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Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-28
HELD FOR RANSOM

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Jan. 28, {P,
 Howard Wolverton, 52, manu- facurer. was held for $5O,000 ran- som by two men who Kidnapped him while he was on his way home from the theater. Mrs. Florence Woolverton, 49, was also abducted with her husband but was releas- ed two miles from the city.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-28
PTONEER Is CALLED

JUNEAU, Jan. 28, (P-Duncan Macdonald, 65, who came to Alas ka in 1898 and who lived at Daw- son, Nome, Fairbanks, Cordova and Anchorage, died from heart dis ease. He operated a fox farm on Portland Island; he is survived by his widow.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-28
HEAVY WINDS

NEW YORK, Jan. 28, "A heavy windstorm which swept down on this city has caused a deal a prop erty damage and 3 fish boat and sub chaser are reported to be In distress just outside the harbor. Ships have gone to the rescue of the craft.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-28
AMERICAN, BRITISH
 MARINES AT. -sHANGHA|
(By Associated Press)

Two thousand American an q British marines stood by to defend the international settlement in Shanghai aS five times that many Chinese deployed about the city to defend the city from Japanese occupation.
 The battle going on at Harbin between Chinese factions is giving alarm both to Japanese and Rus sian authorities.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-28
SENDING MORE WARsHIpS

TOKYO, Jan. 28, P)-Thr c e more warships have been ordered to prepare to proceed to Shanghai. The arrival of these will bring the total of Japanese vessels before the city to 40.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-28
MOTHERHOOD INDIAN

JUNEAU, Jan. 28, (P-Yahl Koh, said to be about 100 years old and the last chieftain of the Chilkat tribe, died at Kukwan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Sepen Cities In State Loop
WATERBURY IN
 GERMAN CATHOLIC
 DUCKPIN LEAGUE
State Circuit Will Open Here Oct l3 With LO- calls Rolling Meriden Team

The State German Catholic Bowling League was organized re- gently at q meeting in Bridgeport which will get underway on Oc- tober 13 with Meriden rolling the Waterbury representatives at Gen lots Alleys. In addition to this city, six others will compete in the circuit which will bowl two-round schedule.
 The schedule for both grounds follows:
 FIRST ROUND
 October Ia =. Bridgeport at New Britain; Merlden at Water bury. Hartford at New Haven. October 27 -- Waterbury at Bridgeport; New Haven at Meri- den; WalIingford at Hartford, oc- tober 20.
 November 10 - New Britain at New Haven; Hartford at Water bury: Bridgeport at Wallingford November 12.
 November 24 -- Wallingford at New Britain; Meriden at Hartford. November 26; New Haven al Bridgeport. December 8 - New Britain at Meriden; Waterbury at Walling- ford, December 10: Bridgeport a' Hartford, December 10. December 22 = Wallingford a' New Haven; Waterbury at New Britain; Merlden at Bridgeport January 5--New Haven at Wa l terbury; Meriden at Wallingford January T; Hartford at Nc" Britain.
 SECOND ROUND
 January 10 -- New Britain al Bridgeport; Waterbury at Meridcnt New Haven at Hartford, January q. February 2--Bridgeport at Wa tcrbury: Mcridcn at New Haven Hartford at Wallingford, Februar, 1.
 February 16 New Haven a New Britain; Waterbury at Hart ford, February 20; Wallingford n Bridgeport.
 March 2 - Bridgeport at New Haven; Hartford at Meriden; New Britain at Wallingford, March 4
 March 18--Wallingford nt Wa terbury; Meriden at New Britain Hartford at Bridgeport. | March 30 --- Bridgeport at Mer. iden; New Britain at Waterbury New Haven at Wallingford. ApriI 1.
 April 13 - Waterbury at Nea Haven; Wallingford at Mcrlden; New Britain at Hartford, April 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
SIX CONNECTICUT
 BOYS WITH VERMONT

Burlington, Vt, Oct 5.--yrhere nre 27 men with varsity letters at the University of Vermont this year. Connecticut contributes more Of these men than any other state with tho exception of Vermont It. self, which gives 12. Tho Con- necticut quota is six. Some of the men have letters in more than one sport.
 All of Connecticut's six mon play football. They are Y. E. Wegnei of Plainvillc; 10. c. Saba, Williman. tic; c. J. Rapuano. New Haven: A S. Wcsoly, New Britain; Captain l. l.. Bowers, Southington; Y. F. Col lins. West Hartford. Ceilings ant Bowers also have baseball letters while Saba and Collins have bas' ketball lottors.
 New York contributes four oi the 27 men; Massachusetts three Maine and New Hampshire one each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
NOTICE
I'rOpOscll

Public Hearing on Proposed
 Amendment to Building Zone
 Ordinancc--South Main Street,
 between East Clay and Fast Dover Streets.
 Tn accordance with Section 42b | of the Revised Statutes of the State | of Connecticut, of 1030, notice Is hereby given that the committee appointed by the Board of Alder mon, in tho City of Waterbury. will hold public hearing on Fri day, october 21st, 1892 at 800 o'clock F. M., in the Aldcrmanic Chamber. City Hall Building. on the proposed change of zone from Business No. 2 to Industrial. or for an extension of the present Induy- trial Zone, to include property slt- unted on tho west side of South Main Street, between East Clay and East Dover Streets, which will be used for business purposes. All persons owning properties in the vicinity of tho above address or those Immediately adjacent in tho rear thereof. or those directly opposito thereto, arc hereby noti- | fled to appear and Do heard in ref erence to the proposed amendment at tho time and place above spcci- fled.
 | Fly order of committee of the Board of Aldermen. designated at n meeting of tho Board of Alder men. held october 3rd. 1882, to in~ veBtigato and set a date for thiS hearing.
 | COM MfT"TEE: Aldcrmen George R. Guilfoilc, John r. Dorwin, Charles r. Sciullo. Charles Schmidt and Joseph Wilhelm.
 | Attcst:--- | John F. Fitzmaurice | 10-5-2t. City Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

continuous streak Of color all scaon 1f hew hnrassng ms manager or
  a shrinking violet and just another Like Babe big his and tender as
 undcniaby loved him and well him King"
 Kelly must have ho was
 
 King had the advantage over Babe though o ever public to pleasa sentimental the supreme tribute to his greatness
 "WHY Chicago Cubs cutting Hornsby money? writes Bill Dc Deyn writings memory falng How sonY when the being divided the time with the and with them all seasonf'
 right did protest against Hornshys action as l. along with Jimmy Durante maintain my attitude?
 NOTE Mr Dempsey preparing a vaudeville fight 6iarkcy the promoters who arc will hnf- there isn't America and that n the fight has ni' years past, wouldn't bit surprised Jacks Tuesday phantom build in City tlis
 a n quarters Louis nah Cincinnati York Ynnke the behind the Boston Red sox In hockey oYk Ameoanm Pittsburgh franchise. couple Those trying Co Montreal iDerDati0nn ideal American that DeKsr park That's couldn't well against American tongue rival n their territory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
 ASSESSORS NOTICE Town of Middlebury

Notice is hereby given to all per: sons having property (either real or personal) within the town or Middlebury and which IS taxable in the said town, to file lists or such taxable property during the month of october. Tho assessors of the Town of Middlebury will be at Town Hall to receive and swear the lists on tho following dates:
 Saturday. october 18th, 100 to $500 D. m.
 Wednesday, October 18th, 1900 to $500 D. m. Monday, October 31st, 100 to $500 D. m.
 Failure to nle properly sworn list automatically adds 10% to the found value.
 A. $. JUDD,
 s. E. BASSETT,
 A. E. BENSON, 1O-4-3t Assessors
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

AT A SUPERIOR COURT HELD AT
 WATERBURY. in and for New
 Haven County, on the Thirticth
 Day of September. A. D. 1882.
 Present. Hon. Ernest A. Inglis. vicTSSE SS"SR: nERNIER, EMMA MON.
 DEXU, GTDboN NATION. FER
 .DfNAND GU1LBAULT and GEOR-
 GiANA THIBoDDAU, all of Wa
 terbury
 % < wooD COMPANY. iNc,. q c Cor
 operation of Waterbury.
 sUpBHIOR COURT for New Haven
 County at Waterbury. September JUDGMENT. CONFIRMING TEM-
 PORARY, AS PERMANENT RE-
 CEivl1R, AND LIMITING THE
 TIME gOR PRESENTATION OF
 CLAIMS.
 This action by complaint, claim ing the dissolution of said corpo- ration and tho appointment of n re- ccivor to wind up its affairs. came to this Court on the first Tuesday of September, 1882, and thence to tho present time when the parties appeared, and wore fully hoard, no plea or answer being filed.
 The Court finds all the allegations of tho complaint true and that on tho 2ist day of June, 1882, Edward ]. Baithnzar of said Waterbury was appointed temporary receiver of said corporation by the order of tho Hon: Newell Jennings, & a JuafS temporary appointment was con- firmed by the order of said Judge on the 24th day of June, 1882, and that said Edward J. Balthazar ac- cepted such appointment, qualined as such temporary receiver and Is "VT Now, therefore, 1t is ordered and adJudgcd that the temporary np- polntment of said Edward ]. Bal. thngar, as receiver of the defond- ant corporation, be and tho same is hereby confirmed and made perna- nent, that the said Edward J. Bal- thnsar be ana hs is hereby apPolnr- nnr p0ration. and that the authority and directions heretofore given to him ns temporary receiver be ana the eame. hereby arc re-@nlrmed ana
 And it is further ordered and ad; Judged that four months from and after October ist, tDa2. be and the same is hereby. limited for the pres. entati0n tO said reoeiver Of claims against said estate, that all claims not s0 presented bs thereafter for- ever barred. and that said receiver give notice t0 aii parties e.oneernsd 0f said limitation, that all ela Inns not prosecuted withln the time I'm. iisd will bs thsreafter barTed. and 0f ibs address to which claims may ba sent t0 him by mall. by publish !. i, ing such notice In thfes successive Issues 0f inc Waterbury Dnmocrni, \ nswspapsr published 70 sa'n was ss sald notice tg bs nlailsg, poaiaHs or before ths 7ih day Of October, ''Dgisa at Waterbury. tbls so,b day
 slEOh1n il pnEEMAh. i'iarh nf ihe hnpgflnf Court lesksst at Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Merchandise
Household Articles
OIL BURNERS & STOVES COMpLETE-$f .b0

IUHby TcTmH NTTHHBtUI These are brand new stoves, (Not Seconds)-Wlth b year guaranteed oil burncrs--Come! Look! Sec Them! Also 8 slightly used stoves. which we are offering from $10 up-Phonc or write us for our "Courtesy Auto We will call for you and bring you back home.
 ALBERT'S FURNITURE co. 2GG-288- 270 -272-274 South Main St.
 Waterbury
 Phones 4-3i44. 4-3I45. 4-31f8.
 Open Wed. & Sat. Evenings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Announce eH1enfS

10-4-3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Proposals For State Roac
 Work

Plans and proposal forms arc now available for the following projects. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the State Highway Commissioner. Room SIG. state Office Building. Hartford. Con necticut until goo r. M., Monday. October 10, 1932.
 Towns of Middlcbury and Wood
 bury:
 About s,Og0 feet of reinforced concrete pavement on Route 1A. Federal Aid Project b 31 D. Stato will furnish cement and reinforced concrete pipe.
 Attention of contractors bidding on tho above Federal Aid Projects is directed to tho special provisions required by the U. $. Government copies of which are attached to the proposals and will be included in tie contracts. On these projects skilled and unskillcd laborers shall not be permitted to work more than thirty (30) hours in one week and the minimum wagc phid to all unskilled labor employed shall be thirty-five (3bc) cents per hour and to all skilled labor employed shall be fifty (b0c) cents per hour. Town of Norfolk:
 About 19,172 feet of loose gravel surface on the Winchester and Granville Roads. State will fur niah reinforced concrete and bituminous coated corrugated metal pipe.
 Town of Winchester: About 20,b4i feet of rolled bank run gravel on tho Granville and Smith IiilI Bonds. Htato will fur- nish reinforced concrete pipe and will furnish and apply bituminous material.
 Town of Naugntuck: About 10,0D8 feet of bituminont trap rock mncadnm on Route 6S. the Prospect HOnd. Htnto will fur. nish cement, bitumInOus material and reinforced concrete pipe Town of OxfOrdi About 1G,2D0 feet of rolled bank rip gravel on the Iiiggs, linwley and Park itOnda. Htnte VIII furn- Ish reinforced concrete pipe and VIII furnish and npply bitumino,i material.
 NOTE, A certified check 0I surety company bond, on form fnr' nlabad by Inc Highway commis. si0ner, for one.ihird 0f the amount of Inc bId must accompany each pr0pOanI unlenH thn contractor Hhail have flied with thin office aii annual pr0pOnat bond, The Hiata iiiHhwhS l,OuDulIAslOner reserves the fihht it relari any and Rii bldH,
 JOHN 4, MACDONALD, Hiaia Highway i'0mnlinslenrr, .. Hiain Office Building, iiatlford
 roBnarijeui, tOstsbl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of Waterbury, ss. Probate Court. October 1st, 1892.
 ESTATE OF Concetta Di Napoli. late of tho Town of Waterbury, in said District, deceased.
 Tho Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for tho creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims for set tiement. Those who neglect to present their Accounts properly nt- tested within snid time, wlll be de- barred recovery. All persons in- dcbtcd to said estate arc requested to make immediate payment to
 CHARLES DI NApOLT, 10-3 3t Administrators
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Poor MT. Lewis Cannot Burp!
By DAN PARKER

LIGHT wHNEs this departments platform on rass worlds wrestling champion proclamation of the Now York stat an inst exhbonsj The fellow cannot srun He ut of grimace His groanng leaves much o nared of squntng nc s very name of Peter Mcuunness 'ho m rand headlock have been the oe young blade put Ns 50 mucn that trained 10 hsen o nov Monday night Lewis beat aanz resorng to single bup Ine an creSccndo or the ousau lying sound, finally out into angry boos
 ",v,nt docs he think demanded "A bunch Of done with this good and give us our Jocs Concc Pot ana listen ctrolIc conductors eating rndshcs!"
 through burpless already under way by which Lewis wa shortly Jack sherry rassler who car or peck homo brew and still burr Jim county seat
 Ruth,' writes Troy base. when he the most color color King Kelly The old kin9 upscing including the while Inc was
 Axazt$z xaz$ z1+x
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Articles Wanted To Buy

STOVES WANTED-Cashf for kitch- en and parlor stoves. Moving and trucking jobs wanted. Phone f-1201.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
M AIefUi's ItDIl IsIT'T.

There Isn't an opponent oB the I'Iit schedule this coming faii that VIII not ba pDlntins f0f iha i'hns ihafni Dn the Oihef hand, rtttl Wlih iha hisAdy Blgnnnhlgn Df hard games fniufdny after saturday. Nlli ba unable ie peini faf any vi's game,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
KNOW ABOUT iIiM, niLI.y9 '

lilly Eyans, who senefai.man. ages the Cleveland Indians, should keep close watch en Stew Aiken Cleveland youth wh0 weD \ place ln ibs team while starring fer Ala bauia and leading fbe ieanp Co every phase of battling, save home fuiis'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

FOR SALE--Two piece living room set. Very reasonable. Inquire 17 Hcrkimer street between and S D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

CIDER AppLigf wAhfEn wnni cider by inc barrel nl ihn mlll, i0r per gallon. il chapel hi, Water Vile. Phone tsshaL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

TERIES--Rechargcd soc; new batteries $3.75 up with old one; used tires $i up. sommn TITO % Battery co, 234 East Main. Diai 3-b906.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

a de que Mendez Penate Y el
coronel Mendieta estan reclui-
dos en- la Fortaleza de la Ca
0ana.
Tambien Sc italian deteEidos
Pablo Montesinos SANCHEZ. Nj.
guel Juan Palmer BeniteZ
German Rodriguez Diaz, Al
fonso Perez Echemedia, Mi
guel Angel Gutierrez Torroe
LA, Fernando Cidre Aifaro
Raimundo Alfonso Villalta Ca
brera, Nicolas Inchaustieta Ca
suso, Pauline Martinez Ar
menteros, Adolfo Alvarez Ag-
mes, jesse Antonio Alcalde
Leunda, Jose Humberto Zulue
ia, Mariana Marina Castel a.
nos, Juan Mendizabal Zulue-
ia, Ramon Ugarte Guardiola
Giro Junco, Jose Manuel M
Gomez, Francisco M. Rodri.
guez, Antonio Casas Pire, Adol
TO Lopez lopez, Rafael BARGE
ma Martinez y otros.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
LOS MANTLE
MEN SUS POSICIONES

Habana, Mayo 24.-Aunque
la fabrica de Partagas sigue
alberta en- Ell pueblo de Beju-
cal Y los obreros que en- ella
trabajan han sido declarados
rompehuelgas, los torcedores,
ayudados por otros gremios de
la industrial, mantienen SUI ac-
titud y esperan veneer en- la
lucha que sostienen.
En- uno de sus ultimos mani
fiestos los tabaqueros prueban
que para un millar de Londres
la fabrica de Partagas consul
me Is libras de tripa, con I'm
valor de $3.50; cinco manojos
de capa, que valen $3.50; pa
ga al tabaquero $500 e in :
vierte otros $12 en- sellos de
impuesto, ETC., ascendiendo ell
precio total de la fabrication
del millar a $4,000. Este mi
liar Sc vende a los detallistas,
por esa firma, a $1,000, tenien
do una utilidad limpia de $27.
En- las Brevas eel millar lie cues
ia $3.50 Y 10 vende a $4,000,
siendo la ganancia limpia de
$4,000, Y en- las Panetelas la
elaboration tiene I'm valor de
$4,000 y ell precio de venta es
de $50, con una utilidad de
$3.50.
Los tabaqueros sostienen que
con csc margen de ganancia la
fabrica de Partagas no tiene
necesidad de rebajar los jor-
males.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
Sc CASTIGARA
TIE A LOS D~INAMITEROS

Madrid, mayo 24.-El minis
Itro de la gobernaci6n hizo sa-
Der en- la manana de hoy que ell
gobierEo tratara con toda la
dureza possible a los dinami-
teros.
Segun ell ministro, ell gobier-
no esta dispuesto a tolerar la
|oposici6n razonada, pero nunca
consentira que Aementos incon-
formes con las normas republi-
canas, fabriqueN bombas para
llevar q termino siniestros pro-
p6sitos.
Medidas de rigor Sc han adop
tado ell esta ciudad, en- Sevilla
y vaiias poblaciones de Catalu-
ma. donde los sindicalistas han
venido desarrollando peligrosas
actividades.
Tambi6n Sc considera grave
la situaci6n en- Galicia, donde
los huelguistas vienen impidien
do ell arribo de mercancias para
los habitantes de las ciudades,
pueblos Y villas.
La guardia civil Sc ha visto
obligada a intervenir y esp6-
ranse algunos cheques.
En- ell Ferrol, los obreros del
arsenal amenazan con la huelga
81 no Sc atienden las peticiones
que han hecho, y q%uieren un au-
mento en- los jornales a partir
de la tresente semana.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
ELOGIASE AL PRESIDENTt
MACHADO

Habana, Mayo 24.-Los a.
migos del presidente Machado
elogian a este por haber nom
brado secretario de sandal a
DR.. C6spedes, quien ha deScu
bierto gran numero de irregu.
laridades en- csc Department
to.
Asegurase que ell p~residente
Machado, cuando nombr6 j
Cespedes, lie dijo estas pal4-
bras: ""Me han dicho que US
ted es un alienista y ell depar-
tamento de sandal necesita
I'm secretario que lie ponga ca
misa de fuerza."
Aparece probable que Sc We
MIA "robando' ell credito para
la Casa de Beneficencia, don
de tres ninos dormian en- una
CANA, Y que de, cr6dito para
vehiculos Y gasolina, ell auto
m6vil del secretario de sandal
DR.. Rodriguez BarahOna, gas.
taba 70 galOneS de gaSOlind
cada dia.
Con esos galones de gasoli.
ma el secretario podia recorre1
una idstancia diaria de 1,400
kilometres o un equivalence de
Ia Habana a Santiago de Gu.
ba.
La Investigation ha demos,
trado queel autom6vil no usa.
ba nj una decima parte de csc
combus ible y que ell resto de
la g~asolina Sc destinaba a de-
fc~'e~ oS intereses politicos
del DR.. Barahona.
Varios supervisors militia
res han sido nombrados en- Ia
secretaria de sandal, entire
ellos ell teniente Lavandera
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
TIENE EN- LA
FORTALEZA DE La CA
BANA A MENDIETA Y
MENDEZ PENATE

Habana. Mayo 24-La po''
tia Judicial cree haber descu-
bierto una formidable corspi,
raci(n contra Ell gob rno de-
presidente Machado Y en- IN
informe presentado aver, $u
iefe. ell ST.. Alfonso Fors, acusa
como directories del movimlen-
to al Oral. Mario Garcia Ne .
mccall. ex-presidente de n Re,
publica; coronel Carlos M
diea. leader nacionalista; CO.
ronel Jose Maria Tarafa, q
magnate ferrocarriler A.bel
TO Mendez Penate, hermarc
de, coronel M6ndez PeFat2, y
q los senores Luis Martinez
Enrique Fernandez, presidante
V secre.ario, respectiva2ente'
de Ia Union Atletica Amateur
Fors dice que los consplra'
dores cubanos estan en- contac
to con grupos de revoitcso'
que al presente residen er Ne"
York. MEXICO, Honduras y Q
tros paises de las Antillas.
Una noticia Official da cIen
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
CUBA G SUS OBLIGA
CLONES

Habana, Mayo 24.-Enfati-
camente ell presidente Macha'
dc declare aver que Cuba abo,
nara sus obligaciones ~interna-
cionales, en- Ell mes de JUNO.
Gel estado cubano -dijo e.
presidente-no pedira una mo
ratoria. nj un nuevo plazo pa
ra abonar la cantidad vencida
"Tengo la completa confiar
"a de que Cuba saldra triun,
fante de esta depression y Ia
meior manera de lograrlo es
manteniendo su credito, parte
vital de TODD pals bien orga'
nizado..'
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
~RECOMIENDAN UN BOYCOTT
CONTRA LA FABRICA DE
PARTAGAS

Habana, Mayo 24.-Velada
mente los gremios de la indus
tria tabacalera, que no han a
ceptado la rebaja de salaries
de los fabricantes, vienen re-
comendando un boycott contra
los puros fabricados en- Beju-
CA por obreros rompehuelgas.
Varias organizaciones Y mu
chos establecimientos han "a
cordado no comprar los taba =
cos de esa firma hasta que Sc
solucione ell actual conflic'o.
Los tabaqueros senalan c.
mo uno de los mas recalcitran-
tes enemigos de su actitud, a
Ramon Beiro, un ex-capataZ de
una fabrica de Bejucal { lrdi-
viduo que ahora posee ALI una
bcdega. Beiro, segun los traba
iadores, viene propalando la
noticia de que ell Comite dc
Huelga quiere S25, 900 para
dar por terminado ell moFi-
miento.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
LERROUX ACONSEJA LA
CALMA

Madrid. mayo 24.-Don Ale
iandro LerrouX, iefe del parti-
do radical, en- un discurso pro-
nunciado aver insiste en- que las
corteS debcn estudiar el profile
ma del Estatuto de Catalina,
con espiritu de verdadera tole-
rancia Y que los diputados de
Catalina, por SUI parte, deben
adoptar la misma actitud.
LerrouX sostiene que la cam
pana de los peri6dicos a favor
Y en- contra del estatuto tiende
a desviar la opinion publica del
recto sendero y a causar a Es-
pana serios duebrantos.
A iuicio de Don Alexandra. la
demanda de Catalina equivale
al pu1tO maXlmO Y ID nacef-
Sc arreglos para que esa region
no quiera exigir de la Republica
10 que no Sc hubiera atrevido a
pedir a la monarquia.
Los catalanes deben retirar,
en- su opinion, ell punto que ~
refiere a que la Guardia Civil
sea sustituida por la policia. So
bre ell cobro de las contributor
mes aSegura que este Gltimo pun
to requiere unidad por parte de
Catalina y de Espaha.
La gaceta., 1932-05-24
Ell ENTIERRO DE UNA SUI.
CIDA

Para las cuatro de la tarde de
hoy esta senalado ell entierro de
la bella Srta. Frances loretta,
que aver Sc suicidara en- su do
micilio, declarando que habia
disgustado a sus padres por no
haberse graduado este ano en-
ell Institute Hillsborough.
La nota indica que sus pa
dres tenia MIA creencia de que
ella estaba va en- ell Gltimo aho,
cuando no era asf.
Saldra 81 c%ortejo fdnebre d.
la Gale st. Claire 908.