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La gaceta., 1932-07-19
60
CONTRA CHOCOLATE Sc
Do UNA INJUSTA DECI-
SION EN- NEW YORK

New York, julio 10 Mas de
10000 Expenditures condena-
ron anoche -violentamente la de-
|cisi6n de los ~jueces en- favor de
Jackie Kid Berg, de Inglaterra,
que sostuviera I'm encuentro "a
Is asaltos con ell negro Kid Cho-
'colate, de Cuba, campe6n de pc
so ligero.
Derrotado en- sus 1ltimos en-
cuentros con Fuller, Canzoneri
Y Petrolle, ell pequeho ingles a.
trajo la atencion de uno de los
jueces y ell referee Johnny Nc
Avoy, recogiendo una victoria
que probablemente no espera-
ba.
En- los primeros cinco rounds
Chocolate reSlSti0 los ataqueS
de Berg y estuvo a punto de po-
merle a dormir.
Ell negrito hiri6 a su contra
rio en- las dos cejas, aplicando-
lie gran n1mero de golpes por ell
cuerpo, algunos de los cuales pa
recieron cortarle la respiration.
Pero Berg, cuyo valor y resis-
,tencia son muy apreciados, Sc
guia atacando y al fin sconsigui6
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.cercarsd a Chocolate, marti-

acercarsa a Chocolate, marti-
Ias ~scostilIas y hacienda
qIe Ell cubanoe perdiena algo de
su vigor@El ingles atacaba des-
esperadannente y Chocolate ira
taba por todos los medios de IL
brarse de la stormenta de golpes
a. los costados.
Particularmente en- ell tercer
asalto, ell cubano lie pogo a su ri
val Electives golpes a la cabe-
"a con uno de los cuales lie hizo
retirarse a uno de los costados
del cuadrilatero, pero sin llegar
a descargar ell p~ufetazo decisi-
Ivo que una parte del publico es-
peraba.
La mayor parte de los criti-
cos de junto al ring, opin6 que
Chocolate habia vencido a su
contrincante: pero ell juez Har-
old Barnes y ell referee McAvoy
opinaron de distinta manera.
concediendo ell triunfo al brita-
nico.
Otro de los jueces, Charles
Lynch, vote por Chocolate.
Algunos de los expertos die
ron siete asaltos al cubano, seis
a Berg y dos tablas.
La gaceta., 1932-07-19

desples NADIA hacia que justifi-
cara las 1ltimas victorias que
sc dice obtuvo sobre hombres
como Salvatore Ruggirelo y Ers
ME Schaaf.
81 alguien merecfa los laure-
les, despues de Cancela, no es
precisamente ell visitante, sino
Ell referee Lucien Byron, que Sc
pas6 los 10 asaltos luchando
como un desesperado para Sc
parar a Pietro de Tony, porque
ell vencedor de Stribling ataba
al tampeno de manera tai que ell
teniente solo .podia separates
con vigorosos empujones.
En- varios de los asaltos Can
celia tuvo que hacer movimien-
tos desesperados y energicos
para librarse de los garfios de
su antagonists.
Tres de los asaItos de la bata-
LA fuero ntablas y los otros 7
r~estantes deben otorgarse a Can
celia.
81 Pietro CORR gan6 alguno,
nosotros no 10 vimos.
Los mas limpios golpes sale
ron de los punos de Cancela. El
oriundc de Galicia descarg6 po-
La gaceta., 1932-07-19

Sc VENDE un autom6vi
Buick 1926, en- S125.00 al con
tado. Esta en- magilificas con-
diclones, y un piano marca
Behr Bros and Co., cast nuevc
n $125.00 al contado. Puede
verse q todas horas. Los duehos
desean embarcarse. Lnformes
IN Henderson TOO.
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ra? Fijsse, sigue gritando y me
hace Senas.
va 10 veo-dijo ell senior
Ashley.
i Alexei Ivanovitch! Alexei
Ivanovitch! iDios milo! Que i'm
becil!
Aquellos gritos partfan de la
terraza del hotel.
Nos pusimos a correr. Pero al
llegar, los brazos me cayeroS
de estupefacei6n Y quede clava-
do en- ell sitio.
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ND Ia GGcetG No. @@
LOS LIBROS CELEBRES
--
Ell Jugador .
Y Las Noches Blancas

contra 81! Ell diablo 81 compren
do algol
listed o2vida en- primer lu-
gar que esa Miss de Camminges
es La novia del general y que
Miss Paulina tiene IN hermano
~ una hermana, los hijos del ge-
neral del cual ella es pupila. E.
O ninos estan abandonados
nor csc l0fn Y no dejaran de ser
explotados.
ST, ST, asi es. Abandonar los
uinos, es perderlos; continuar
La gaceta., 1932-10-15

llores!... iPerd6n!.. iperd6n!
Y cruzando los brazos sobre
las rodillas de su madre y escon-
dlendo ell rostro en- aquel rega-
20 querldo que tantas wees lie
meclera en- su infancia al arm
no. de una canci6n maternal.
roVpi6, a su vez, a llorar. ex-
clamando:
Guam infame soy!... ,cuan
infame!
RENO durante algunos no.
mentos en- la estancia, I'm silen-
clio angustioso, solo interrumpi-
do de vez en- cuando por los A.
MARCOS sollozos de Gustavo.
va no lloraba la infeliz.
Muy palida, brillantes los o.
JOS, serene ell semblante, en- ell
que Sc traslucfan ell tenor v Ia
compassion, parecfa indecisa, no
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
ASSOCIATION DE HOTE-
LEROS QUIERE LA GER
VEZA

La Association de Hoteleros
de Tampa, en- una asamblea ce-
lebrada anoche, aprob6 una mo-
ci6n pidiendo a. gobernador
Carlton modifique la ley SEGA
del estado, de modo que Sc adap
te a los cambios que Sc haran en-
la ley federal de la prohibici6n'
Ell acuerdo de anoche fue to-
mado despu6s que el ST.. c. R
Fairfax, REPRESENTATIVE a los Hi
jos e Hijas de la temperancia,
.explic6 ell programa de la orga-
nizaci6n que dirige, favorable
a que Sc venda cerveza con 2.75
por ciento de alcohol, ell ano We
nidero.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
BASE BALI,
Ell JUEZ Lands Decide
EN- CONTRA De "A PETI-
CION DE HORNSBY

Chicago, Octubre 15.-El CO.
misionado de baseball, juez J..
NJ. Lands, ha escrito a Rogers
Hornsby, depuesto manager de
los Cubs, avisandole que no es
eligible para una parte en- las
ganancias de la serie mundial.
Los miembros del club Chica
go, al acordar ell reparto del d.
nero que ganaran, decidieron no
incluir en- La lista ell nombre de
su ex-direct
Existe una decision contraria
a que participe en- las ganancias
de la serie mundial, un jugador
que al comenzar la serie no haya
sido puesto en- la lista de pelote
ros elegibles.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
Con los Cuantes

Los inteligentes continuan afr
mando que Lope Tenorio, ell gla
diador filipino Sc halla zen COM
pleta decadencia". y parece che
cho a la MEDIA" para que Ma
nuel Quintero 10 derrote ell lunes.
Otros expertos sostienen que
Mano ha perdido su agilidad de
otros tiempos y 10 prueban CT
tando las ultimas peleas del tam
peno, en- las cuales "cosechara'
varias derrotas.
81 hemos de aceptar las OPT
niones de los inteligentes, el com
bate del lunes sera entire el Te-
norio decadente y ell "Huracan"
en- decadencia.
| Ahora bien, los directories de
Manuel Quintero no Green en- la
"flojedad" de 81 hombre y di-
cen que dentro de pocas soma
mas recuperara la prominente
posici6n que tenla en- la catego-
ria de peso weller.
Y Armando Reina, que tiene
exper'ancia V entiende como po-
COS de esas cuestiones de Con
certar peleas," opina gu ell fill
pino es ell mismo hombre que
venciera a Saguero e Hilario,
pero no ell mismo hombre sin la
fortaleza que antes tenia, sino
ell gladiator fuerte y valiente,
con admirables condolences praa
batir al zurdo Quintero.
Ell pGblico parece interesado
en- la batalla de los decandentes
Y NADIA de extrano tendria que
ell lunes llenara, o cast llenara,
la Arena de la D6cima avenida.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15

'que Paulie Walker, un peso me-
diano, combata aquf con Relam-

que Paulie Walker, un peso me-
diano, combata aquf con Relam-
pago Sagiero, un genuine peso
weller.
Todos los diarios de New York
han venido anunciando a Wal
ker, en- los ultimos meses, como
un hombre de la categoria de pc
so mediano; pero ell empresario
local ha resuelto pasarlo a la de
weller, quiza opinando que Sa :
guero aceptara otra pelea desfa
vorable, concediendo cinco o seis
libras de peso a IN hOmbre que
dicen posee agilidad Y destreza.
va Armando Reina no dirige
los destinos del R~elampago y su-
ponemOs que ell Sr. Gore, de Mia
mi, actual manager del CANA
gueyano, no aceptara el comba-
tie con Walker 81 antes este no Sc
reduce de verdad, no en- una com
ponenda de manager y empire
sario, a las lat libras.
Peleando con Walker, ell Sa-
gdero NADIA tiene que ganar, y
puede ser acostado y perder pres
tigio 81 ell joven de New Jersey
lie pone a dormir.
Pero 81 los pesos valen mas
que la reputation, entonces que
ell cubano acepte y qhe Walker
lie derrote, 81 es ell Walker de la
fama, y que ell pdblico pague por
presenciar I'm combate "desni-
velado."
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
III

La pobre madre segufa Solo
zando.
Su hijo la contempl6 un mo-
mento con ojos brillantes, como
81 el tambien estuviera a pun
to de llorar.
i Madre!... imadre mia!-
baPuce6 con temblorosa voz,
eXtsndiendo juntas las manOs
como 81 implorase perd6n.
Nc pudo contenerse.
Una fuerza superior a 6l, la
fuerza de su amor filial, la a.
Traction y la necesidad del amor
de su buena madre, lie hicieron
inclinarse junto a ella, caer de
rodillas Y apartarle las manos
del rostro, suplicando:
mo llores, mama mia, no
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
Boz E0
SHARKEY DICE QUE SOLO
SOSTENDRA OTRA Pc
LEA MAS

New York, oct. 15.-Jack
Sharkey, campe6n mundial de
peso complete, dice que solo SOS
tondra una pelea mas, defen-
diendo su campeonato, Y que
despues Sc retirara.
Esta decision no es del mana
ger de Sharkey, sino del mismC
campe6n, quien ha dicho: "Es-
toy cansado Y tan pronto pelee
ctra vez, me retirare para STEM
pre-"
Ell campe6n combatira en- el
mes de JUNO contra Max Sch
melting y despues Sc dedicara a
vivir de sus rentas.
Sharkey Sc encuentra hoy en-
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
D E P 0 r T E s

la privilegiada posici6n de poder
trazar las lineas de su conduc-
ia, porque es un hombre que ha
sabido proteger su future.
Sc habia dicho que el campe6n
pensaba sostener una pelea, con
James Edward Malone de con-
trario, dedicando ell producto a
los hombres sin trabajo y reti-
! rarse despues, dejando ~vacante
ell trono.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
DEFUNClONFS

En- la tarG4 dc hoy Sc efectua
ra ell entierro de Juan Francisco
MILAN, de 80 amos, que aver IA
lleciera en- un hospital local.
Ell cortejo fdnebre saldra de
su domicilio, Gale Doce 1904.
LIE sobreviven su madre, Sra.
Consuelo Milan: su eSposa, una
hija, Alicia, y tres hermanos,
Luis, Rafael y Ernesto.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
.GARVIN VENCIO A PARRA

En- ell programa ofrecido ano-
che por ell puesto Tampa No. 5
de la Legion Americana, Red
Garvin, pugilista amateur de
peso welter, acost6 en- ell segun-
do asalto a Charlie PARA.
Jimmy Collins, en- la semi-fi-
nal, "puso a dormir," tambien
en- Ell segundo asalto, a Bob Ro-
we.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
ALAMEDA POULTRY

Comunics a su numerosa clientele que traslada su esta-
blecimiento al 1908 de la Gale Is, donde podra dar a
sus marchantes mejor servicio. pues los pollos gallinas
y huevos son de su prnpia finca y seran frescos.
Al msmo tempo desea dar las gracias ror la pro-
tecci6n que lie han prestado y espera seguir sendo favo-
recido como hasta ahora.
Habra un servicio rapido a domiciliO.
Lame al telefono Y Ats y pida 10 que qui IRA en-
la seuridad que 10 tendra en- su casa al momento.
Baldomero Fernandez
La gaceta., 1932-10-15

: Pascual Delgado triunf6 sobre
Henry Menendez; Roy Page so
bre Jim Richardson y Pat Ford
alcanz6 la decision sobre Ma :
nuel Rau.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
Pleitos y Divorcios

Sebastiano Grasso contra Sal
Ginnaro; Pietro Leto con
ira 7. V. Castiglia; Florida
Chemical Products contra G. H.
Harris; B. V. Vega contra ell
First Savings & Trust Co.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15
81 T|FNPG

Nublados y probables lluvias
Vlentos frescos del Este. Mini
ma temperature aver, SO gra-
dos; maxima 80. Marea alta a
las 2:17 a. m. y BIT p. m. Ma
rea baja a las 8 :38 a. m. y 8:14
p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15

res que sea un reflejo de la hon
radez y la caballerosidad del
hombre unico a quien amaste Y
al que aun lloras: mi padre.
Di6ronse un beso madre e
hijo, Y desde aquel dia, Gusta-
vo comenz6 a figurar en- la socie
dat. con la distinction que acorn
panaba a SUI apellido, gratam&n
tie recordado por todos con y
personalidad del honrado politi-
co don Alfonso de Murel;1
La gaceta., 1932-10-15

Tn fanatico quiere saber la
opini6bde Miguel Lorente sobre
ell filipino Lope Tenorio.
Pr~obablemente lie complacere-
mos ell lunes.
Lorente ha venido presencian
do ell entrenamiento de Lope y
el siempre escribe 10 que sisnte.
La gaceta., 1932-10-15

nor rebellion contra aquella &C
titud decisiva de Gustavo.
Al YER a su madre en- aquel es
tado, ell j6ven sinti6 contraerse-
lie ell coraz6n.
Idolatraba en- ella, sentia por
su viejecita querida ell amor in
tense y puro de los buenos hi
jos, y aquellos sollozos, alue-
lla postraci6n, lie robaron las
energias.
Su Srazo derecho, armada del
revolver, cay6 a 10 largo de SUI
cSerpo.
Acerc6se lentamente a la me-
Sa, Sc apoder6 de la carta, dejo
el arma y guard6se aquella fran
ca confession de su crimen. en- ell
bolsillo interior de u america
La gaceta., 1932-10-15

ALA en- Benjamin Field ell nue.
vo promoter Sc ha empenado en-
La gaceta., 1932-10-15

carrera de ingeniero, seguida
por lujo, dijole su bondadosa
madre:
-Querido Gustavo: mis- amos
y mis- inclination ban tener
me alejada siempfe de la vida
social; pero como no es justo
que til tie prives de figurar en- el
ambiente para que tie erie, libre
quedas para hacer la vida que
mas te plazca. ESQ 81, espero de
tn buen juicio que tn libertad no
ha de sernos funesta como 10 es
para otG0s jovenes de tn edad Y
tus con iciones.
-Te amo demasiado. mad e
mia,-contestole Gustavo,-pa-
ra pagarte tn carino y tus bon
f. ~1il1nlilF ru Mo- Si;o m aa-
La gaceta., 1932-10-15

Dados los antericrss deta-
lies, volvamos al terrible mo-
mento en- que ell infeliz j6ven,
exclam6, llevando a sTfrsute
ell frio~can6n de un
LEO una sola nm
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
CAPONE To GIVE
L|NDY PLANS

Al Capone was expected to
tell Government agents today ex-
actly what he has in mind in
support of his plea to be released
from prison on bail to help find
the Lindbergh baby.
The indirect request of the
gangster chief was discussed yes
terday by President Hoover and
his Cabinet at their meeting,
but according to Attorney Gen
eral william Mitchell, it was too
informally made to be taken
seriously. Capone was asked to
go into details.
The Circuit Court of Appeals
has before it Capone'S plea for
reconsideration of his case. The
Bureau of Internal Revenue,
which put him in prison for tax
frauds, is also watching the new
proceedings. Both would have
to be consulted before Capone
could be turned loose, it is said.
Attorney General Mitchell said
that the Cabinet had no official
proposal before it, and that if it
were advanced it would be re-
ferredi Ito the Circuit Court of Ap-
pealS, before which Capone's case
is now pending.
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
PROWLERFOUND.
LIFTING BABY
FROM CRIB
Father Leaps on Marauder
But Latter FIees After
Brief TuSSle

RTvERTON, N. j., March
IL (LN.S.) .).-Search for the
man who for the fourth time,
tried to kidnap the 3-year-
old son Of Claude j. K. Ander-
son, wealthy artist, was made
today by the entire police de-
partment, consisting of four
men.
Anderson, hearing a noise,
rushed into the room where his
child slept. He saw a man in
the act of lifting the baby from
his crib. .
He grappled with the intruder,
who dropped the boy, freed him
self from AnderSon'S clutch, and
escaped.
Anderson, who maintains q
studio in Philadelphia, three
times before foiled the intruder's
attempt to snatch his son.
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
KIDNAP|N inc LAID
To RUM SALES

CHICAGO, March IL QN.S). I.
Said to be the first instance Of
opposition to prohibition on the
part. of highly reputed business
organization, a resolution was
embodied in the records Of the
Chicago Association of Commerce
executive committee today advo-
eating legalization of 2.75 per
cent beer.
Adopted unanimously, the reso.
luton points to kidnapping for
ransom as one type Of crime
committed by organized crimi.
mails financed by the proceeds Of
sales of intoxicants."
The resolution declares:
"The shocking crimes Of kid
naping for ransom, which have
increased aIarmingly and which
have disgraced our civilization,
have emphasized the impotence
of our local, State, and Federal
police to deal with existing con-
ditiOns.
"Such crimes are being COM
mitted by organized criminals
financed by the proceeds Of
sales of intOxicantS, and will
continue as long as these laws
remain unchanged and such
revenue remains available to
organized criminals"
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
CO-EDS' VIRTUE
|MPUGNED IN
EDITORIAL
Northwestern U. Editor on
the Carpet; College Girls
Aroused at Insult

EVANSTON, ILL.,, March Il
H.N.S.).-An editorial i'm
pugning the virtue of North
western University co-eds en-
gendered a storm of discus
sion and bitter resentment on
the campus today.
Declaring that the high evalua-
ton of chastity among North
western students was created
more by the scarcity than the
demand" the editorial appeared
in yesterdays daily Northwest
ern, undergraduate newspaper.
Its author is Jack Leach, chair
man of the papers editorial
board.
Prof. F.. H. Heidbrink, chair
man of the student publications
committee, questioned the stu
dent editor at length. The pro
fessor indicated the faculty will
take action.
Margaret FrantZ, president of
the Women's Student Govern
ment Association, characterized
the editorial as a public insult
to every coed on the campus
and to every decent man."
The Washington times., 1932-03-12

"TGke heed of this small child OF earth:
He is great: He hath in Him God most high
Children, before their tIeshly birth
Are lights GltDe in the blue sky.
I'm light, bitter tOorld OF tDorld OF Wrong
They come; God gfUeS us them GDllile.
His speech is in their StGmTnering tongue,
And his forgiveness in their smile.
What humber speech add to this written
by a man who deeply loved children. and fercely
resented any wrongs done them? Men like Hugo and
Charles Dickens felt keenly the lack of protection
for children in the law of their day. They realized
that to get common justice for child one had
to work for ito will It, to wish for 1t, not
enough!
In this supposedly free bright land of ourS-power-
civiized-there has been in past few years an
appalling amount of abuse to children in one way
and another-gone UNPUNISHED-or IN such small
measure as to be ridiculous to normal mind. We
learn, almost unbeieving that a childs own father
and its step+mother in National Capital can
torment little girl for to the point Of mental
The Washington times., 1932-03-12

More than 500 District school
children will take part in the an
nual spring festival next Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Central High School auditorium,
when Bess Davis Schreiner's ar
rangement of the legend, RIP
Van Winkle," will be presented.
Only three adults will have
parts. Edward e. Muth will play
the role of Rip, Beatrice Mullen
will be Dame Van Wrinkle and
the prologue will be read by
Maud Howell Smith. A dog will
also appear as Schneider. Rips
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
.CurLey Sets May 30
For Bi-Fete PrOqrnnt

In an official letter addressed
to the clergy and laity Of the
archdiocese of Baltimore, Arch
bishop Michael j. Curley has
designated May 80 for Catholic
observance of the Bicentennial
of George Washington.
The ceremonies will be held at
the Catholic University stad um,
where a solemn military mass
will mark the celebration. The
Rev. Louis C. C. Vaeth, archdio-
cesar director of the Propagation
of Faith, is in charge.
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
Cling to Old
Customs, Society Told

Capt. Carl Won Hoffman told
members of the National Geo
graphic Society last night that
while the French have made ply
sical changes in certain govern
mental practices in Morocco,
they have made little progress in
undermining the African country.
He said Moors still look. upon
Christians as infidelS, maintain
large haremS and women wear
wells when away from their quar-
terS. .- 49,. ....
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
Bethesda C.. of C..
Plans Trade DriUe

With the, cooperation OF the
Committee on Industrial and Re.
tail Interests of the Bethesda
Chamber of Commerce, a co-opera-
tive and merchandising campaign
to stimulate and increase local
business is being inaugurated.
In keeping with the spirit Of
the Bicentennial, Wisconsin Ave
hue from Bradley Lane to Wood
mont and the Old Georgetown
Road from Wisconsin Avenue to
Wilson Lane will be lighted and
decorated.
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
DOROTHEKNOWN
To RED 8 KIN

HARTFORD, Conn, March 10
U.N.SO. - Dorothy Thompson,
now a guest" of Newark, N. j.,
in connection with the Lindbergh
kidnapping, met Henry (ReO
johnson, detained deckhand, two
years ago and frequently accom-
panied him on visits to West
Hartford.
John johnson, Henry's brother,
at whose home the sailor was ar
rested a week ago, remembers
Miss Thompson well, he said
today. Henry kept company with
her steadily, his brother said,
until last summer, when he met
Betty Cow, nurse at the Lind
bergh home.
John johnson said he would
like to convey to the. detained
man the suggestion that he offer
to return to Norway voluntarily
and avoid deportation proceedings.
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
80 DAYS IN JAIL
GIVEN ACTRESS

LOS ANGELES, March IL
0N.S0.-Mary Nolan, blonde
film actress, and her husband,
Wallace MacRery,, jr., each must
serve 80 days in the county jail
for violating the State labor law
A few minutes before she ap-
peared in court, Miss Nolan paid
the State labor commissioner
$736.36 to satisfy claims of for.
mer employees of the Mary Nolan
Gown Shop, which operated 40
days and lost $4,000.
They were at liberty today,
however. on 5000 bonds pending
appeal.
Judge Clement Nye said:
'It was necessary, however,
to. have you arrested and con-
victed before you would pay
your just bills. There is grave
doubt i'm the courts mind
whether either defendant ever
intended to pay these just
bills. Therefore you must go to
Jail"
Miss Nolan, who once was limo
gene Wilson. "Follies" beauty, and
the toast of Broadway. blinked
to hold back tears as Judge Nye
sentenced. her. ...
Judge Nye also sentenced Miss
Nolan to 81 months in Jail and
MacRery to a Iwo-year term
hllt SllSnended these sentences.
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
NEW AREA BARE
Of CLUES

FLEM1NGTON, N. j., March
IL QN.S) .-Hunterdon county
authorities have searched the
Sourland hill country around the
Lindbergh home and are con-
vinced that nobody living there
had anything to do with the kid
naping of the Lindbergh baby.
Sheriff William B. Wean said
the investigation had been con-
Quoted independently of all State
police activities in that part Of
the county,
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
DUE
MICHIGAN AVE,

Extension Of Michigan Avenue
from First Street to Park Place,
through Mcmillan Park and the
Soldiers Home Grounds to i'm
prove. traffic conditions was
recommended by Mrs. Mary T.
Norton CD of New Jersey, chair
man of the House District Com
mittee, in a bill introduced in
the House today.
A similar bill was introduced
in the Senate yesterday. Their
purpose is to authorize the use
of necessary land lying within
Mcmillan Park and the Soldiers
Home grounds, with the provision
that the District perform all work
and pay the, necessary expense.
The Washington times., 1932-03-12
Garner Club Formed
For California Drive

SACRAMENTO, Calf. March
IL (U.S0.-The 'Garner-for-PreSi-
dent Club of California, Inc, to-
day filed Incorporation papers
with the secretary of State and
announced plans for establish
ment of branch clubs throughout
the state.
The club declared it will
launch a campaign in behalf of
Speaker John N. Garner as q
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for President.
The Washington times., 1932-03-12

"When God seeks out these tender things
Whom in the ,shGdotO aOEtere oe sleep
He sends US clothed about with tOngs-
And finds them ragged babes that nDeep!"
From Victor Hugo (translated by Agernon Charles
Swnburne).
must come vision of possibilities that terrify her,
Cheated of his bithrght to be in the house and with
the people that love him. every day he is held away
from them Is sin against this baby, and his mother
and father
Does person like those who hold him hear "the
thunder in Heaven?" We wonder
Charles and Anne Lindbergh have had to do what
it is pity they must do-they have offered to bar
gain, at any place, in any way through anyone. with
the kidnapers Of their little son. giving what they
ask if they will only give their child back to them
Wherever you are, and whoever you are, clear your
soul!
Millions who scarcely eat their dinner and
sleep will be wild with joy the day bring or send
back "Lindy's baby!" NELL BRINKLEY.