.
Ell gobierno dice haber encon-
Itrado documentos probando que
la organization de Hitler era un
pequeno ejercito destinado a
ccmbatir a los que sustentarar
sus opiniones dentro del esta-
do aleman.