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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20

1 tho town clerks office. Everyone
who contributes from the 9th dis
trict viii receive receipt from
headquarters showing that tho
money has been received. Vice
| Chairman Ihoms expressed
the hope that The mere fact thnt
u person liz not solicited will not
prevent no or hcr from milking a
contribution IL they fcol they are
able to do M. IT II expected that
the receipts issued will represent n
! valuable sonvcnier OF the coming
campaign.
The 18th district has already
completed plans for its huge card
party this week Attendance, from
all Indications, VIII be large.
Final plans for tho mammoth
card party To be staged by tho
sixth district, democratic Victory
Fund campaign committee Will DC
| arranged at n meeting to be held
Wednesday evening ut = o'clock ~
| Goodwill hall. Watervilc. Nell
MnlOney. chairman OF the district.
Will preside.
Reports win be presented by
Town Committeeman William H..
puumVNy, WUD IN httiuk ~" Wv
chairman of tho committee In
charge Of the card party. Tickets
are available from all member OF
the committee. Those unable TO
secure them IN advance can pro.
cure them at the door Of IT MI
chaeis' hall on Wednesday evening.
June 20, the night OF the -pnrty.
incidentally. Bill Dunlnyey has
issued u sweeping challnnge to any
and all forty-fiye teams IN the
city TO try and retrieve from Wa.
lervilie the iaurcis that its undc-
feated teams OF several seasons ago
captured. Although not active
of recent months the Watervilie
players have been quietly prepar.
Ing for the coming card party and
expect to have no difficulty In re-
pulsing this attacks OF the much
Wanted teams from Washington
HIN. Brooklyn and other sections
OF the city.
All card games, bridge, whist. set
bnck, forty-five. rummy, win be
played ut the card party with prizes
for every table,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
Passes Rubber
Checks, Arrested
Dunnigan Taken to New
Haven for Trial

Francis j. Dunnigan OF this city
was arrehted here saturday after
noon and turned over 10 Captain
j. Deegan and Detective Bergeant
James J Deegan and Detective SArkt
ven detective bureau. He was taken
10 that city for arralanment on the
charge Of forgery and obtaining
goods by fraud. He In accused
specifically Of passing n number OF
worthless checks.
When taken into custody by the
police Dunnignn WAS operating an
automobile equipped with Ohio
state markers. He has been liy-
ing out there for several weeks
past. DuHnigans last appearance
in police circles was In this role OF
10 witness for the state In the
prosecution OF coiored resident
here on the charge of selling dope.
The arrest OF the eolored chap
disclosed not only the operations
OF n narcotic ring here. but the
presence Of n gang OF men inter
ested In circulating counterfeit
money. II IN claimed that there
was such close relation between
the two cIigues that the arrest
here Thursday of three Meriden
men IN possession OF n bag Of couB.
tsrfeit fifty cent pieces was n nat
nraI sequel, The trio under arrest
are being held for trial In the
United States district court In New
Haven. Secret Service agents havs
taken up the investigation OF the
manufacture and circulation OF the
spurious coins
DunDigan left for Ohio when the
FIRST arrest resulted after the ex.
posurs OF the narcotic business.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
Market Moved Much
Slower Than Snail
In Trading To-day
IdIeness Lasted Several Minutes at Time-Traders
Appeared to Be Waiting Outcome Of Some Issues

the outcome or several pending Is
sues. Those included results from
the Lausanne conference; adjourn
rnent OF congress- and the dem2-
cratic convention. The first two
were expected to react favornbiy
on prices, tho last was a problem;
hence there was no pickup IN short
selling.
Considerably more attention was
paid TO the grain market where
wheat shot up more than o cent
a bushei ana retained large por-
cotton market where q slow, steady
rire also was In progress. Bonds
maintained n strong tons, al
though dealings In that market
ALSO were very dull and without
outstanding feature.
IN tho eariys afternoon. u. u.
steel was holding ut 20 up IL
from the previous close; Sears
Roebuck 10 "a up 1-2; Allied
Chemical 81 "a up "a; Case
% IL up "a; American Can
~ 1-2 up is; General Motors
8 7-s Off lis: General Electric
10 B-s up is: Standard OIL Of
NEW bEFbGy Eu 0sb w J-At bLhUu"
ard OiROf California 18 B-8 up IL;
Eastman Kodak AZ IA up as.
Atchis0n and New York Gen.
trial hold gains OF nearly a point
each In the carrier division. IT'LL
tiles slipped back from their highs.
but Public Service OF Nav Jersey
held around 80 Ia up i-2 points
net, American Telephone slipped
d fraction below the previous close.
Firmnehs In oil shares was ac-
counted for by the action OF sew
erAl oil companies IN announcing
price advances IN gasoline effsg.
tive tomorrow TO make UP the fiew
federal tnx OF ] cent u gallon.
Passing this tax on to the con-
sumner was calculated to result IN
large sHving to the companies In
VOWED md thereby was considered
beneficial To the stocks.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
GOVERNOR CROSS
GIVEN DEGREE
BY WESLEYAN

MiddletoWn. June 20rw(UP)-~-
Described M "echoolmaster become
statesman. Governor Wilbur l.
Cross today received an honorary
degree Of Doctor OF Laws from
Wesleyan university.
In comforting the degree, Preai-
dent James l., Mcconauahy pro-
nouhced the following character
ization:
wilbur Lucius Cross, school
master become statesman, author
of outstanding books on the life IN
England two centuries ago. yet
fully competent TO direct affairs Of
stats today. practices In welding
the editorial quiIl an editor OF
Americas leading quarterly review,
you now use your pen and voice
for the welfare Of your native
state. to the many academic hon.
Ors already conferred upon you
Wesleyan now adds her own"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
briggs School
Graduation Day
Principal Brophy Awards
Diplomas This After.
noon

Principal John M. Brophy pre-
scented diplomas TO the members
OF briggs Grammar school at the
commencement exercises held this
afternoon at Q o'clock ut the school,
Tho list OF graduates was published
IN last weeks Democrat.
The honor students include;
John Perham, vaiedictorlan !;
Madeiyn Robb, saiutatcrinp; MIL
dred Karnofsky, Lillian Beer,
Adele Lurin, Beverly Slack, Doro-
they sihbert, Daniel shilier, Re.
baceA shore, Leoisora TeitelsOh,
sylvia Goldman, Edna Smith, Cath.
crime Martone, Barbara Koscns-
Weig, George BanziKer.
The program follows:
I---"dondola Song" ...,.. Class
Ii.--"AWerica In the Making"
.........,..... Glass Play
Characters:
John (intcrpreter) ........
.,....,..... John Pcrham
Mary dnterpreter) ...,.....
........... Mndelyn Robh
Indian Boy .... Frank Ahtczak
indian Girl ...... Alice Kcnnef
......... Mildred Karnofsky
+ Jonathan tpurlt9n) $500.
.....,.... MaGrice Alexander
Jane (virginian i. Lillian Beer
Elizabeth (virginiAn) ..,...
Mandy ....... barbara Kunksl
10 (Property Manager ......
.,.....,.... william Snmeli
Grace property Manager ~.
~. 49,. Catherine Martcns
swanee River Dancers:
Betsy Buckley. Freda Bard,
asch, Anne Daniks, Hilda
Dibner, Emeiine denova, nyl'
via Goldman. Marion Korkin
Eleanor Maier, Marie Piaeen'
tine, Dorothy eiebsrt. Ednf
ma smith, Louise Vehditti.
Henrik ca Dutch Boy .:..;,
Lars "a swedish Boy ......
........ Arthur ureenblatl
Ruth "a Quaker Maid) -.
....... Barbara Rosonsweil
Russell ca Quaker Bcyl .....
go. bartholomew Martinell
Kathleen Early Settler GRID !,
Gretchen ;iEariy Settler ORD !,
........... Dorothy sieberl
Daniel (Pioneer Boy) $500.
.......... Milton caieehn1at
Roger tt'ioneer Boy) ...s..,..,
s.,,.. Nathaniel Wolozit
Edith Cred Cars Helper -.
....,.,...... Eleanor Mhiei
Lucy (War Gardner ........
" ........,.. Rebecca short
David (War Gardnef) .......
............, Frank Mortot
Frank tisoy SCOUT .........
Dancing 0roup ~ Mazurkn
Pearl Alderman. Miriam
Cohen, Myrtle Fandiiier. Muir,
i'll Tandiiler, Alice Kenner
Rertha Kravitx. concetta Lo
braico. Barbara MaEnanl
Mary Luchene, Beverly Hack
Lillian Thompson. Myrtle
tom e Poor Boy) james Hi
Opportunity -, Clayton Adam
Liberty. ). Mildred Karnofsk'
Uncle sam Arthur 0reenblat
Mueicians 49, MadeIyn Robb
Lillian Thompson, Betsy Buck
ley. Sylvia Goldman, dion'
I.0renz.
ItT-- Orchestral Selection
...... Golden GLOW WAltz
|Iv--prssentation OF Class uift,
......... Leonora Feltslso'
Acceptance OF Class Gift .....
..s...s.... George bansiee
differentiation OF Diplomas ::
John N. nroph, Principal
lvI--cisss eenk - with songs
ana darisnds'.. Class Of ~
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
Nv ELMER q. WALLER

Omitted Press Financial lpittOr)
New York. June 20--tUP)--Thc
stock market moved at q snnips
pace to-day. TickcrB droned out
q few quotations M u buying order
dribblcd into this or that broker
age once, and then lnpsod into
idlencss that lasted several minutes
at frequent intervals.
Prices held abont all early gains,
Almost complies absence OF oKer-
ings accounted for the tirmresr
rather than any demand worthy OF
note.
Traders appeared TO be waiting
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
Bonus Army May Be
Increased To 50, 900
Men Say Organizers

March 10 Washington. Most agents
are ex-seryice men who have
volunteered.
From ogden. Utah. cAms 3 re-
port today that $4,000 men were
moving cut OF west coast states TO-
ward The capital Police Estimated
there wsre 1900 veterans ~
Washington hut army leaders said
they had $4,000.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20

washington. June so,-tur)-
The bShus army perfected sn or.
ganixatioH today through which II
hopes 10 inereass Its ranks 10 bo.-
900 before July =. -.
leaders announced between 900
and 500 agents were working In all
sections Of the eountfy IN an at
tempt 70 start more men on the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20

(tt0)--"1'o that pupil attaining the
third highest standing In the same
examination" Won by Elizabeth
TrautDan,
~. Tho American Legion award
Corporal Coyle post, No !. OF
Connecticut awards OF honor medal
10 that boy Of the graduating
class who has the best record In
scholarship and athletics and who
has best displayed the highest quail.
tiles OF personality and leadership
In his school and class" Won by
Eugene Kern.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
81 THOMAS PARO(HIAL
SCHOOL GRADUATION

REV Thomas Hanlcy delivered
the commencement address TO tho
81 members of ~ Thomas
parochial school graduates ut the
graduation exercIecs yesterday IN
NJ Thomas church, Rev william
Judge, pastor, presented the
diplomas. First h0nors we're
awarded Thomas !. MeGrnii and
second honors 10 Joseph ~. Crocco.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20

The Women's Educational club
prize, awarded 10 the Jewish girl
in the Crosby High school grad
uating class who has the highest
saholnrehip for the four years'
course. will be presented 10 Fanny
Berenbaum at the annual COM
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20

MAXI AK yco !.,.S pw NJ s,..: ::s i az:
VIA .:'..,' i s.ssI|s :. SssIy s :';
fas sp' fsSs Hpc f fssns' sss
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
Gof,IErY

Thomas ". Daily, D student ~ ~
Louis University, ~ Louis, mis-.
souri,. has eompieted his studies
for the year and IL spending the
sun,pitr ~ his heps en- Msridsn
Road.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
CONFORMATION AGnEEMENTs

The following compensation
agreements we're Med today IN the
local once: Bpraguas Electrical
supply company. Inc. and Charles
u. NearmAn Of SO Chestnut avenue,
foot injury. t20,a3 weekly; ~. j.
Manville company and Charles
Byrnes of 1877 East Main street,
anger injury, 11i,bb weekly: scoyill
MANUFACTURING company and Lewis
yeijieux OF 100 South street, 1888
(totaI) for finger injury.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20

Egyptian state railways have Just
placed mn order for 100000 tons OF
coal.
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
CINCO Personals MURIE,
RON EN- SAN DIEGO DEL
VALE

Habana, Octubre 25.-Se ms
truye, causa por los graves suce-
sos del sabado en- San Diego del
Vale, provincial de Santa Clara,
donde murieron cinco personals
V un gran numero de elias reel
bieron heridas. Ell combate dur6
varias horas y tomaron parte en-
el miembros de los partidos Ii
beral, popular y conservador.
Aunque algunos detalles i'm
portantes Sc han ocultado, dice
Sc que un grupo de Glen atac6 a
un grupo de setenta, de otro par
lido politico, No pudiendo domi-
mar la situaci6n las autoridades
pidieron refuerZos a la ciudad
de Santa Clara.
San Diego del Vale ha sido
escenario de varios encuentros
politicos, en- los 1ltimos dias, y
ell pasado lunes recibieron ALI
heridas seis personals.
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
MIGUEL MAURA QUIERE
MIGUEL MAURA QUIERE
CAPITAL PA
RIA ESPANA

Madrid, oct. 25.-En un dis
|curso pronunciado ante ell Club
Americana de csta ciudad, el eX-
ministro Don Miguel Maura di-
10 que Espana abre los brazos al
capital e~Xtranjero y a la dlrec-
zion ttcnica de sus programs
de reconstruction.
los espaholes-agreg6-es-
tan profundamNgte atrinchera-
dos en- la tradici6n y la leyenda
y no comprenden las grandes
empresas cooptativas."
Recomend6 que Sc sostenga
un intercambio commercial entire
ell vieio y los nucvos PASSES.
Roberto Pell que representa- a
la embajada apericana de Pa
ris en- la confAencia de radio
telegrafia, dcmaud6 la coopera-
ci6n de las colonias americans
en- las capitales extranieras pa
ra extendcr la doctrina de una
libre y no censurada pronsa con
ira la teoria de dominic d6 go.
bierno. y
La gaceta., 1932-10-25

Ell Cabaret del dia IL
Muy satisfechos Sc encuen-
tran los senores organlzadofes
de la gran fiesta cabaret que
habra de celebrarse ell Ola IL
del pr6ximo mes de Noviembre
en- TODD ell Palacio de la aVenlda
de Nebraska, propiedad de Ia
Delegation Asturiana en- Tam
pa, porque hasta ahora cast tie
men vendidas todas las mesas a
distinguidas personalidades de
la colonia.
Esta sera la fiesta del reina'
do, Y al igual que ell ano pasao(
tendra una soberana, con su
corte de honor, tornado por ne.
chiceras ~senoritas del smart
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
MORRIS OVENS DIJO QUE
Ell PARTIDO DEMOCRA-
TICO ES Ell PARTIDO DEL
HOMBRE TRABAJADOR

En- un mitin efectuado J,no-
che por ell club demOcratico de
Seminole Heights, en- la esquina
de Tampa y Buffalo, Morris NJ.
Givens, candidate a Fiscal del
condado, habl6 en- representa-
ci6n de Dave ShSltz, candidate
a gobernador, y dijo que ell par
lido Democratico es el partidO
del hombre trabajador y CONT
nuara laborando en- favor del
hombre que trabaia.
Habl6 en- favor de n candida
tura del gobernador &oosevelt
para la presidential, ell Sr, Geo.
F Corrigan. -
Esta noche s. verificara un
: mitin en- la esquina de Nehxaska
Y Florabraska, siendo los 0fado-
res los Sres. Herbert S. Phillips,
que hablara por la candidatura
nacional, y J. Mack Cathcart.
que hablara en- favor de los no.
minados en- Ell condado y ell es.
tado.
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
SOCIALES

de la Secci0n de Protection y
'Auxilio del Centre Espanol. Los
bailables estan a cargo de dos
reputadas o~rquestas. Los caba-
lleros pagaran por su entrada
rs centa7os, y las damas 25,
lie doy publicidad a la lista
con los nombres de los conOci-
dos caballeros que han compra-
do mesas para esta fiesta TODD
musica, TODD luz y TODD algeria.
Ramon Fernandez Rev, Milo
Vega, DR.. Santiago Paniello, DR.
Jose Dominguez, Dr.. j. J. To-
lrres, Dr.. Julio Gavilla, Saliva
ldor Sanchez, hijo. Jesus Alder
Idi, Angelo Greco, Manuel F.
Pendas, Celestino Vega. DR.. J.
n. loretta, Ramon ,Samperio.
Jose Diaz Gao, Jorge Gutierrez
Jose V. Vazquez, Celsstino Ian.
deira, Benjamin Menendez, Ro.
berto Galiano, Jose Alfonso, Sal
vador Sanchez, padre, William
Whetney, GuillermO Herman,
dez, A. A. Yanez, Indalecio LA
Mas, Antonio Alvarez, Saturni
no Aleman, Manuel F. Lopez
Antolin Florez, Pep Guerra
Cesar hernandez ST., Dr.. V. A
Spoto, Sabine Lodo, Angel de !;
Riva, Oscar Mijares, Rene No
reno, Adolfo Guerra, Srta, Joa
;quina Garcia, Angel Alfonso
Antonio Gonzalez (Nin), Arias
Luis Rodriguez, PrCceso Sal
Martin, j. B. Pacheco, Sebas
: titan Casal, Manuel Fernandez
Maxine Diaz, Arnold Graham
81 (PGsa a Ia 4G.)
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
D~ESCUBRIMIENTO DE UN
NUEVO SUERO PARA GU
RAR LA TIFOIDEA

Habana, Octubre 25.-El des
cubrimiento de un suero para
curar la fiebre tifoidea, que sc
ha yenido usando con exito en-
ell Hospital Las Animas, ha sido
anunciado por I'm grupo de jo-
yenes medicos cubanos, los Doc
torres Felix R. Guardiola, Abe
lardo Gonzalez, Enrique Condo,
Manuel Mendez y Francisco
Leon. Esos doctores han prepa-
RADIO un suero animal que ellos
Green revolucionara el presente
tratamiento de esa enfermedad.
"Los experimentos hechos
hasta la fecha-ha dicho ell DR..
Guardiola-nos permiten ase-
qurar que este suero sera una
MEDIA especifica de terapeutl-
"a la fiebre tfoldea, similar al
suero Behring, ahora usado con
ira la difteria."
FL suero ha sido adminlstra-
40 a So pacientes en- Las Ami
mas y Ia rapidez conque los en-
fermos han vuelto a su estado
normal, ha despertado la aten-
ci6n de toda la profession medi-
ca en- Cuba.
La observation clinica en- los
casos tratados, segun ell doctor
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

Guardiola, indica que aun desde
la primera injection la meioria
.es notable Y Sc manifesto por la
.tendencia del enfermo a dormir,
la disminuci6n de la eXcitaci6n
nerviosa V ell aminoramiento de
la alta temperature.
Entire los pacientes reciente-
mente tratados figura ell DR..
Juan Roman, jefe de clinica en-
Las Animas, que contrajo la en-
fermedad cumpliendo con su
deber. A petici0n suya sc lie adj
ministr6 ell suero Y su cur4 fue
|rapida.
Durante ell ano pasado Sc re-
gistraron en- Cuba mas de 10
mil casos de esa fisbre Y los me-
.dicos que hacen los presentes ex
AFRICAN la espe"an-
"a de que ell suero pueda ser ia
BRIGADE y enviado a otras parties
de la Isla.
Documentcs conteniendo los
|favorables resultados obtenidos
~ las observaciones hechas, Sc
ran enviados muy pronto a las
asociaciones medicas de TODD el
mundo.
Los descubridores esperan ha
Ger e~xperimentos en- los p%rinci-
pales hospitales de los Estados
Unidos y Europa.
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

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La gaceta., 1932-10-25
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

de complete acuerdo con Ell Ha-
vana American News, en- que eI
tabaco de Cuba no es debidamen
te anunciado, como tampoco sc
anuncia en- forma propia el ia
baco de Tampa.
Los fabricanteS de la Haba-
ma, como la mayoria de los de
TODD l. Is. eran de DioS.
de un milagro, no de la propa-
Uganda inteligente e intensa.
Ell fabricants de Cuba Sabe
que las tagarninas americans.
no henhaS en- Tampa, Sc anun.
clan Dor Ia Radio ' an Us min
cipales peri6dicos y reviStas.
Lo Sabe y Sc cruza de brazos,
conformandose con decir: Ven
den esa ''metralla" a hombres
que no saben fumar.
Cast la miSma actitud eS la
del fabricante de Tampa, que
no ''quiere" explotar los meri-
toS Y la tradici6n de la indus
tria.
Aqui, en- Tampa, las tagarni,
mas Sc anuncian en- los escaDa-
rates, por la Radio, EN- carteles
puestOs junto a las carreteras.
etc..
Ell fabricante de Tampa sabc
que ell fumador no "especializa-
do" echa hume con cigarros in
feriores Y no observa la diferen-
ella, porque no lie ha sido expli-
cada. Pero ell fabricante tampe-
no. como ell cubano, tspera que
Il fumador Sc entere por 81 mis-
mo, investigando, como 81 aho-
IA los hombres que ganan pc
Quenos sueldos Y iornales tuvie-
ran tempo que dedicar a esta-
bl Ger la diferencia entire una
Itagarnina infame, hecha a ma,
q%uina, Y una vitola elab0rada
por un artista, con capa y tri.
pa de Cuba.
Sin propaganda y sin un me
Tor sistema de- distribution y
venta, la industrial del tabacO
habano, en- Cuba y en- Tampa,
Sc arruinara en- proVecho del
Trust Y de los OtrOs muchos ia
bricantes de "metralla" que a
nuncian por Ell mundo.
La industrial de Tampa no
puede salVarse sin propaganda,
pertinaz, artistica Y cOnvincen-
te propaganda, y un meior sis
tema de distribution y venta,
que abarque a todas las ciuda-
des, pueblos Y aldeas de la repG-
blica,
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
PADRE f HIJO Sc DECLA-
RARON CULPABLES

Ante ell juez Alderman, de la
corte federal, Sc declararon a.
yer culpables de violar la ley se-
ca, Connie Bailey, del condado
de Hardee, y su hijo Howard.
FL juez conden6 al hijo a un
peso de multa y ell padre a un
ano, suspendiendole la sentencia
a este dltimo bajo promesa de
que no reincidira.
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
I'm ProgramG

Lego hoy por la manana has
"a mi mesa de trabajo. Sc rela-
ciona con 81 Cabaret Nautico
que tan brillantemente patrocl-
nan los prestigiosos miembros
que integran las distintas sec
clones de la poderosa institu-
ci6n Centre Espanol. La fiesta
Sc v~erificara el entrante saba
do, en- TODD ell bello Palacio de la
Ia. avenida y Gale 16.
A las 9 de la noche dara CO.
memo Ell bale, en- los salones
a las $50 empezara el bale en-
ell salon %cantina. Gran acto dS
yariedades por los eminentes a
tistas Jose Ortiz de Zarate, Can
men Ramirez, Isabel Marquet
hernanas Pividal, Velia Martl
uez, Pablo Galindo y senorlta'
La gaceta., 1932-10-25
NO Sc HA PODIDO ENGON-
TRAR Ell PA
CKARD UTILIZADO POR
LOS ASESINOS DE VAZ-
OUEZ BELLO

Habana, oct. 25.-La policia
.tiene en- su poder un autom6vil
"~Willys-Knight," uno de los We
hiculos que utilizaran los asesi-
nos del DR.. Vazquez Bello, presi-
dente del senado; pero no ha pc
dido encontrar ell autom6viI Pa
ckard, color verde, que tambien
Sc utilizara en- ell crimen.
Dos automobiles, seg1n ell ase
sino confeso Rogelio Rodriguez
Perera, tomaron parte en- ell cri-
men.