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La gaceta., 1932-11-02

coy ur extranjero, que el conda-

coy I'm extranjero, que Ell corda-
do debera pagsrme IN ipterpre-
te, porque 81 yo soy electo no pc
Dire explicarme en- Ell idiopa in
giles. 70 no creo que ESQ es JUS
to. He vivido aqui toda mi vida
desde que mis- padres me traje-
ron de New York, a la edad de
cuatro amos, y he tratado de SER
vir en- la mejor manera possible,
a la ciudad y ell condado. No ten
go excuses que dar por mi nom
bre; estoy muy orgulloso de- el.
Esos in~dividuos que apoyan al
candidate independence, 10 que
quieren es seguir dominando la
comisi6n del condado y ellos sa-
ben que a mi no pueden domi-
marine. 70 no he hecho prone
sas politicas y no tengo sega al
guna alrededor de mi cuello."
Tambi6n pronunciation discur
SOS en- csc mitin, ell ST.. Frank,
candidate a comisionado por ell
distrito ndmero 3; Perry G.
Wall, que habl6 por toda la can
didatura democratica, y George
F. Corrigan, presidente del club
Eillsborough Pro-Roosevelt.
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que habfa tratado de suicidarse,
disparandose TN trio por Ia ca


disparandose TN tiro por la ca
beza.
No estando ALI el chofer, b.
"a mismo Sc sent6 al tim6n de
la ambulance y parti6 a toda
prisa hacia ell Sanatorio del Cen
tro Asturiano, acompanado de
Gonzalez y Aguero que cuida-
ban del herido.
La ambulancia iba por la a.
snida de Michigan tocando la
irena y dos personals en- Ia es-
uina de Nebraska salieron a
a Gale para detener a los auto
movies; pero el chofer del ca
MON no quiso atender las sena-
'es de parada, ocurriendo ell ac-
cidente.
Las persCnas que iban en- ell
canton y sufrieron heridas.
fueron trasladadas, 10 mismC
que Obaya, al Hospital Mum.
cipal.
Boza y Gonzalez fueron
conducidos a la clinica del DR..
Trelles, en- la Octava avenida
donde recibieron asistencia ms
dica.
Aguero, otro de los heridos
fue llevado tambi6n al Hospi.
tai Municipal.
Gonzalez presenta una he.
rida en- ell brazo derecho, otra
en- ell ojo derecho y una terce
ra en- Ell vientre.
La luz roja, segdn uno de
los testigos, estaba puesta pa
"a la ambulancia, pero en- Tam
pa Sc acostumbra a detener e.
transito y dar paso a la ambu-
lancia, aunque los automobiles
que vengan por otra Gale ten.
gan ell derecho de cruZar.
Recogi6 a Boza y a Coma
'ez en- ell lugar del accidente
llevandolos a la clinica arriba
mencionada, ell ST.. GuillermC
Temes, que es amigo de los
heridos.
Hasta este momento no he.
mos podido averiguar los nom.
bres de las personals que via.
jaban en- ell canton.
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JIM DEFEN-
do AVER SU CANDIDA
TURA EN- UN MITIN We
RIFICADO EN- PORT TAM
PA


Hablando aver como candida
to a comisionado por ell distrito
ndmero /, en- I'm mitin celebrado
en- Port Tampa, el Sr. James j.
Fernandez dijo que el dos wees
derrot0 a Jones, ell candidate in
dependence, Y cue este Sc ha pre-
sentado de nuevo en- la palestra,
secundado por I'm grupo de in
dividuos que realiza una ~injusta
propaganda de prejuicios.
"Esa organization, dijo jim
my, va diciendo por ahi que yo
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AcI 'wnAEs
(Programa)
: tas 200. Orquesta de Clau.

: 'as 400. Orquesta de Clau-
Iopkin's; 1870, orquesta Jack
rocks; 4:45, Bill Schudt's
500, cantos por Waugh de
! cath; 6:15, orquesta de George
Halls; $50, cantos, por Connie
Boswell; GAS, Funnyboners
1'l5, cantos, por William Hall
orquesta de Harry Barris
90 Banda de la Marina De los
Estados Unidos; 8:45 musica IL
gara 900 gemas de opera ligera
$50 AnnLeaf en- ell 6rgano; 1C
Ruth Eting; 1915 Roundtown-
ocs; 1920 cantos por Elizabeth
Barthell; 10:45 orquesta dc
Claude Harris; II orquesta Sin.
f6nica; 11:30 orquesta Isham
Jones; IL orquesta de Don Red.
nan.
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ESTACION VILLA
(Programa)

A las 4. Midweek Musical; 5
Swanee Serenaders; 6:15 n
qUesta del Waldof Astoria; GAS
One Man MINSTREL; Z Amos
and Andy; 1880 Jones y Hare
$3.50 Jay DENIES y Ted Reese,
canciones; 8:45 orquesta de
Jack Denny; $50 Pridgets
1915 Andy Sanella; GAS Ma
tional Artist Service; II: Her
manas Pickens; 11:15 orquesta
de Cesar Sodero; IL Ralph Xii
berry; 1905 orquesta del no.
tel Congress.
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LOS CONCEJALES f
GARAN LAS CUENTAS DE
Aqua

Atendiendo differences quejas
ell ayuntamiento acord6 anoche
que ell comite de aguas investi-
que 81 es cierto que a muchos de
los vecinos de Tampa Sc les CO.
bra cast ell doble por ell servicio,
sin que hayan aumentado ell con
sumo.
Present6 la moci6n ell conce
jail HiXOn, quien senal6 ell hecho
de que la ciudad raga al Dr.. G.
c.. Rankin, superintendent dsl
acueducto, la cantidad de $40 al
mes por ell uso del autom6vil per
sonai del superintendent. Sc
gun ell concejal, Rankin lleva su
autom6vil al edificio del ayun-
tamiento, 10 deja estacionado en-
ell callej6n y ALI Sc pasa TODD el
dia, cobrando $1,000 al final de
cada mes.
Explic6 ell CONCEAL su moci6n
diciendo que tan pronto la mott
cia Sc publique en- los peri6dicos
centenares de personas llevaran
sus quejas al comit6, porque a e
IN su distrito 10 han visitado di-
ferentes vecinos, quejandose de
que la cuenta del aqua les ha SUI
Dido sin haber ellos aumentadc
ell consume.
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ROYAL

A petici6n del pdblico vuelve
a cruzar hoy por la pantalla ell
precioso drama while Paris
Sleeps" con ell notable actor Vic
tor McLaglen; una simpatica co
media, caricaturas ~parlantes y
actos de la p~antalla.
"Mientras Paris Duerme" es
IN belIo romance de amor pater
nal, cuya trama S. desarrolla en-
los bajos fondos de Paris.
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Cuando ocurri6 Ell suceso no

80 ~ OI21Ah" ~ %S
ka y Michigan Ell vigilante que
siempre tiene ALI el jefe de la
Secci6n de transito,
Sup6nese que ell choque ocu
rri6 por no haber e5tado ell pc
licia en- csc lugar y por la ter
Quedad del ch6fer del canton,
que rehus6 atender las senalea
que Sc lie hicieron.
AL cerrar esta edici6n Sc nos
lnforma que Ell S. Obaya ha ia
llecido en- ell Hospital Munici-
pal a donde Sc lie condujera
despues del choque.
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| lfcula sonora del famoso Trio
Matamoros y varios aetos de We
riedades.

riedades.
La gaceta., 1932-11-02
listed ESTA INVITADO
unirse con
LA TAMPA CIVIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION
eSta Semana

La Civic Music Association traeraa Tampa en- eta em2orada por 10 meos res,
y poiblemente cluo o cmco cemeteries por arttas y crganzacones muscales lie
renombre mundaL En- ss dos utimOs amos de fmcOnamento ha pre@ntado a Sus
miembos concntos pr los sguentes arisas:
Paul Kochanski vOlnEta Cyena VanGOdon conato
MOSsaye BoguEawski panBta Lee Pattson, panRta.
Attic BaggiOe tenor The International Singers
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Cuahquiea persona interesada en- la buena muaa puede mSe a e@a Asoca-
cMn pagapdo los dHechos anuales ames del sabado novembre5 5. Los deechosa los
miembros dgnfcan solo ell cto lie los cOncertosy u admiT6n s prm medic de tar
jeas deid enidad sodal-no Sc venden inples bilGes de entrada.
Los mienIros de la Association de Tampa pueden tambHn concurr todos los
conGerts dados por las Asocaciones Cnicas MuGrales ell St. Petersburg y Lake
land, sin tener que aga mas.
ESOs cOncerOs sean dados DOR dfeeneS arSs.
com miembro sea retrada por oho ano. AGREGUESE AHORA, ESTA SEMANA
SOLAMENTE. Vnga a nueSra ofGna
Los derNhs muales son de $500 los adunr y 81 so los etudantes.
OfGnas en- ell edicio del Hotel HHsbCro. 56 Florida Ave. Te6fono M1861
La gaceta., 1932-11-02
RITZ

"Huddle," Ia preciosa cinta
De la vida sportiya de los estu-
diantes en- las grandes Univar-
Shades americans, figura en- Ell
cartel de hoy, interpretada por
q simpatico actor Ramon Nova
FRO. Tambi6n Sc exhibe una pc
La gaceta., 1932-11-02
TEATROS


Por Ultima vez eXhibe hoy la
gran opera 'Pagliacci', del macs
tro Leoncavallo, y en- la que fl
guran $50 artistas de la San
Carlos Opera Co., y una orques-
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Los representatives del Soviet ia de rs profesores.

CompIetan ell programa Make
Ne a Star" con la encantadora
jean BlondelI y el notable actor
Stuart Erwin; una entr5tenida
comedia, caricaturas parlantes y
noticias internacionales.
La gaceta., 1932-11-02
UN CANNON Aooo HOY
CON LA ~AMBUkANCIA DE
BOZA, EN- LA ESQUINA DE
MICHIGAN Y
IA AMBULANCIA LLEVA-
BA A UN HOMBRE QUE
HABIA
SUICIDARSE

Como a las doce Y cuarto del
dia de hoy, en- la esquina de Mi
chigan Y Nebraska, la ambulan
cia de la funeraria de Armando
P. Boza, guiada por ell propio
Boza, que transportaba a un pre-
sunto suicida, chOc6 con un ca
mi6n cargado de where's en- Ell
cual viajaban cuatro individuos
de nacionalidad americana.
Por efecto del terrible choque
la ambulancia qued6 destroza-
da y Boza sufri6 la fracture de
un brazo Y probables lesiones
internas, y recibieron heridas y
lesiones dos j6venes que lie aeon
panaban en- Ell vehfculo, Andres
Gonzalez Y Vinicio Agtero.
Aunque no pudimos hablai
con Boza, a quien Sc mantienS
en- observation, Gonzalez y
esposa de Boza nos dijeron d
POGO antes de las docamHag0sa
f~uneraria situada q
ma de North -
en- West Tans
j6ven escogN
La gaceta., 1932-11-02

en- Londres estan inVestigando
ell origen de tsos f6sforo8 y pu-
blicarap 10 que averiguen, por
conducto de los peri6dicos libe-
rales,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
ASKS COOPERATION
Of WOMAN BUYERS
Alice Dickson Points Way to
Better Business in Address
to Federation.

A plea for better cooperation be-
tween consumers and producers was
made this afternoon by Mrs Alice Dick
son, member of the Presidents Commit
tee for Unemployment Relief, in a short
address before board members Of the
General Federation of Women's Clubs.
She declared women could help business
greatly by studying their needs and
spending accordingly.
"Eighty-five per cent of the retail
buying in the country is done by
women" she said. Many retailers ana
manufacturers have gone bankrupt
through lack of cooperation from con-
sumers. Every bankrupt causes a rise
in taxes"
Intelligent Buying Urged.
Mrs Dickson pointed out that there
is A definite relation between the con-
sumner, the trade problem and taxes, and
urged club members to encourage more
intelligent buying. Her address was fol-
lowed by one of a similar trend by Miss
A, L. Bush Of the United States Depart
ment of Commerce.
Reports of the Committee on Eco
nomic Adjustment, of which Mrs. w. E.
Miner of Nebraska is chairman, pre-
ceded the addresses.
Father Walsh of Georgetown Uni
versity spoke to a large group of board
members at federation headquarters
this morning on the subject of COM
muniSm, following the report of the
Department of American Citizenship, of
which Mrs. J. G. Pearson of Oklahoma
is chairman.
Last night members of the executive
board were guests of honor at dinner
given in the George Mason Hotel, Alex
andria, by the Alexandria Cameron
Club.
Senator Robinson Speaks.
Honor guests of the evening were Mrs.
Edward Everett Gam, sister OF Vice
President Curtis, and Senator Arthur
r. Robinson Of Indiana, who was prin-
cipal speaker.
Senator Robinson, a World War vet
eran, spoke on Preparedness"
Other speakers included Edmond F.
Piper, mayor of Alexandria; former
Representative Charles c. Carlin Of Vir-
giria, John Barton Phillips of Alexan-
dria Bicentennial Committee, Mrs. John
r. Sippel, president Of the General Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs, and Mrs
Grace Morrison Poole, candidate for
president in the forthcoming election.
The semi-annual meeting of the
executive board of the general fedora
ton will be brought to close tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Light rain this
afternoon; partly cloudy and colder
tonight; tomorrow fair and much
colder; lowest temperature tonight about
A degrees; moderate to fresh southwest
winds, shifting to northwest early
tonight; diminishing tomorrow.
Maryland-Light rain this afternoon;
cloudy and colder, possibly light rain in
southeast and rain changing to snow
fiurries in extreme west portion to-
night; tomorrow generally fair and
much colder except snow f1urries in the
mountains; fresh southwest winds,
shifting to northwest early tonight,
diminishing tomorrow.
Virginia-Cloudy and colder, prob
ably light rain in south portion tonight;
tomorrow partly cloudy and much
colder; fresh southwest, shifting to
northwest or north winds
West Virginia-Cloudy and much
colder, probably rain in north portion
changing TO snow flurries tonight: to-
morrow generally fair and colder ex-
cept snow hurries in the mountains.
Reuort for TzSf "a uours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
FOREIGN.

AgTfcultural-im implement dealers In
Canada expect Spring orders to b
larger than O year ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
Rainfall.

Monthly rainfall in inches In b
Capital (current month to date):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15

Eide Tables
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
The Sun and hfnnn.

Rises. Sets.
Sun, today. 1926 SOC
Sun, tomorrow 7:25 $40
Moon, today. l1:17am. ......
Automobile lamps to be lighted one.
half hour after sunset.
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CONTINENTAL ]. 5. |S
 GRIPPED FR|C|D COLD
 WHILE ALASKA, WARM

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-From the Rocky mountains to the Great Salt Lakes, the country shivered as Arctic blasts continued to sweep down to grip the Midwest in frig- i'd weather.
 Many deaths from freezing were recorded, and suffering as we'll as dozens of fires caused by overheat- ed stoves and furnaces. which drove hundreds shivering into the streets.
 Superior, Wis, and Miles City, Mont, temperatures were the same, g below zero.
 Later reports said the sub-zero temperatures now extend from the Pacific to the Atlantic coasts. New England, New York, northern Geor- gia and Alabama reported snow.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
FRANCE MAY DEFAULT
 ON AMERICAN DEBT

PARIS, Dec. 9.-Premier Herriot, following his conference with Pre- mier Ramsay Macdonald of Eng land when Macdonald told him England would pay the December Is debt instalment to America, said he was unable to say what Frances reply would be to the United States note.
 It is we'll known in official circles that certain factions in France fla vor complete default.
 It was also said France intends to scrap portions of the Lausanne agreement.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
WESTERN COyERNOR's
 ANNUAL. CONFERENCE
 QUITE UNSATISFACTORY

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 9, - Western Governors annual con- ference passed into history yeSter- day as the most unsatisfactory ever to have been held.
 Eleven Governors were supposed to have attended, but only four ap- peared in person, the remainder sending delegates to represent them.
 Among the resolutions urged was one for an international confer ence on silver; another urged pur- chase of American manufactured articles and commodities by Amer jeans ir preference to foreign pro ducts. The last business before ad- journing was election of officers for the ensuing year.
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LEGACy TO IF VA! FRA
 BRINGS SUIT IN ENGLAND

BRIGHTON, Eng, Dec. g, -Ea- monn de Valera president of the Irish Free State, is going to court here to defend a legacy of $12,50o willed to him by an aged spinster recluse, the Brighton coroner has revealed.
 Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, 72, died here in July, and her brother in llublin claimed money found in a strong box roped to her bed.
 Later the folds of an old skirt revealed will leaving all her prop erty to President de Valera. The brother is contesting the will.
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sARAZEN SHES AT
 MAKING SPEECH ID
 BEAUTY OPERATORS

AMARILLO, Tex, Dec, 9,-Gene Sarazen, holder of the American and British open golf titles, may shoot perfect golf before a gallery of almost any number, but he draws the line at making a speech to women.
 When Gene recently played an exhibition in Amarillo, he was in vited to talk to 600 beauty opera tors of Texas holding their conven- ton here.
 NO, I'm here to play golf," was Sarazen's reply. Tt would never do for the news to get back to New York that I was out here in Texas making speeches to beauty opera tors"
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HOOVER WILL REFRAIN
 FROM ALL COMMENT

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. g, ' When President Hoover leaves the White House March he intends to refrain from commenting publicly on international affairs in defer ence to his successors administra- ton.
 There will be no special articles from him appearing in newspapers or magazines, he said. Writing always has been difficult for him, he added.
 Mrs Hoover and himself may take a years vacation. However nothing definite has been planned.
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THREE H|GHbALLS 4
 DAY WILL HURT NJ
 0NE, SAYS PROFESSOR

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. g. Prof. Y. Henderson of Yale told the House ways and means committee that three highballs a day would hurt no one.
 Presto!
 Five appeared, as if by magic, on the table beside him. They were brought in by friend and had been made under the supervision of the prohibition department but from milder liquid.
 However, the learned professor said, "these five highballs contain as great an alcoholic content as is now sought in beer measures. "
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WEEKLY SA|L|NCS BE |NEUCURATED DEC. 2l,
 SEATTLE TO SEWARD

Commencing with the SS. Alaska leaving Seattle Dec. 31st, the AL aska steamship Company and the Pacific Steamship Company will operate a joint schedule with a steamer leaving Seattle each Sat urday, arriving at Seward the fol- lowing Saturday and on the return voyage leave Seward each Sunday at II a. m. All steamers will call at Skagway in each direction. The SS. Northwestern will not call at Latouche.
 Effective Friday, Dec. 23, the AL aska Railroad will operate passen- ger trains leaving Fairbanks each Friday and Curry each Saturday, and on the return trip, leave Sew ard each Sunday, and Curry on Mondays.
 The freight train will also oper- ate weekly but one day later than the past summer schedule on ac- count of steamers not arriving in Seward until Saturday because of schedule trips. The branch train between Anchorage and Jonesville will run on Tuesday.
 The Pacific Steamship Company steamers, Southbound, may not leave Seward until after Sunday because of the Westward voyage.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
0NE ARREST MADE
 IN RECENT MURDER

LONG BEACH, Calif., Dec. g. William J. Guy, for whom a wide search had been made, was arrest ed yesterday 48 hours after the murder of Capt. Walter WanderWell, globe trotter, adventurer and Ger man spy, aboard his yacht.
 Guy was taken aboard the yacht at night for a second re-enactment but members of the crew failed to recognize him.
 He was taken aboard again last night when another re-enactment of the murder was to take place in an attempt to further jog the mem ories of the crew.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-A slow ral- ly brought small gains on Thurs days market U. s. bonds made a new high and cotton rallied.
 Short coverings boosted some shares. but, as a whole, the market was irregular. U. $. Steel dropped a point and American Telephone declined a fraction.
 The days turnover was about half of the previous day, or 100000 shares.
 Large eggs were quoted at 29c, medium 26c, and small 22c per doX- en. Butter 25c a pound and cheese 13c per pound.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
A|R-N|NDED GOVERNOR
 CARRIES P0CKETFUL
 GC0D-LUCK CHARMS

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Dec.s g. Gov. James Rolph, Jr., California'S noted air minded chief executive, nevertheless is well guarded against possible miShaps,
 Before stepping into plane yes terday a reporter noticed him rub ping a rabbits foot on the ship. When queried he said:
 That's nothing, look at these!"
 Whereupon he brought out of his pocket a second rabbits foot, two talismen from Egypt, a good luck piece from Germany, a charm from Jerusalem and several others of minor consequence.
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HUGE DATE CROP
 HARVESTED CALIFORNIA

INDIO, Cal, Dec. 9,-California's s date crop this season is estimated at approximately 5,000000 pounds as compared to 2,252,OO0 last year.
 The United States normally inn ports about 45,OOO,0OO pounds of dates yearly. Hence the domestic production this season will be about 10 percent of the total con- stunned, the Date Growers asSocia- tion estimates.
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TELEGRAPH IDENTITIES
BIG FIGHT TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-''Kid" Choc- olate and Fidel Barbara, who have met three times before, meet to- night for the feature card in Madison Square Garden. Both were former newsboys and Fidel hopes to recapture the feather weight crown from the Kid"
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CHAMPAGNE CROP SHORT

RHEIMS, France, Dec. 9,-Cham- pagne of 1882 vintage will be fine in quality but small in quantity, experts announce. Because de- mand for the sparkling wine has decreased, the producers plan to blend most of it with lower quality previous vintages so as to improve the general quality of the stocks.
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SMALL HOPE |S FIELD
 F0R SICK CARDINAL

ROME, Dec. 8.-Cardinal Francis Bourne, Archbishop of Westminster and head of the Catholic church in England, lay critically i'll in the English clinic here with small hope held for his recovery.
 He was stricken with a bronchial ailmeno and since then has devel- oped a heart ailment. Last rites of the church were administered Thursday.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
MEX|CANS RIGHTLY
 'PEEvED' AT PLANES

MEXICO CIT Y,Dec. 8, The U. s. Embassy was notified by the Mexican government that hereaf- ter permission must be asked for American planes to fly over any portion of the country.
 The complaint read that recent ly U. s. Army planes held maneu- vers over a Mexican forest and dropped bombs which resulted in forest fires.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
MANUFACTURERS TAX MAY PUT COUNTRY ON
 EVEN FINANCIAL KEEL

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. g. The Presidents sales tax recom- mendation was again tossed into the laps of Congressmen and i'll some instances, tossed back.
 Secretary of the Treasury Ogden Mills said the 1-4c general manu- lecturers tax will go a long way to making up the national deficit, and recommends it's adoption.
 The present fiscal years deficit is $1,146, 100000, he said, and may be $3,O07 100000 at the end of the forthcoming fiscal year. With adoption of this tax Mills believed the deficit would be reduced $479,- 100000.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
LIKE 4 CAT

TOKYO, Dec. 9.-For the seventh, time the Chinese general, Nah Chong, is reported to be very much alive Driven into Siberia with 30C00 troops, it was reported he had been killed. AS Mark Twain remarked: "The report of my death was greatly exaggerated. Chong can go Mark six times better.
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TO HAVE WOMEN POLICE

PIEPING, Dec 9,-Peiping will be the first city in China to have women police when uniformed Wo- men officers begin to patrol the streets early next year. Prepara- tions are being made to enlist 100 young women who have had grade school ducat tion and organize them into a training class.
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MAJOR GOLF UPSET

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9-Two major golf upsets took place here yesterday during the second day of the national open qualifying championship golf matches. o. Dutro, 1882 A. A. U. champion, was defeated by R. F. Dempsey by one stroke. It was, a bad day for golf, the sky being overcast and a chill ing wind blowing.
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VETERAN GOVERNOR
 ARGUES WITH DOCTOR

PHOENIX, Arizona, Dec. g - George Hunt, 73-year-old execu- tive, won another victory Thurs day when he was removed from the hospital where he had lain critical ly ill for almost two months.
 "The Governor is still in a Seri- ous condition" his physicians told the reporters.
 T am not" answered the Gov- ernor. rI'm sick of all this atten- tion and service around here, that's alI."
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SOLDIER OF FORTUNE FREED

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 8.-Ar- thur Bernardo was permitted to sail for Europe after being held prisoner by the Federal govern ment for several months on charges of having participated in the un- successful Sac Paulo revolution.