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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-07-07
GORTNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Conneway,
of Canton, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. P.
F. Gortner, of Macon, ILL.,, visited Mr..
and Mrs. P. P. Gortner last week.
Mrs. John Stutzman and sons, of
Hartville, Ohio, arrived Saturday to
be present at the Lichty reunion, held
in Lichty's barn on the Fourth.
Jacob Swartzentruber and Joseph
Martin and family attended family
reunion near Grafton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Lichty and
daughter Ruth visited Mrs. Lichty's
brother, Mr.. Hershberger, on Sunday.
He is an appenditic patient in a hos
pital at Meyersdale, Pa.
Mrs. Annie Irwin, of Pittsburgh, is
spending several days at the S. W..
Slabach home.
The following were guests at w. C..
Welch's over the week-end: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Herd and son McCul-
Tough, and Worthy Boom, of Rich
wood, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. AL
exander, son Fred and daughter nellie,
and Robert Alexander and family, all
of Accident; Darrell Feathers, of Alb
erdeen, and Mrs. Nell Feathers, of
Cumberland.
Mrs. Noah Slabach, Mrs. Lee Sla-
bach and children and Miss Pearl
Findley, of Uniontown, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Spoerlein one
day last week.
Albert Sisk was at Cumberland on
Monday where he visited his father,
Morris Sisk, at Allegany Hospital,
where he will likely undergo an oper-
alton for the removal of his eye
which he injured on the lever of a
washing machine wringer as he stoop-
ed to pick up a pair of overalls on the
floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gortner, Of
Grantsville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Beall and daughter Jane of
Cumberland, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. P. Gortner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gauer and
Mrs. Oddie Swauger, Greeley Janoske
and family, Misses Lucille Sembower
and Pauline Tolbert visited at the
home of ]. A. Shaffer on Sunday.
Miss Leona Fulk, who has been
at the home of Clarence Fulk, has re-
turned to Sunnyside.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-07-07
NORTH GLADE

Mrs. Warwick died Saturday morn
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Irwin Custer, and was buried Monday
at New Germany.
Mrs. Bertha Oester scalded her foot
very severely one day recently.
Alfred Lohr is able to be up and
around again following an illness of
some duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears, of Cumberland,
are spending some time at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Beckman, in this community.
Mrs. Charles Harvey and daughter
Susan, of Miami, Florida, arrived here
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-07-07
H. ID. A. Schedule

July II, Oakland Wo-He-Lo All
Club, 200 p. M, with Virginia Mason.
July IL, Sunnyside All Club at 10
a. m. at the school house.
July IA, Loeb Lynn Senior All
Club, 200 p. M, with Betty Har-
desty.
July Is, Swanton Busy Bee All
Club, 200 p. M, at the Club House.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-07-07
Sunday In St. Marks Lutheran

Bible School, $3.50 a. M; Divine
Worship, 10:45. Holy Communion
with preparatory service.
Union Leagues at $3.50 p. M, in
M. E. church. George Altstetter, lead
err.
Evening Worship, 7:30 p. M, with
communion and sermon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-07-07

Sunday as an agreeable surprise to
other members of the family.
Mr.. Louis Beckman has just erected
a new barn on his farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

Another lawyer entered Mrs. Cams
life little later-this one, born and
bred in Kentucky. He was Edward
Everett Gam, and his work as an at
torney had called him to Washington.
1t was here that he made the acquaint-
ance Of Dolly Curtis, and their marriage
resulted a short time later This inter
esting woman then, as Dolly Gam,
began to busy herself In the task of
building q home.
From q modest home In the Mount
Pleasant district, she and Mr.. Gam
later bought place In Cleveland Park
just across the street from the Grover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Women i'm Official Life
Interesting Interviews With Prominent
Hostesses in Washington
MRS. DOLLY GAM.

Cleveland house, and IN the shadow Of
the Washington Cathedral. 1t was
here that the Cams turned to establish
their permanent "hearthside. Among
other things Mrs. Gam became devoted
to picturesque garden that scattered
bright, fragrant blooms about the back
of the home.
Meanwhile. the health of Mrs. Cur
tbs was becoming seriously impaired.
Less and less could she discharge the
social obligations incumbent upon her
as the wife Of q United States Senator.
Even the cares Of her home were be-
coming TOO much for her frail strength.
1t was IN this crisis that the present
wee PRESIDENT turned once again to the
half sister who had proved a mainstay
in earlier days. And she. with an un-
selfish devotion and a heart big enough
to share the cares of two Households,
began to look after both Instead of
shopping and planning the meals for
one nome, she began to do it for two.
When Mrs, Curtis died the door to
the Gam home was opened to the
bereft husband, and he came to make
his home with his sister.
In 1928 Kansas "favorite son" was
when the Question os - 49,, o." ~.
hostess Womb he eross Iii, ~ Gonn LIS ,S
foS1nd Iova1Iv at his side ' srba i1 H,a mas
land park home cove "' mo-, v 0 sr,I,,
to a hotel apartment IN ortSer 10 says
precious hours in the process of "go-
ing and coming" each day-even min
utes are precious in the program of
the Vice Presidents hostess.
The Vice President, she will tell you,
in addition to presiding over the Sem
ate, is supposed to represent the Presi-
dent at numberless functions which 1t
would be physically impossible for the
Chief Executive to attend and still
carry on the heavy burdens of his
ONCE. And, of course. the hostess Of
the Vice President must oversee the
social program OF the Vice President
that there may be discharged to q
at" the OBLIGATIONS that fail TO his lot
by virtue Of the Office he holds.
What do I do In an average day?"
Mrs. Gam echoed the question with q
good-natured laugh,
well, let's, take tomorrow, for In
stance" and she reached for her date
book, I'm the morning there is sit
ting for an artist, at noon a special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Mrs. King to Entertain
Chapter Members at Tes

Mrs. Walter W. King will entertain
the Molly Pitcher Chapter of D. A. r
at a tea at her home. Ojo del CORA, on
the Potomac, Monday. The guest of
honor at the meeting preceding the tea
will be Mrs. James T. Moeris and Miss
BeSS Calm wih read the new Yorktown
lecture
Mrs. King will be assisted by Mrs
William N Doak, wife of the Secre-
tary Of Labor; Mrs. Lula McCarty, sis
ter Of the Secretary Of Labor. and Mrs
Roberly Maltby,
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Betrothal Party for
Miss Mabel Griffith

Mrs. John c. Livingston entertained
at q luncheon and bridge YESTERDAY
afternoon at Silver Spring, Md, in
honor of her sister, Miss Mabel Eliza
beth Griffith, whose parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Grif1th, announced her
engagement to Mr.. Townely Gamble,
formerly Of Petersburg, Va.
Among the guests were Miss Ruth
Alexander, Miss Florence Bradley, Miss
Dorothy DeVeau, Miss Thelma Kite,
Miss Marion Ostermayer, Miss Thea
dora Emerson, Miss Louise Massey, Miss
Cecilia Hunt, Miss Marion Perry, Miss
Marianne Harrison, Miss Halle Mae
Clark and Mrs. John Miller, all of
Washington; Miss Rebecca Griffith and
Miss Beach Lemon, Baltimore; Mrs.
Charles II. Griffith, Silver Spring, and
Mrs. r. A. Gamble, Petersburg, va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Archaeological Society
168th Meeting March %

The Archaeological Society Of Wash
ington will hold its 168th meeting In
the Auditorium of the Washington Club
on Wednesday evening, March %, at 8
o'clock.
Prof. Benjamin March, curator Of
Asiatic Art, Detroit Institute Of Ar@,
will be the guest of honor and VIII de-
liver an illustrated lecture on the art
of the Far East. He will touch upon
the imperial palace as the art focus OF
the nation, and show interesting and
unique slides on the Forbidden City in
Peiping.
President Wade H. Ellis and Mrs.
Ellis will receive the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Cathedral Chapter. o. E. S.,
~ Guests of Past Officers

Mrs. Elizabeth r. Cornish and Mrs.
Louis F. Bradley entertained the past
officers OF Cathedral Chapter, No. IA,
Order Of the Eastern Star, Friday eve
ming. The hoStesses, assisted by Miss
Eleanor Bradley, were in Colonial dress,
and the evening was carried out in a
true Bicentennial spirit The officers
OF the association are: Mrs. Bradley,
president; DR.. Alan Cowles, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Ray Horn, secretary, and
Mrs. Clara D. Penny, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
St. Gertrude Gard Party
Changed to April s

The card party for ST. Gertrude's
School of Arts and Crafts announced
for April has been postponed to
Wednesday. April 6, in the gold room of
Wardman Park Hotel at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
George P. Scriven, chairman of pa
tronesses, has secured many prominent
women to sponsor the cause and among
them are Mrs. Louis Lehr, Mrs. Edward
Douglas White. Mrs. Paul Bastedo, Mrs.
John Cammack, Mrs. Milton E. Allies,
Miss Hickey, Mrs. Joseph P. Tumulty
and Mrs. D. j. Callahan. Mrs. James
Haskell is chairman Of the card party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Mr.. Youngquist to Speak
Before Women S Alliance

Mr.. Aaron G. Young, Assistant ATT
torney General, will be the speaker at
the meeting of the Women's Alliance,
All-Souls' Unitarian Church, Friday
morning at IL o'clock. His subject will
be THE Department of Justice" The
meeting is open to the public. Mrs.
Frederic E. Staebner will be hostess at
the luncheon following.
A farewell bridge-luncheon will be
given in honor of Mrs. John L. Hyde
retiring president of the Women's Al
lance, on Tuesday, March 20, at l
O'Clock in Pierce Hall. Those who do
not play cards will be entertained by
Mrs. Virginia Blassingham with her
delightful stories, "A Monologue OF
Colonial Days"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
Sunshine Society Held
Successful Benefit Bridge

The District Sunshine and Com
munity Society held a bridge party in
the club room of Tilden Gardens last
Monday evening. when Mrs. jefferson
Davis was chairman of the committee
which planned and managed the affair
The associate patronesSeS were Mrs.
Alexander P. Heron, Mrs. Lewis E. Ryan
and Mrs. william H. Wahly. The
bridge was very successful Every one
enjoyed the evening, and quite a sum
was added to the treasury of the So
ciety.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
LOS COMUNISTAS SIGUEN
AVANZANDO SOBRE CHAN
CHOW

Annoy. China, abril l6.-La a
menaZa de las fuerZas comunis-
tas contra Chang-ChOw no ha
desaparecido hoy Y los rojos 81
guen avanzando, mientras mu-
chos de los habitantes ~aterrori-
II dos siguen arribando a esta
pcblaci6n.
Las autoridades miiitares chi
n3s anunciaron aver que en- una
batalla entire las tropas provin-
cialeS y los comunistas, eStos tu-
viaron dos mil bajas.
I'm destroyer americana lego
aver a Annoy para proteger la
villa de los ciudadanoS america
nos que pudieran estar en- peli-
gro.
Sc ha communicate a la lega-
ci6n americana en- Peiping que
los misioneros americanos en-
csc distrito Sc han refugiad0 en-
la colonia International de la
isla Kulangsu.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
AUMENTA LA ESCASEZ DE
TRABAJ0 EN- Ed ESTADO
DE NEW YORK

Albany, N. Y. CFP), abril 16.
Una disminuci6n de 10 en- ell
numero de hombres empleados
en- las fabricas y de menos de
un l% en- los pages semanales
de las fabricas, representa- la
mayor declinaci6n de febrero a
MARIO que iamas han sufrido
las fabricas del estado, segtin
I'm informe del comisionado in
dustrial Srta, Frances Perkins.
Tiene por base el informe deta-
Hes de mas de 1900 fabricas
que empiean 81 $3.50 de todos los
obreros del estado. Regularmen-
to, seg1n ella, el trabajo en- las
fabricas aumenta de febrero a
mario.
Las industries metaldrgicas
y textiles aparecen como las que
lanzaron mayor namero de ira
b~aiadores a la Gale.
Los f%abricantes de autom6vi-
les o pleas de AUTOMOBILES, en-
Buffalo y Syracuse, han dismi-
nuido tambien Ell nGmero de sus
Obreros,
Los talleres de ferrocarriles
paSaron cerrados eli mes de enc
0 Y reabrieron en- febrero con
solo la mitad de sus hombres,
aunque en- MARIO aumentaron el
n1mero hasta llegar a su acos-
tumbrado promedio.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
Virginia Pividdl

V1FgInlI P3Dt0Ut
En- la elegante residential de
esta gentil senorita, Sc efectuo
anoche un precioso "Bunco Par
ty" auspiciado por I'm Club de
muieres cuyO n0mbre Heva LA
tin American.
Resultaron victoriosas en- los
distintos juegos que Sc vertical
ron. las encantadoras damitaS
'Esperanza Campos y Elena
Lastra, asi como tambien los j6-
venes Armando de la Paz y Die
quito Here's, cronista de la
Traducci6n recibiendo como pre-
milo un gracioso par de "pati-
nes" en- miniature.
Sc bail6 despues hasta la me-
dia noche.
Ell buffet, a base de IN sim
patico "ambigd," llam6 la aten-
ci6n por su originaIidad.
Asistieron a esta fiesta de
verdader0 encanto las interesan
ties v conocidas damas Maria
Luisa Men6ndez, Presidenta del
citado Club; Esther Arrange, 10
Selma de la Grana, Isabel Ma
soda. Zenaida Artidiello, Horton
sia Nella, Viola Riggio, Mary
Robes. Maria Lastra, Maria
Santiesteban G. Castro. Chas.
Hall, NJ. K. Christian Y Adam
Goebel. .,
Tambien estaban estas adoFa
bles damitas: Amelia Esca}m-
te, Adelfa Jordan, Adelaide ian
chez, Mayita Lima, Aurora, Gar
ella. Carmen Walls. Nina Aou-
der, Helen Gilbert, Flo nce
Hall, Estella Pollman. KAsita
Bonis, Lolita Alfonso, Clotilde
Guerra, Rosalia Lastra, Elsie
Stuar, Emilia Alvarez. Paulina
Guerra Y Delfina Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
TERMINO LA VISTA DE
UNA IMPORTANTE CAUSA

Habana, AbriI l6.-Ha ter
m;uado la vista de la causa
DUr asesina.o contra Carlos
Nachado Abreu, a quien ct fis
60. tonSidera complete de- Sc
nador Maidique, individuo que
Hera muarte al senador Roge-
10 Iayas BaZan.
La acusaci6n privada soil
cit6 la Ecna de muerte, esti-
ando que el teniente Macha-
do Abreu asesin6 al ex-secre-
tario de gobernaci6n, disparan
do contra 81, 10 mismo que hi
ciera Maidique.
Maidique, la principal figu-
ra de la causa, que era sena-
dor por Camaguey, Sc encuen-
ira pr6fugo.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
81 FISCAL ESPERA QUE LA
DEFENSA SHNALE AL
HOMBRE QUE DIERA
MUERTE A KAHAHAWAI

Honolulu. abril 16.-El fis-
cal espera hoy que la defensa
cumpla Su promesa de senalar a
uao de los cuatro acusados CO.
nc q autor de la muerte del ma
two Jose kahahawai, por ell ase-
sinato del cual Sc acuS6 a la Sra.
Granville ForteScue. SUI yerno,
ei tenlente Thomas II. Massie
y dos aIiStados de la marina.
Piensa ell fiscal oponerse a
que Sc eXcluya TODD testimonio
reIacionado con la violaci6n de
Ia Sra. Massie Que, segdn Ia
defensa, fue la causa principal
del lynchamiento de Kahaha-
wal.
AnteS de que Ell teniente
continue declarando Y desert
biendo el criminal ataque con-
ira Su esposa, ell juez debera
decidir 81 admite o no Ell testi-
monio sobre Ell deIito de viola
ci6n.
Clarence DarrOW. iefe de Ia
defensa, cuya enfermedad hi
70 que aver Sc aplazara ell jul
clio, anunci6 anoche que Sc sen
tia meJor y que estaria muy
pronto listo para continuar Ia
vista.
FL fiscal Kelly anunci6 que
pedira a la defensa Sehale cual
de los acusadoS admitira que
hizo Ell disparo fatal. Massie
declare anteayer que su men
te Sc habia afectado con ell re-
ldto que Su eSPoSa he HicfeFd,
Y crdese que este sera tornado
por barrow como base para IA
iegar que 81 teniente mat6 al
hawaiano obedeciendo los inn
pulsos de I'M ataque de demen
cia temporal.
La intenci6n del ministerio
p1blico es pedir al tribunal que
determine 81 Ct teniente esta
ahora loco o no 10 esta.
Tn loco, Segun el fiscal, no
puede declarar.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
Fiesta ~escofar

Sc 5alada esta para la noche
de- dia q del mes en- curse, en-
ell Auditorium del Colegio Ca
t"lico. err las avenidas de Flo
rida V lie. a las ocho.
Patrcci~ar la fiesta el CRU
pc de educandos del "Jnior
Glass Y 81 gruOo de damas
que comporen ell Tampa Col
lege Auxiliary"
FL bale 10 amenizara la or
questa que dirige el popular
"Nano" Sanchez.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA
MEDIDAS CONTRA LOS a.
~CAPARADORES

Madrid, abril 16.-El primer
ministro Don Manuel Azana ha
hecho saber que 81 los ac&rora-
dores de trigo no entran en- ra,
z6n con el decreto permitiendo
la entrada de $4,000 toneladas
de csc cereal, tomara contra
eIlos muy energicas medidas.
Eel gobierno-ha dicho Ell ST..
Azana-quiere hacer saber a
los Expenditures que ell pueblo
no quiere y no puede resistir sus
maniobras para elevar ell precio
de un articulo tan esencial a la
vida Como ell trigo".
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
LA OBRERA

Madrid, abril 16.-La agita-
ci6n obrera no ha perdido inten-
sidad en- la region de Andalucia,
donde los campesinos y obreros
de las sciudades mantienen hoy
varias huelgas.
Medidas de rigor Sc han pues
to en- cfecto por ell gobierno pa
ra evitar serias perturbaciones
del orden pGblico.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
Ell MINISTRO
DE LA

Madrid, abril 16.-Embarca-
"a hoy hacia Sevilia Ell ministro
de la gobernaci6n Sr. Casares
Quiroga. Lleva ell pror6sito de
ca!mar los animos de los extre-
mistas y al mismo tempo discu-
tir los mejores m6tod0s para
la recogida de las cosechas.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
Ell Porvenir

Los valiosos elementos que
irtegran esta Sociedad de So
corros Mutucs, celebraran ma
mega, a las ocho y media de la
noche, err ell teatro del Cen
tro Asturiano," una function a
benefici0 de sus fondos.
Sc eetrenara la farsa en- tres
actos Papa Gutierrez"
Con finas variedades Sc ter
minara la velada.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

FL p~reSidente Hoover afirma
que para la naci6n estan en- ca
mino mejoreS tiempos.
Hace cuatro amos Sc prometio
a Estados Unidos que su prospe
r'dad seria mantenida; pero no
S ha podido cumplir Ell "solem-
ne ofrecimiento'.
Ahora Sc anuHcia que las va
cas- gordas" retornaran; pero la
de! re-:6n no ha perdido inten-
sidad y las filas del "ejercito'
de los sin trabajo prosiguen
"nttri6ndose''.
MAS facil es promoter la
prcsperidad que darla; como es
mas facil ofreeer que cumplir.
Estados Unidos necesita Ell Ia
Plcsidencia a un hombre como
Franklin d. Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
DOMINADA LA SITUACION
EN- SALAMANCA

Madrid, abriI 16.--El gober-
nador civil de Salamanca ha CO.
municado al ministro de la go
bernaci6n que la tranquilidad
Sc ha restablecido ALI
Los sindicalistas declararon
un movimiento de huelga ell dia
10, atacando e~stablecimientos
Y causando danos materiales de
relativa importancia.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
CONGRATULATED Ell MINIS
TRIO DE PUBLICAS

Madrid, abril 16.-El gobier-
no oficialmente ha congratula-
do al ministro de obras publicas
Don Indalecio Prieto, por ell ext
to de las fiestas que organizara
para conmemorar ell primer ami
versario de la Republica.
Todos los peri6dicos enco-
milan ell acto del teatro de la Ear
zuela, en- ell que tomaron parte
la orquesta sinf6nica de Madrid
Y los coros de Pamplona. Bilbao
y San Sebastian.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
SOCIALES
C0nfirmdci6n

Confirmaci6n
Maestro estimado compahe-
70 Sr. Aware Soils, director
del colega matutino "a
VoZ,' ha confirmado en- Gus
puestos a los Sres. Alfredo
Montoto y Sergio Alfonso, je,
fe de la plana deDortiva y GRO
nista social de dicho peri6di-
co.
A los dos camaradas deSe&-
mos muchos exitos en- sus res-
pectivos puestos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
Tn heneficio

En- 81 teatrc del Centre
Obrero" mariana, a las ocho y
cUarto del a noche, beneficio
del jovenc;to :'Cayayo', con
las chistosas obras Las Apa,
riencias Fnganan" y "Te la
Deb0 Santa Rita" Terminara
ell espectaculo con un acto de
variedades.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
LA COSECUA DE TABACO
SERA Memoir QUE LA DEL
ANO ANTERIOR

Habana, Abrit t6,-,Se ha
comprooado va el y%aticinio de
que Ia cosecha de tabaco de rs
te ano sera menor que la del
aho anterior.
C~alcu,ase que algunas de las
ncjoreS vegas no consecharan
mas de I'm 30|, comparable
con la cantidad que cosecha-
ran ell ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16

ST Jose Kahahawai hizo a la
Sra. Nassie 10 que Ell esposo de
.{sta ha relatado, con su muerte
Ia humanidad Sc ha librado de
un menStruO.
Pero... los testigos dicen que
Kahahawai era ~inocente y que
e] teniente, su suegra V los dos
La gaceta., 1932-04-16

Sc acord6 celebrar un bale
81 pr6ximo jueves dia 81, y una
function teatral la noche del
martes 26. Tambi6n Sc dara
muy pronto IN hanquete home
raie a los chicos de la "Sec.
c.6nt"~
Con.inuaran en- la presid&'
cia. pero COP caragir inter
el simpatico ygs joven
tonic Alvarez
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
TFATPOS
CASINO

CASINO
La vida inquieta y vergon.
zosa de una pobre mujer dc
cabaret de barrie pobre, es 81
argumento de la pelfcula pa
gan Lady" Que Sc exhibe hoy
en- este teatro, y en- la que de.
sempr6a 81 papel principal Ia
notable Y bellisima actriz Eve
ivn Brent.
Complete el prOPrama la Gin
ta RAINBOW Trail y el CAPT
tdlo 4 de la serie de Buffalo Bill.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
SIGUE EN- A ESTADO
Ell NOVELISTA VALE
INCLAN

Madrid, abril 16.-Contin1a
en- muy grave estado Ell notable
novelista Don Ramon del Vale
Inclan, native de Galicia y uno
de los mas ilustres escritores es-
panoles contemporaries.
Sc lie han hecho varias trans
fusiones de sangre.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
Una i~nuitdci6n

La recibe nuestro director Sc
nor Victoriano Manteiga, del
Dr.. Santiago PanieHo, medico-
iefe de la Clinica la Benefica'
para que asista manana, a las
dos de la tarde, a Ia aperture o.
fetal de la nueva casa p%ertene-
cienta a csc establecimiento be-
nefico, situada en- la Novena ave
nida Y Gale Catorce.
Gracias expresivas.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16

Los, Intermediates a5eruran
cue ell hijo del c0roneI Lind
bergb goza de buena salud.
La noticia es agradable; pero
10 cue deseamos todos es que la
criatura Sc devuelva a su Mama
y 81 Papa.
Fl nino probabIemente Sc ha
accstumbrado va a los "moda-
les" de los secuestradores; pero
los dias que pasa alejados de los
suyos, son dAs de felicidad que
Sc lie restan a su vida.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16

Los obreirs sin trabaio de
Nu,va Zelandia fueron araloa-
dos aver, como diariament2 Sc
ipersione Y Sc m2ltrata en- Il
mundo a los obreros "desespsra-
dos" cue recIaman trabajo o
pan.
Para muchos gobernantes es
mas c6modo m"altratar a los
hambrientos, que darles ocupa-
ci6n . alimentarlss,
Pero e! problema de la esca-
SEE de trabajo no pierde grave
dad y las mejores inteligencias
deben "consagrarse'', no a or
denar que Sc RIPARIAN garcia
zos, sino 9 buscar los mcdics pa
ra dar empleo a los hornbres Y
muieres que Sc baten con la mi
seria.
La civilization y la cultura
de Ia 6poca demandan que ell
hombre dPstierre la miseria.
con sus conganer2s Ia escassz
de trabaio y los baios jornales,
"domando' a las corporaciones
V a los individros que colocan
su inter6s personal por encima
de la familia, de la patria y de
Ia justicia.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
RITZ

Estrena hoy a 'Cascarrabias'
con ell famoso actor espahOl Err
nesto Vilches.
"Cascarrabias" es un vieio
criminalista retirado de la pro-
fesi6n que vuelve al desempe6o
de sus funciones por salvar a
su sobrino de la deshonra.
La gaceta., 1932-04-16

Otros ounce dias de ali
VIC" Sc han c%oncedido a los con
tribuyertcs del estado y ell con
dado.
Hasta el dia l de mayo no
Sc aplicara a los "morosos' 'el
recargo que senala la ley,
La paIabra "moroso" no de-
biera ser empleada para cali
fear a un 'contr;buyente' que
no tienc dinero para cumplir
sus ob1igaciones con ell estado
Y el munlcipio, que no puede
c0ntribuir.
FL plazo de pr6rroga sc ha
concedido no a los "morosos'"
sino a los conribuyentes "a
rrancados," con los "bolsi.los
vacios."
Los moroSOS son pOcOs, pero
los que no tienen dinero for
nan un "apreciable contingen
te,"
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
Sfccion de Recreo

Perteneciente al "CenN,o Es
panol." Sc reuni6 anoche pre-
sidida por Ell Sr. Antonio Alva-
raz
La gaceta., 1932-04-16
SANDER Y MASTERS EN-
C~ONTRADOS CULPASLES

A la bora de estar deliberan-
do, el Jurado que oyera loStesti-
m0Hi0s contra Alvin c. Sand
lers y G.. Thomas Masters, re-
gre~6 a la y e