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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-30
PERSONAL HEALTH. SERVICE
By William Brady, M. D.

Signed letters pertaining health
diagnosis treatment will be
addressed envelope enclosed should
ink No be made
Address DR.. William Brady, in of this newspaper
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-30
BEGIN HERE TODAY

BEGIN HERE TODAY
CHERRY DIXON, 10 and pretty.
falls in love with DAN PHILLIPS.
newspaper reporter whom her
wealthy nristocratic parents have
forbidden her to see. when Cherry
learns Dams telephone messages
have been kept from her she
steals out of the house to meet
him. Her father discovers this
and threatens TO send her to Cali
fOrnin. Cherry defles him and he
orders her to leave.
Sac goes 10 Dan, tells him what
has happened and asks him to
marry her. The ceremony il per-
formed that night by. a Justice Of
peace.
Cherry looks for an apartment
hut il discouraged 10 find them
so expensive. Dan works late one
night on - tip that TONY TOS-
CALI, ganGland chief, is come
ing TO Wellington. Cherry uncOn-
sciOusly gives this news tip to a
reporter on the rival newspaper.
The other paper gets the story
and Dams boss threatens. "One
more slip nnd you're fired"
DIXIE SHANNON. movie critic,
helps Cherry find an inexpensive
apartment. Dan and Cherry move
into II. Cherry finds hOuscwOrk
and cooking trying. They invite
MAA A-IAhSONs IrlenO Oh
Dams. to dinner but the food burns
up and they have to dine in q
restaurant.
A week later Cherry works all
day cleaning house. Dixie invites
her and Dan 10 "a bridge party but
Dan refuses to go. lie tries TO
write short story. suddenly
tears the paper from the type
writer ard bangs out Of the
apartment.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
IAN opened the door quietly and
- entered. He had been gone
nearly an hour. Hello" he said to
Cherry.
The girl had turned at the sound
OF the key in the lock but now she
did not glance up. She was. sitting
in the window seat. looking very
small with her feet curled beneath
her. her face white against the
cloudy mass of dark hair. The nigh,
through the window behind her was
dark. too. Cherry had been staring
at that starless sky.
Hello"
Phillips put down his hat and
crossed the room. "I'm sorry" he
began abruptly. II didn't mean the
things / said tonight. well.
want you to know I'm sorry
about it."
ITS all right"
But it wasn't all right. Phillips
could see that. The brown eye!
raised to his showed how deeply
Cherry had been hurt There werl
no tears in those eyes now but th,
wisp OF handkerchief she clutchet
was a damp and twisted ball.
Dan waited uncertainty. HI
wanted to say more. did not know
how to begin.
"Can I-sit down here?"
She moved to make room for hin
and he dropped to the seat with ,
sigh.
1--WE been walking" he told her.
walking? Where did you go?"
"Oh. / don't know. Down th
street, didn't notice. It's gettinl
cold out"
Suddenly Cherry was concerned
"And you didn't have your topcoat
Oh. Dan, you shouldn't have don
that. You've probably taken col,
and now you'll be sick!"
II don't think So"
SBut you can't be sure. 70
should have hot bath and"
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CHERRY'S head was tilted back.
~ ward. The breeze against her
cheeks was caressing -more like q
June might than one In May. Well,
June was not so far ahead. The
Evening star., 1932-08-04
AIR ATTACHE PLANS
RETURN TO FRANCE
Maj. Thenault, Escadrille Com,
mander in War, to Make
Army Air Tour.

Mai. Georges Thenault. commander
of the Lafayette Escadrille during the
World War, will leave his present post
as French air attache to the United
States and return to his native country
the first of the year for tour of active
duty with the French military air forces.
Mai. Thenault. who married an
American girl, the former Sarah Spen-
Ger Of St. Louis. Mo, has been in this
country more than 10 years. He was
well known throughout the United
States during the war as the COM
mander CT a large group of young
American flyers fighting under the col
orS of France
He originally was appointed assistant
military attache to the French embassy
and served in that post from 1922 to
1880, when he was named attache
Maj. Thenault was the representative
Of his country during the International
Civil Aeronautics Conference here in
May, 1923.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
ELKS NAME DELEGATES
Fredericksburg Lodge Selects Rep

Fredericksburg Lodge Selects Rep
resentatives to Alexandria Session.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG Va, August 4.
Ten members OF The Fredericksburg
Lodge of ElkS, several of them holding
high positions in the order, have been
named to attend the Virginia State
Elks' convention to be held in Alexan-
dria on August and 9.
They are: W. Marshall King, tiler:
William M. Jackson. esteemed lecturing
knight; S. Bernard Coleman. Stuart
Sullivan, H. H. Segar. Francis B.
Gouldman, S. S. Cadot, B. J. Sullivan,
treasurer, and Mitchell Gallant.
Evening star., 1932-08-04

would be necessary to postpone her
wedding to Clarke until after Clarkes
divorce decree become final.
Under examination by James M.
Carson. chief of defense counsel, she
described as highly cordial" Lancas-
ter'S attitude toward her and Clarke
when the British flyer came hurriedly
to Miami from ST. Louis on learning
Clarke had succeeded him in her af-
fections.
Hundreds in the court room leaned
forward eagerly to hear the testimony
Of the diminutive aviatrix, Extra seats
were placed in the room to accomn1o-
date the crowd, but many failed to
gain admission.
Mrs. Keith-Miller elaborated on
cross examination on her earlier testl-
mony regarding the arrival of Lancas-
ter from St. Louis the day before the
shooting and the quarrel of the two
men over her at the dinner table that
night.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
ROSE. WILLIAM ROBERT On wsd,.,1
STANDARD. HORACE suddpn1v. m -r1nrv,
fu MPmnrtan1

BUSH. SAMUEL c. In loving memory OF
our dear husband and father. SAMUEL c.
BUSH, who departed this life two years
ago today. August 4, 1880.
On the hillside, softly sleeping.
Far away from care and pain,
May you rest in Jesus keeping,
For we hope to meet again.
THE FAMILY.
CARR, LOUISE. In sad but loving mem
who passed away four years ago today,
August T. 1928.
-Four long years have lived without
you dear daughter. I hardly know what
B@t S9g ,E5 iiYe 5q.SvsS IN 6esTt N
louise have to die tSsi then comes sia an an
mother ann am Tf ons ssieep am RSf With deaa t6s
vision Of faith can see her where she
stands on the other. side, reaching out
loving hands to assist me as I cross over
the great divide.
Forget you? No, never will
I loved you then. love you still.
AS IN the hour you passed away
Sadly missed left to mourn
LONESOME MOTHER, ADDnE.
HAWKES.. GRIFFITH J. tribute of love
band, Rev, DR.. GRIFFITH j. HAWKES.,
who entered his heavenly mansion Ave
years ego today. August 4, 1927.
Nevertheless. not my will. but Thine, be
done.-Luke xx.42
Gods will is like cliff of stone,
Each murmuring thought is only thrown
Tenderly back to me.
Gods, will and mine are one this day.
And ever more shall be.
There is calm in lifes tossed bay,
And the beautiful waves sleep quietly.
HIS WIFE, MRS. ADDIE B. NJ. HAWKES..
McGRATH, CATHERINE C. In sad but low
ing remembrance of our dear mother,
CATHERINE c. McGRATH who passed
HER LOVING CHILDREN. THOMAS. JO-
SEPH. MARGARET, CECILIA AND
MABEL.
PARKER, EMMA LEAH. In sad but loving
memory of our dear mother, EMMA LEAH
PARKER, who departed this life four years
ago today. August 4. 1923.
HER CHILDREN, CLARENCE, EUNICE.
PAULINE AND EVERETT.
SPECKMANN. AUGUST. In loving remem-
brance of our dear husband and father,
suddenly fve years ago today, August 4,
1927.
Rest in peace.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
WASHINGTON, ELIZABETH. In loving
memory OF our dear wife and mother,
ELIZABETH WASHINGTON. who passed
away two years ago today, August 4,
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
WILLIAMS, DANIEL II. In memory. OF Dr.
DANIEL H. WILLIAMS of Chicago. Ill,
who departed this life one year ago today,
August 1, 1881
I often sit and think Of you when I am
alone,
For memory is the only friend that grief
SISTER, ALICE p WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
AWATR|X RELATES
SUICIDE PROPOSAL
TeStitieS She Made Sugges'
ton to Fiance Shortly Be-
fore He Was Found Shot.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla. August AIRS Jessie
M. Keith-Miller testified today at the
murder trial of Capt. w N. Lancaster
that she proposed suicide to Haden
Clarke, her fiance. only a few hours
before he was found fatally shot in her
home.
Her statement was contradictory to
her testimony of yesterday. when she
said she and Clarke discussed mutual
suicide several nights before the shoot
ing but did not mention the subject
again.
Her suicide suggestion was made, she
said, when Clarke told her, after a con-
versation with Lancaster, her former
fiance:
Il can't stand it any longer. I'm 60
ing crazy"
They had agreed. she said, in con-
versation earlier in the evening that it
Evening star., 1932-08-04
Marriage Licenses Issued.

ROCKVILLE, Md, August (Spe-
ciaD Licenses have been issued here
for the marriage of Romil Lee Spear,
%, of Dearing Ga. and Annie Vir-
ginia jenkins. 81. Of Sperryville, Va;
Gilbert Sindler, %. and Evelyn lola
Sener. 81. both of Baltimore; John l..
Payton. %. and Susie M. Henning, 20,
both of washington. and Wyatt Fer
guson. 40. of Washington, and Arie
Virginia Jackson, 33, of this county.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
NEW TREASURY ISSUE

Secretary Of the Treasury Mills an
nounced yesterday that the Treasury
would sell 75,OOOOOO in 91day Treas
ury bills to the highest bidder on Au-
gust 8.
The bills, which will be dated Au-
gust TO- will mature on November 8,
when they will be redeemed at their
face value. The money raised will be
used to retire an equal amount Of ma
turing bills.
Evening star., 1932-08-04

machine which he was driving disclosed
three pints of alleged liquor
Spiller was driving along Wisconsin
avenue when Montgomery County
Policemen w. Frank Soper and Windsor
Poole halted him for driving on Dis
trict of Columbia dealers tags. The
LIQUOR charge was placed against him
after officers searched his car.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
Bishop D. ]. Curley Dies.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 4 CP.-
Bishop Daniel J. Curley of the Syra-
cuse diocese of the Catholic Church is
dead. victim of heart disease, from
which he suffered long.
Bishop Curley, who became head Of
the diocese in 1923, was 63. He died
last night.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
Match Monopoly Change Asked.

PARIS, August 4 P.-The French
government is negotiating with the
Swedish Match Co. for reduction of
the 3O-year monopoly granted to Ivar
Kreuger in 1927 to a period Of five
wears.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
Uarn nf UhankH.

DRAM, ALTA NJ. The family Of the late
ALTA NJ. DRAM, who passed away July
26, 1882. wish to thank their friends,
neighbors, organizations, senior choir Of
ASbury and ministers who rendered serv-
ices for all expressions Of sympathy and
donations Of cars and beautiful floral
tributes
EDWARD w. DRAM. HUSBAND, AND
MARIE o. BLAKE, DAUGHTER.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow: slightly cooler tonight.
Maryland-Fair, slightly cooler in
east portion tonight; tomorrow fair.
Virginia-Fair, slightly cooler on the
coast: tomorrow partly cloudy. slightly
cooler in extreme southeast portion.
West Virginia-Fair tonight and to-
morrow; not much change in tempera-
ture.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear today.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
Draths.

ya9is; Va: deps!ted this lie july II. 1852,
their loss a devoted mother two brothers.
three aunts. two sisters-in-law and a host
OF friends. Funeral Friday. August 5. at
pm, from Wesley Washingtons funeral
home, 2o53 Georgia ave. nv. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
NELSON. REBBCCA. Departed this life
Hospital. REBEccA tSfI NFIsoN.H Halt5Rfer io1i6r
mother Of Laura Waters and Daisy Morris
MarS TsSi0P mGf6R fhsdF an loss soss
OF other relatives and friends. Remains
resting al Eugene Fords funeral home.
evening at O'clock. thence 10 s'i the resi- resi-
deEce OF Mrs. DiShman. 1921 4th st Sc
Funeral Sunday, August 7. at pm. from
Zion Baptist Church, st, between 3rd
and 81 sts. s.w. Interment Harmony
ORBELLo. ALICE GREENWELL. On Tues
SfcE AK AYFFTs RFE2wEf' 4 1872 81 Pser Park Nd
Cesare Orbello. Funeral services at Hy-
songs parlors 1900 st. NV, on Friday.
August S, az $50 am: thence TO St. Paul's
Tg5hsTts. mass VIII be ofefgd at a an Tor fot
Oliyet Cemetery. 4
PARRdGN, ALICE F, On Tuesday, August
ALICE r PARRIGIN. beloved mother OF
zg55es FaTTgin Services VII be held at
Itol St on ,,I Friday Auggst 5; AZ II m.
4Atefment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
ROSE. WILLIAM ROBERT. On Wednesday.
August 3. 1882, at Il 40 am. at his resi-
Genrn. i24 Mount Vernon blvd. Arlington
County, Va, WILLIAM ROBERT ROSE.
Sr.. beloved husband Of the late Katie
Mastin Rose. Funeral Friday, August S,
from the above residence, at pm. Rea-
tiveS and friends invited Interment Co
lumbia Gardens Cemetery. Arlington
County, Va.
STANDARD. HORACE: Suddenly. on Thurs
day, August 4, 1882 at Emergency Hos
pital. HORACE STANDARD, devoted
brother of Mrs. Louise Miles, Mrs. Ida
Richardson, MIS-. Ella jackson. Mrs. Alice
Hawkins and Maggie Standard He also
leaves many other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhnes
funeral chapel 3rd and Eye SITS, sw No
tice Of funeral later
Evening star., 1932-08-04
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE
! Thomas r. Nelson Is Elected Head
of Club at Staunton.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

OF CluD at Staunton.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
STAUNTON, Va, August A
Young Democratic Club of Augusta
County was organized here at one of
the most enthusiastic meetings held in
recent years.
Those elected as permanent officers
of the new club are Thomas r. Nelson,
Stauton, president; c. G. Quesenbery,
vice president for Waynesboro; John
H. East, vice president for Augusta
County; Mrs. Charles K. Brown,
Staunton, secretary, and Mrs. Peyton
Gish. Augusta County, treasurer.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
BETHESDA MAN HELD
ON LIQUOR CHARGES
Traffic Counts Also Filed Against
James E. Spiller by Mont
gomery Police.

BY a Stan Correspondent of The Star.
BETHESDA, Nd, August 4.-JameS
E. Spiller of Bethesda was arrested here
last night on charges of possession Of
liquor with intent to sell, displaying
ficticious markers and unauthorized use
of dealers tags after a search of a
Evening star., 1932-08-04
River Report.
Report for Last "a Hours.

Highest, 85. 4:30 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 90.
Lowest. 73, 400 am. today. Year
ago, 76.
Tide Tables.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
FOREIGN,
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Meeting, Catholic Evidence Guild
I'll N street, 8 pm.
Meeting. knights of Columbus Com
mittee, Mayhower Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Spaulding Council, Knights
of Columbus Mayhower Hotel, 8 pm.
Testimonial dinner, U. S. Coast
Guard Service, Mayfower Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Amity. Club, Hamilton Ho-
tel, 8 pm.
Card party, Columbia Council of
Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Phoenix
Hall, Fourth and East Capitol streets,
S:45 pm.
Evening star., 1932-08-04

BUSH SAMUEL c. In loving memory OF
our dear husband and father. SAMUEL c.
BUSH, who departed this life two years
ago today. August 4, $780,
On the hillside, softly sleeping.
Far away from care and pain,
May yoU rest in Jesus keeping,
For We hope to meet again.
Evening star., 1932-08-04

Furnished by United States
GeOdetic SlIrVeVl !
Evening star., 1932-08-04
The Sun and Mnnn-
Rainfall.

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
PARRICIN, ALICE = On Trasdav Aror,,

Ig52' at her residence. 100 c st. ne,
ALICE F. PARRIGIN, beloved mother OF
Charles Parrigin. Services will be held at
ZuThorsts funeral parlors. sol East Cap
ltol st. on Friday. August S. II m
InteIment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-08-04


CUMMINGS. CHARLES S. Tuesday. August
Q 1882. at George Washington University
Hospital. CHARLES s. CUMMINGS, be-
loved husband of Elsie M Cummings of
Burtonsville Md. Services at the parlors
Of Almus R. Speare. 1923 Conn. ave. on
Thursday. August 4, at 7:30 pm. Inter-
ment Friday at Shippensburg Pa.
Evening star., 1932-08-04

Meeting, Amity. Club, Hamilton Ho-
knl
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

.iHaic Di C0fte

Annie Di Cofte
Preci0Sa senoIfta que en- dias
paSadoS fue objeto de un home.
maize en- ell Pabellon del Parcut
De Soto, por haber sido eXaIJa-
da a Ia Presldencia del Club |,
NJ. +.
Asistieron al Undo party
eStaS hechiceraS SenoritaS: CIR
men Ferreri, Paulina hi Piet a,
Helen Baccorelia, Nina Bruno,
Angie Buscjglio, Rose Buscig 10,
carolina Cacciatore, Mary Cas-
tellano, Antonio Coniglio, Jo-
sephine tuSumano, Lola DAM
lie, Angie Greco, Jennie Leone,
Providence Guida, Mary MiCu-
la, Rosa Miduila, Mela Nalenti,
Annie UrSo. Carmen MesSiaa,
Fiji Candileri, Angelina Candi.
Ieri, Josephine Danile, Angie
Ferreri, Josephine Suarez, Ma.
ny Ferreri, TheeSa Ciccare 10,
Nina T%raina, Josephine Mes5i
ma. Anvin ISABELLA TharaSo Mi
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
De CUBA
UNA NJ MATO AL ST.
PERNISO3 MILlTAR DE
MARIANAO

Habana, Sept. 7-TodoS los
cuerpoS d. policia de esta capt.
tai de nuevo eStan hoy en- movi-
miento buScando a las personas
cue en- Muri&nao colocaran la
bomba que hizo cN 'osi0n en- las
manoS del supervisor militar
francisco Echenique, causando-
lie Ia muerte,
La explosion de Ia bomba tam
bjdn produio heridas graves al
iefe de policia de csc pueblo, ST..
Estanislao Mansip,
Anc,he fu6 reccgida la bomba
en- la Via pdblica Y Ia eXaminaba
Echenique cuando hizo explo-
sion.
Las autoridades cargan este
nuevo acto de vioIencia a los e
nemigos del Oral, Machado.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
LA IMPORTATION DE AU-
TOMOVILES

Madrid, Sept. 7.-Aunque la
importation de AUTOMOBILES ha
declinado desde que los altos de-
rechos arancelarios fueron i'm
puestos, esperase que las impor-
taciones en- 1882 excedan a las
de 1881. Durante los prirleros
cinco meses de 1880, Espana i'm
porto del extranjero Abs auto
movies. En- ell mismo pericdO de
1881, el total baj6 a $40, pero en-
los primeros cinco meseS de
1882, las importaciones han sido
de 1916.
Estados Unidos, Francia e TIA
liza facilitan a Espana la mayor
pare de los AUTOMOBILES que a
quf circular.
Durante los primeros cinco
meses de 1890 Sc importaron
1882 camiones. En- ell mismo pc
riodo de 1881 la importation de
camiones fue solo de 1854.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
NO Sc HA SENALADO LA
FECHA EN- QUE SERA CON
DEGRADE AZANA

Madrid, Sept. mo Sc ha sc
nalado aun la fecha en- qua e.
embajador de Francia entrega-
ra la Gran Cruz de la Legion de
Honor al presidente Alcala Ia
nora.
Ell gobierno frances, la sema-
na pasada, tom6 el acuerdo de
conceder esa distinction al jefe
del estado e%spanol.
Los gobiernos de Espana y
Francia continGan sostenierdo
negociaciones para llegar a un
acuerdo de modo que los produc-
tos de los campos espanoies re-
ciban tnatamiento preferido en-
la vecina R~ecublica.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
MdtiHeeS en- el ESluHoi

La Secci6n de Rccre0 del Cen
tro Espanol anuncla que ell do
mingo dia II de los corricrtes,
inicia su nueva tCmporada de
matinees b~ailables, confiandose
Iestas a la afamada orqicsta "In
diana Ace, de Clearwater.
Las matinee8 comenzaran a
las a de la tarde y finalizaran a
las Z de la noche.
Los caballeros pagaran 40c y
las damas 10c.
Sus organizadorcs vienen rea
lizando toda suerte de esfuer-
EOS con ell fin de prestarle a las
matinees la animation Y lucidez
proVerbiales en- las fiestas or
ganizadas por la actiya Secci6n
de Recreo.
| Actuan con cytraOrdinariO
Ientusiasmo a esa finalidad los
Sres. Manuel Duran, presiden-
te; Joseito M6ndez, vice; Pepin
EscaIante, t%esorero; Antonio
Alvarez, vice; Pablo Cuesta, Sc
crctario y Andres Cueto, vice
SccretariO.
BESIDE ah0ra podemos vatici-
mar que la matinee del domingo
culminara en- UNI brillantisimo
6xito social.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
ALEMANIA RENUEVA SU
DEMANDA DE IGUALDAD
EN- LOS ARMAMENTOS

Berlin, sept. I'm ultima
tum aleman, anunciando que Sc
retirarA de la COnferencia del
Desarme "a menos que los po-
dereS convengan en- un nivel
igualitario de armamentos, Sc
lanz6 hoy al mundo,
Ell ministro de negocios ex-
tranjero, Baron Konstantin Won
Neurath, do a la publicidad ell
texto del memorandum del GO
bierno a Francia, conteniendO
la demanda de igualdad de ar
mamentos.
FL documento fuG entregado
al embajador frances hace una
semana.
La Lota tambi6n sugiere con-
versaci0nes c0nfidenciales entire
los gobiernos de Francia y Ale
mania y su publication sigui6 a
unas declaraciones del ministro
de defensa, general Won Schei,
leicher, dlclendo que 81 no sc
concede la lgualdad de arma-
mentos a Alemania, ella Sc ar,
mara de cualquier manera.
Ell ministro de defensa, reco-
nocido como ell poder que apoya
el gobiernO de Won Papen, a.
GREGG cue sus palabras tienen el
slgnificado que Ell pueblo aleman
PES da.N
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
FFLlC1TO MACHADO Al.
P~RESIDFNTE DE MEXICO

Habana, Sept. 7,-Ei Oral
Machado enyi6 aver un despa =
cho al nuevo presidente de M6ii
co, Oral. Abelardo L. Rodriguez,
felicitandolo por haber sido clec
to por ell congreso para tan alto
.puesto.
La embaiada de MEXICO en- es-
ia capital do cuenta va a la Sc
.cretaria de estado de haber to-
mado rosesi6n el nuevo presider
e de M6iico y de continuar en-
ia cartera dc relaciones extcrio-
les 81 Sr. Tellez.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

GExiSte Ell criminal ''incorre,
gible", ell tipo de hombre inca.
paz de responder al "tratamien
to- de la bondad y la rectitud?
FL alcaide de la carcel de Sins
Sing ACADIA de publican un int.
resante libro, que debiera ser
leido en- las escuelas de segun.
da enSenanza.
Golpear a un preso eS hacer-
10 odiar a sus carceleros y a Ia
humanidad aislarlo durante me
SEES 0 amos es I'm castigo mas
cruel Que golpearlo; pero ell ais.
lamiento hace discurrir Y re
flexionar, cuando no Sc la pro
Tonga haSta convertible en- IAN
tesala" de la demencia.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA
LA TRANQUILIDAD ES COM
PLETA EN- TODA ESPANA

Madrid, Sept. 7.-Aunque los
comunistas Siguen lanzando "a
menazas encubiertas, la Tranquil
lidad es completa en- toda Espa-
ma.
Una nota de la Confederation
Nacional del 'Trabajo dice que
no es cierto sc haya dado orden
&c hueIga general, aunque los
sindicalistas esperan que ell go
biernc actde con areglo a justi-
cha, desechando la ley aprobada
en- b~eneficio exclusive de la u
MON General de Trabajadores Y
de los socialistas.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
NOTICLAS De
INTE|t"0 LOCAL

FL ayuntamiento do anoche
instrucciones al comit6 de ha :
cienda para que ~investigue la pc
sibilidad de llegar a un arreglo
con la Davis Island, Inc, en- con
tribuciones que esta corporation
adeuda.
Propuso ell CONCEAL Victor Ro
seminal que Sc acepte pagan 40
mil pesos por las caherias que
esa empresa instalara en- la lsla
Davis y que Sc lie eziia ell page
de $4,000 por contribuciones,
en- lugar de los 100000 que ahc
ra Sc le demandan.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
TRATASE DE ASCENDER A
MANGADA

Madrid, Sept. Eel gobierno
ascendera al teniente coronel
Mangada, republican,, que hace
pocos meses tuviera un inciden-
tie con dos generates, ahora in =
cluidos en- la lista de traidores a
la Repdblica.
Mangada protest6 violenta-
mente en- un banquete de que
dos generates vertieran expresio
mes en- contra del regimen demo-
cratico.
Tn bast6n de mando lie fue re-
galado la semana pasada, al te-
nierte coronel, por ell Ateneo de
Madrid.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

FL alcalde Chancey do aver
instrucciones a los jefes de los
negociados del ayuntamiento pa
ra que sondeen la opinion de los
emp ados sobre una rebaia de
un 80 y un tercio por ciento en-
sus sueldos.
Para evitar un deficit ell alcal-
de quiere cue los empleados CO.
.bren por 20 dfas de trabaio ca
da mes Y que los diez restantes
sc pongan en- los libros como pa
sados en- vacaciones.
Tn acuerdo en- csc ser 10 fue
tornado anoche por ell unta :
miento.