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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-23

pute would be submitted to The
Hague court, Persia took advantage
of her membership in the League
Of Nations TO submit the dispute to
Geneva.
Persia claimed she had the right
to call the attention CT the league
to British pressure" in the contro-
versy and claimed the original con-
cession was obtained as the result
'of pressure"
Today in the Persian capital, one
is impressed on every side by the
anti British sentiment The oil
dispute is the principal topic of
conversation. Indignation over al
legged British intimidation and
pressure" is voiced publicly. The
recent Persian note TO London re-
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Roosevelts Blunt Rebuff of Repeated Pleas
for Cooperation May Delay Definite
Action for Full Year.
SPECIAL SESSION is ONLY HOPE
General Default by All Debtor Nations When
Next Payment Is Due in June
Seen; Fear Grave Results
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS
Scripps- Howard Foreign Editor

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Unless President Franklin D.
Roosevelt calls in special session after March
some European diplomats here have informed their govern
ments with disay nothing definite done about
war debts for another full year.
This easily might general default on the part of
the debtor nations when the next Semannua inStamen
amounting to approximately S135 OOO falls due
next with complications of grave and farreachng import
Congress has the power change existing debt
settlements AS President Herbert Hoover stated presidents
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Concession Cancellation Is
Blow to Vital Link in
Empire Defense.
BY EUGENE LYONS,
United Press stan Correspondent

Copyright. 1882 bv United Press
TEHERAN, Persia, Dec. %
Little Persia has challenged the
British lion on the question of oil
for the British navy.
Representative Persians. from
Teheran merchants and politicians
to chiefs of the wild interior tribes,
have pledged their support to Shah
Ria Khan Pahlevi on cancellation
of the Anglo Persian Oil Company'S
concession, a vital link in the Bri-
fish worldwide naval fuel supplies.
The whole country is aroused.
The shah, himself a former cos
sack. and once a guard at the por-
tails of the royal palace. is said to
be enthused by this display Of con-
fldence in him.
The entire country appears to be
enraged because the British have
threatened TO submit the Oil dispute
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to the permanent court of interna-
tional justice at The Hague. The
Persian view is that the court can
not consider dispute between a
government and a commercial con-
Germ, As the Anglo-Persian company
is regarded.
But the British government owns
most of the Anglo Persian stock. 1t
was purchased to insure fuel for
British naval units in this part Of
the world. Loss of the concession.
of course. would be a staggering
blow TO the British worldwide sys-
tenn of supplies.
Persia acted quickly in her def
ance of Great Britain. After the
British government had delivered
an ultlmatum saying that the dis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-23
RAIN is CHRISTMAS
FORECAST FOR CITY
Santa to Pay His Visit in
Boots and 'SIicker.'

Dressed in a raincoat and rubber
boots, Santa Claus will arrive here
Christmas eve IN a boat, if predic-
lions of the weather bureau ma
terialize.
Continuous rain today, tonight
and Saturday. with temperatures
far above the normal is the Christ
mas weather menu for Indianapolis,
the weather bureau said.
At this morning the mercury
had risen to 40, highest level of
several weeks. Mild temperatures
probably will continue during the
weekend, the weather bureau said.
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JOINS FRIEND IN DEATH

Man, 80, Killed by Auto Crossing
Street on Way to Funeral ParlOr.
BIZ United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. %
Justice H. Browning, 30, was killed
by an automobile as he crossed the
street to view the body of friend.
His body was placed in the funeral
parlors beside that of his friend.
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HOUSE TAKES HOLIDAY

Adjourns for Three Day Christ
mas Vacation After Short Session.
By nited Press
WASHINGTON, Dec, 23-The
house today adjourned for a three
day Christmas holiday after ses-
sion of only forty minutes. 1t will
reconvene next Tuesday.
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CITY MAN STRICKEN,
DIES IN AMBULANCE
f. L. Weir Is Victim of Heart Dis
ease: Lived Here Whole Life.

Everett L. Weir, Sc. of 1924 Hoyt
avenue. lifelong resident of Indian
apolis. died of heart disease today
in an ambulance which was en-
route to city hospital.
Mr.. Weir, employed as a book
keeper at headquarters of the In
ternational typographical union,
1920 North Meridian street, became
III while at work and an ambulance
was called to remove him to his
home. He had been suffering from
heart disease for the last six
months.
He leaves his widow. Mrs. Bertha
Weir; a son, George E. Weir, and
his mother, Mrs. Anna Weir. He
was a past master of Capital City
lodge. F. g. A. M, member OF the
Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine,
and a deacon Of the Third Chris
tian church.
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$1,111,776 LOAN BY
r. F. C. GIVEN STATE
Granted for Emergency Relief in
six Counties, Two Towns.

DR.. John H. Hewitt, director OF
the state unemployment commits
sion, returned today from Wash
ington with s1,111,776 Of Federal
Reconstruction Corporation funds to
finance poor relief and work for un-
employed in six counties and two
cities. Marion county will receive
S405,O00 of the funds, second por-
ton TO be allotted. First funds re-
ceived was S250,000
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Little Persia Challenges British Lion Dispute Oil Supply
for English Navy Whole Country Aroused Supporting Ruler

cancelng the
openly limited London that Soviet
po monopoes with Persia The United Press has
capital This his OF the situation.
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DEATH STAY is SOUGHT
Second Delay Is Asked by Con-
victed Killer of City Detective.

Second stay of execution of Rich
ard Perkins, Negro. of Indianapolis.
convicted slayer two years ago of
Carl Hickman, detective, when he
attempted to escape questioning in
the 5000 block on North Pennsyl-
vania street, is asked in a petition
tiled today before the supreme
court. He was convicted by a jury
in Hancock circuit court.
The high court last spring grant
ed stay until Jan. 6 of execution
which was to have occurred july /
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BLAME FOG In DEATH

William Turner, II, Struck by Train
at Dunkirk, and Killed.
BIZ United Press
PORTLAND, Ind, Dec. 23.-His
vision obscured by fog, William Tur-
ner, II, was struck by a train at
Dunkirk and killed instantly.
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and diplomats may dicker all
they are a mind to, but until
congress passes final judg-
ment, their conclusions re-
main utterly without effect.
Governor Roosevelt's almost blunt
rebuff of President Hoover's repeat
ed pleas for cooperation on war
debts between now and the time the
Governor enters the White House
is seen as tying the Presidents
hands with a double-bow knot.
HOOver's Hands Tied
Representatives here of European
governments were quick to see, after
reading the Hoover Roosevelt ex-
change of kilograms, that no action
the President may take from now
on will be binding upon the incom-
ing Administration, and will act
accordingly.
Not only has all real progress in
clearing up the war debts imbroglio
| been brought to halt, but Ameri-
can foreign policy, in almost all its
major phases, is regarded as having
been completely paralyzed for the
next two and half months.
This included disarmament policy,
adequate preparations for the COM
ing world economic conference, CO.
operation with the other powers
dealing with the Manchuria episode
and peace pact violations, and
other highly important interna-
tional affairs.
Special Session Only Hope
In effect, Mr.. Roosevelt is seen
as emphatically warning Mr.. Hoover
that while exploratory work and
preliminary surveys" may be under
taken between now and March 4,
nothing must be done, by way of
advancing these major issues, which
would bind this government as to
any ultimate policy
The present lame duck congress
goes out of Office as Mr.. Roosevelt
comes in.
The next regular session is not
due to meet until December, 1888
The next war debts installments are
due June Is, 1888, roughly six
months before the first regular
session under the Roosevelt admin
istration, and the Dec. Is, 1893, in
stallments will he due only a few
days after that session gets under
way.
Unless Mr.. Roosevelt calls a spe-
cial session, therefore, two more
war debts payments will fall due be-
fore congress can do anything about
it.
Seven Nations Default
Seven nations. including France,
Poland and Belgium, defaulted this
month.
Britain and some of the other
powers paid, but under protest, and
with the warning that unless there
is prompt revision, further INSTALL
ments might not be forthcoming.
Thus, when Mr.. Roosevelt takes
Office. he may find himself with
only few weeks between him and
a general default on the part of a
united Europe, yet utterly without
authority to meet the crisis save by
calling the new congress in extraor-
binary session.
President Hoover, on his part, is
seen as seeking yindication in his
tory.
In the face Of almost certain re-
fusal, he has gone to the extent of
virtually begging his successor to
cooperate to stave off disaster.
Rebuffed, he has placed side by
side on the record what he said and
IL.
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HenryLane Wilson Dies;
Funeral VIII Be Monday
Diplomat SuccumbS at Home Here After 5-Day Attach
of Pneumonia; Out of Public Life Since 1928

Funeral will be held 1890 Monday
76 minister Chile
who died late Thursday afternoon
The services will be held at the Fanner Buchanan mouay the
will be in Hill cemetery.
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BURNS CAUSE DEATH
Clothes of Aged Petersburg Women
Catch on Fire.

PETERSBURG, Ind. Dec. 3d.
Burns received when her clothing
caught fire in front of an open CRATE
resulted in the death of Mrs. Car
isSa West, 88.
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ANDERSON MAN KILLED

Dies Instantly in Auto Mishap
Near HagerstOwn.
By United Press
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 23-Joe
Ellison, 3S, Anderson, was killed in
stantly when his automobile failed
to make turn on Road 38, north
of Hagerstown.
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COMMENTARIES SOBRE UN
ARTICULO DE AZORIN

Madrid, agosto 29.-Los pc
ri6dicos extremists comentan
I'm articulo del notable escritor
"Azorin'', que defiende a Ia Re-
publica por Greer cue de esta
depende la prosperidad de Es-
pana. Teme Azorin que 81 la Re-
pdblica desapareciera algo peor
que la Revolution rusa iba a ocu
rrir en- Espana.
Los diarios extrsmistas no
confiesan que Azorin ha aprecia
do bien la situaci6n, pero dicen
que 81 esta RecGblica cayera, la
Soviet,
Azorin defendi6 la dictadura
de Primo de Rivera y dice que
del nuevo regimen no ha solicit
tado favores nj los so!icitara,
aunque 81 mantiene relaciones
de amistad con ell Presidente al
Gala ZamOra.
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SANJURJO SERA TRATADO
CON ARREGLO AL REGLA
MENTO DEL PRESIDE

Madrid, agosto Del 60
bie~no ha ordenado que Sc trate
al general Sanjurjo, recluido en-
81 preside de Ell Dueso, en- la
provincial de Santander, sin abu
sos nj descortesias, pero con
arreglo al reglamento del penal.
Una orden disponiendo Ia con
fiscaci6n de las propiedades de
Sanjurjo Sc cumplira en- la pre-
sente semana.
Ell gobierno confiscara las pro
piedades de todos los monarqui-
cos a q~uienes Sc condene, legal
mente ,por atacar Ell nuevo re-
gimen con actos de Violencla.
Los amigos de Sanjurjo ase-
guran que este tenia la impre-
sion de que el gobierno iba a or
denar su fusilamiento.
Los ministries Albornoz Y
Marcelino Domingo siguen
desempenando sus puestos y no
presentaran sus r~enuncias.
Los rumores de huelga gene
raj en- Zaragoza, Sevilla y Bar
celona, resuItaron infundados,
por cuanto las organizaciones
robreras, 81 bien protestaron del
indulto de Sanjurjo, r~esolvieron
no crearle dificultades al gobier
no.
Sc ha destacado la conducta
de la madre del captain Fermin
Galan, fusilado en- Huesca, que
visit6 al presidente Alcala Ia
mora, pidi6ndole conmutara la
pena de muerte a Sanjurjo.
I'm decreto Sc firmara en- la
presente semana eXpulsandO del
ei6rcito al ex-iefe de la Guardia
Civil.
Votaron a favor de la conmu-
taci6n de la pena los ministries
socialists Largo Caballero y
Fernando de los Rios, segGn Sc
ha sabido en- las dltimas AZ no.
raS.
Fernando de los Rios y Caba-
Hero Sc oponen a la pena de
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Emelina estaba irresistible.
Valioso SUI traje de piqu6 guar
necido, Ultima expression de la
moda. Fue obieto de todas la
miradas Y celebraciones.
Tambien vestian con exquisi
ia elegancia las damas de IL
Corte.
Verde claro con tonalidades d
rosa era ell de la encantadors
Velia. Amarillo con recamas de
.perlas el de Eloina. Blanco re,
camado en- rojo ell de Cristina.
FL bale continue hasta las
tres de la manana.
Y en- el Garnet del cronists
quedaron anotados estOs nom
bres: Cecilia DomingueZ, Rosi-
ia Dirube, Angelica Placencia
Carmelina del Rio, Ada Norie-
ga, Asunci6n Bautista, Merce-
des Fernandez, Carmen Rodri-
guez. Natividad Alvarez, Eloisa
Cahizares, Margarita Garcia
Maria Pla, H~ortensia Perez, Ca
ridad Soto, Maria Teresa DiaZ
Maria Luisa Gonzalez. Emelina
Gutierrez, Anita Morales, AIDE
laida Cruz, Genoveva Marine,
Candita Vega, Georgina Vale.
Pillar Hernandez, Rosa Maria
Aluja, Raquel Echeverria, Car
lotica Vallares, Sarita MendeZ.
Gertrudis Men6ndez, Sofia Nj.
nez, Gloria Perez, Manueiita
Gonzalez, Micaela Arces, TSini.
dad Gomez, Herminia Cueto,
Onelia Sanchez, Lsticia Johan.
sen, Esperanza Folgueras, Dolly
Fernandez, Idalia Martinez, Lu.
crecia Marin, ConsueIito Perez
Elvira Corrales, Margarita Cue
ira, Jennie Moses, Isabel Her.
nandez, Mia Arrange, Clara Va
des, Maria Valdes, Maria Bull
ing, Dora Morales, Elem ST.
neon, Mary Guerra, Alice Thon
| A(Pqsa a Ia cuarta)
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Ell PLAN DE
DEL
EJERCITO

Madrid, agosto 29,-Esp6ra-
S. que ell gobierno del prince
ministro Azana sOmeta a las
Cortes, antes de la semana que
viene, un proyecto de reorgani-
zaci6n del ei6rcito,
Toda la oficialidad monarqui-
ca sera relevada de mando Y pro
bablemente Sc quitaran las pen
stones a jefes y oficiales desa-
fectos.
I%gualmente Sc cancelaran las
p%ensiones de jefes y oficiales Gu
va TRACTION Sc pruebe.
Otros elementos Green que A
zana 10 Heyara a t6rmino la
reorganization y que 81 10 hace
no sera tan radical como muchos
suponen.
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LA HUELGA DE LOS MEDl-
COS

Habana, Agosto 29.-Nueyas
g~estiones Sc han iniaiado para ID
graz la soluci6n de Ia huetga de.
clarada por la Federation Medi-
ca,
FL selreario de sanidad, Or.
CespedeS, dice que Ell gobiernc
mantiene Ia i~nspecioE de las ca
sas de salud Y que 40 eS cleric
que los medicGs del departamtr
ito Sc vcngan utjtisando Ell pro
vccho de empreSaS particuLtrtS.
La Federation Medic& Ns"g0
ra que algunos m'dlcos. entire
ellos los doctorcs Francisco JoS>
Velez. Daniel Milan&s del PoZo y
Parua, emp'eados del "a
bierno, prestan sus SerVlcloS co
mo medicos en- las sociedades de-
claradas en- huelga.
FL Centre Galley ha dado po-
session a los nuevos mtdl2oS. Sc
teccionAdo de un grupo dc GO
que presentation solicitud de in
gFeSo.
Las sociedades Centre AStu p
riano V Centric de Dependencies
vicnen manteniendo sus serVi-
clos con efectiVidad, aunque con
ira elias So viene hacienda una
campana difamante.
En el sanatorio del Centro d
Dependencies hay un total dc
623 enfermos.
La Federation Mtdica sostie.
ne que eli ndmero de mtdic0S fe
derados sigue aumGntando Y CT
ia los ingresos de los doctore.
Rafael Busto Casas, Felix Gar
Ella Maseda, Baldomcro Escriba
no, Nestor Basulto FScobar, Coz
zalo O'FarriIl y Garcia Monte
negro.
Los servicios en- In Quinta de
Centre de Dependencies estar
distributes en- la forma slguicI
tie: Jefe de cirugia, DR.. RogoliC
Stincer; iefe de hternos, Dr..
Ponce de Leon; radi6logO, Dr..
Eduardo de Cardenas; director
del laboratorio, DR.. +. Betan-
court; Pharmaceutical, DR.. Rodri-
guez Barquin.
T'ratase ahora de normalizar
el servicio en- los Rayos X y el
laboratorio, como tambi6n nom
brar a un m6dico 9nestesista.
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Function ben6ficn

Function ben6fjcn
La de manana martes, en- ei
teatro Stella, de West Tampa, a
las ocho Y media de la noche. a
beneficio de Las Hijas de Ma
ria.
Esta function ha sido organi-
2ada por la interesante y gen.
til senorita Emilia Gonzalez.
for de nuestros salones.
Els la cita obligada de nuestro
gran mundo.
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SIN ~Drecedentes
gran mundO.


Ell suntuoso bale de Ia coro-
nqci6n, ve~rificadO con extraor-
dinaria brillantez la noche del
sf'1ado en- los salones del paia-
cete que ell Centre Asturiano po-
SCI en- la avenida Nebraska.
Ii organization estuvo a cargo
de los i6venes miembros de los
Gibbs R. H. Y. e Ideal.
Cerca de la media noche, Guam
do 81 primer intermedio Sc habia
hocho por la popular erquesta de
"Ja2z", hizo su entrada en- la
sala Ia gentil V adorable senori-
ia Emelina Noa, eIegida Reina
de II Simpatfa, acompanada de
sus damas de honor, las hecri-
cerag senoritas Velia Martinez,
Eloira Vazquez Y Cristina Arce.
Desr&s, los caballeros maceros,
j6venes de los Clubs patrocinan
ties.
LIZ orquesta ejecut6 una mar
cha triunfal y en- csc mismo ms
tante Sc llev6 a teymino el actc
de la coronation por el caballe-
rose i6ven Ramon Fernandez,
Presi1 ante del Club R. H. Y. a.
cual rortenece Ia Reina. La c~n.
currer"ia aplaudi6 fren6tica.
merte. dejando caer al paso de
sequ; >, las blancas gardenias
de la victoria como demostra
ci6n de respeto y simpatfa.
La gaceta., 1932-08-29
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

3 Ilo. AauiIjno Lombard, Viria-
10 Gutierrez, JOS Acosta O.
Bgitn, Manuel Tome e Israel Pc
req Rodriguez.
La plataforma apsobada por
cl part.do Liberal iucIuye las 81
guientcs rromesaS: fundaci6n
de un Institute del Trabajo;
creaci6n de sindicatos de profe-
sionaies y obreros, y ieyes que
p|rotcian a los mismos leg,sla-
zion sobre el mutualismo profe-
.sional. Que los Obreros teNgan
p&rtitipayj0n en- las iudustrias
que SON protCgidaa per ell esta-
DO y en- las companies lie serVi-
cio puUlico; iubilaci6n . los en-
pjeados de las empreS9S de ser
.ricio pdblico, Y del es ado, Sc
guro contra el paro forzoso; jor
NADIA de labor de cinco LAS a la
scmana y seis horas dA~as;
nroaribn do n sana nrcpor-
zion de los impuestos del ea' ado
y los municipios; mayor publ
,iaoJ nor. los cost., l. nro3uc-
ia, y Ios henrficios creaci6n
ia o,maceros naxa los
f.,,o. y nrodnctos dast oados al
consume dai nueblo legislaci6n
mjncrq = cstudjo del su6suelo Gu
baoo. fomento dol ca ourante
rarionaI. distribuci6n Dc las tie
rras dol oStado. uqr medic de
qdoru.da legiSlacioo agrarja:
.digtrihuci6, de vivi.ndos a los
ramnosioos. co,cey,t, es cr6di-
Itos a~gricolas CON taio iutar6s.
lmndidas contra 81 la6fradjo. "a
|lario minimo ARA Drot,ger Al
obroro del Gamma Aciora,nien
Ito do Ias ,sct,cras octco}qs. mi
yergidad Ghre sin kufcjo osl
dnrecho do e.+ado ~ nI dior
cicio 10 Ia. nrofosiocX am,,;a
prntccci6n ,aro Ia IN cor no
val de-. J., ;nronc;a los NJ, oe-
colay = maioramior.o aAlas GA
sac nscuelos - iihro. i, iAtori3t
gratis. concession 81 ia +,
muiar CON acco,o g. los
La gaceta., 1932-08-29
VOTlCLAS De
INTERES LOCAL

Estan va finalizados los pre-
parativos para la bienvenida que
sc tributara manana a Eddie
Flynn, eampe6n olimpico de pc
so weller.
Flynn arribara por tren a las
4 :05 de la tarde y en- la estact6n
de la Union sera recibido por el
alcalde Chancey y un grupo de
prominentes ciudadanos.
Varies centenarcs dc autom6-
viies t0maran parte en- una pa
rada luya organization sc ha
confiado al coronet Homer j..
Hesteriy. Actuara de maestro de
ceremonies en- la reception, el
Sr. F. NJ. Traynor, presidente de
la Camara de Concrete.
Flynn llegara en- compafia de
su madre Y de su hermano Den
mis-, que es tambi6n pugilista.
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TEATROS
CASINO

CASINO
Estrsna hoy Ell emo1ionante
drama Miracle Man, con la
famoso actriz Sylvia Sidney Y
ell j6ven actor Chester Morris.
Ademas exhibe la divertida CO.
media Our Gang" y una cinta
pict6rica,
Para manan& marteS anuncla
Ell Casino Ell debut de la compa-
MIA de vaudeville Sunshine Re
vue", con 20 bellas artiStaS.
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RITZ

Mantiene en- su cartel "Wo-
man in Room 49,, con ELISA
Landi, Y la entretenida comedia
"Choo Choo".
woman in Room 80 eS una
Delicula digna de verse, no solo
por la notable labor artiStica de
ELISA Landi, 81 que tAmbien por
su interesante a%rgumento, uno
de los mas originates llevados a
la rantalIa.
La gaceta., 1932-08-29
ROYAL

Exhibe hoy, por Ultima vez, la
precioSa cinta Lefty Lynton",
con la elegantisima Joan Craw-
ford Y el simpatico galan j6ven
Robert Montgomery.
Complete ei progrAmG una
comedia de Charlie Chase, y una
hermosa cinta de viajes.
La gaceta., 1932-08-29

EXtinguida la bolita aun3ul
Sc juega en- todaS parties, nos
queda la bola,.... la bola que
rueda Y Sc lleva los menuloS,
Los muchos ciudadanos nj
con "bolas' pueden alimentar,
Sc.
Ese es un "come-bolitas'-
decian antes para calificay a
un simplote.
Los "come~bolitas" son va
tipos de la historic y del paste
do. pero vive y prospera la
"clase" que "rueda la bola" y
los ''ninos de la bola," que ga
ben tirarla e impulsarla.
Ahora bien, los "boliteroS,"
en- csc "reajuste" de las cosas,
no son interiors; a sus criticos.
nj a los que anhelan "guillo-
tinarlos."
En- la ciudad que listed COMO
ce, ellos conocen y ~nosotros CO.
nocemos, el cue tira la bola, la
pone Ell ell saco, o ayuda a rodar-
Ia. ell que no apunta por K. o
P. Sc "deia caer" por la Haba-
ma. Y ell que no iuega Sc CON
mueve cuandO lie relatan la suer-
te del que con un peso llev6 va
rios miles a su bolsa... 0 del que
con cincuenta centavos Sc com
pro un traje y lie page al bode-
guero,..
La bola rueda y SUI "movi-
miento' afecta a puros e impu-
ros, hegros Y biancos, chicos y
grandes... latinos y saiones,
comunistas Y fascistas, liberales
y dem6cratas, republicanos y
agrarios...
Rueda la boia... sobre las es-
paldas del pueblo, pero no 10
aplasta, aunque lie agobia, opri-
me y confunde.
La gaceta., 1932-08-29

Dos %muchach0s asaltar0n an0
che a Armando Fernandez, de
pendiente de la botica Kisier,
quitandole l.25.
Sc Eam6 a la botica pidiendo
paquete d. cigarrillos para una
casa de la avcnida de Ross y
cuando Fernandez lego con la
mercancia, dos j6venes que ALI
eshban le quitaron los cigarri-
Hon Y ell dinero. Los detectives
fufh-n notificados.