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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-05-12

evening at the home of Miss Ruth
Keller. Three tables were in play
Refreshments were served.
Community Club Meeting
The Grantsville Community Club
met at the home of Mrs. Henry P
Miller, Stone House Farm, last We'd
nesday afternoon. A useful and in
teresting demonstration on removing
stains from fine fabrics was conducted
by Miss Burtis. A very pleasant af-
ternoon was spent.
"NO Mans Paradise"
"No Mans Paradise" a three-act
play, was presented Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, in the Lutheran
social hall to a large and apprecia-
tive audience. Those in the cast were
Iva Klotz, Mildred Paul, Mary Bevans,
Genevieve Railey, Ruth Younkin, Ruth
Brenneman, Pauline and Harlene Pat
ton, Thelma Herring and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Miller. Between acts piano
solos were rendered by Miss Mabel
Younkin and Mrs. Harold Miller and
vocal solos by Miss Delta CAN'T.
johnson Teachers Hold Banquet
Fifteen teachers from the johnson
Heights school at Cumberland held a
banquet at the Casselman Hotel last
Tuesday evening. The decorations
were pink snapdragons.
Personal and General News
Miss Alverta Miller, of WicomicC
county, and Miss Mary Martha Miller
University of Maryland, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Miller, Stone House Farm.
Emmons Younkin and family, OF
Pittsburgh, were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Younkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Darrah, OF
North Carolina, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Hanft.
Miss Viola Broadwater, of Kemp
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday here
with Miss Ruth Keller.
Mrs. Lydia Wiley and Mrs. Hettie
Doolittle are visiting relatives in Bit
finger.
Everett Railey successfully under
went an operation of empiema at the
Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, in
recent days. He had suffered an at
tack of pneumonia and his condition
was an after-effect.
Mrs. Nina Peterson and son, Clarks,
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. James Livingston
and daughters and Miss Eleanor
Younkin, of Gilmore, Md, visited Will
lis and George Younkin here on Sum-
day.
Charles Bevans spent the weekend
here with his mother, Mrs. Marshall
Beachy.
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MT. LAKE PARK
Wedding Announced


Some time ago a wedding took place
in the Park which was to be regarded
as a secret and we were asked not to
"put it in the paper" Well, so far
as this column is concerned, it has re-
manned a secret ever since, for altho
we were told we could "shoot the
works" we simply didn't do it. We
refer to the wedding of Mr.. Albert
Schrock and Miss Juanita Ready,
which took place on February 6, 1882,
at the M. E. parsonage. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Bleakly. Mr.. and Mrs. Schrock are
we'll known and justly popular resi-
dents of the Park, the bride being the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Ready and the groom the son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. M. Schrock. Mr.. Schrock
is a member of the city council of the
Park. Our congratulations, although
belated, are nevertheless sincere.
Cleanup Days in the Park
May 16, II, and 10 have been set
apart by Council as cleanup days for
the Park, at which time all household
ers are requested to place all rubbish,
tin cans, etc., in containers in the al
leyways convenient for trucks so as to
facilitate handling. We are all re-
quested to make this a real cleanup
occasion, for nothing detracts so much
from the beauty of the Park nor so
much depreciates the value of prop
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critics more than a dirty, slovenly
town.
This service costs you nothing ex-
cept the trouble of getting your rub
bish together and placing it so the
trucks can gather it.
Garbage Contract Awarded
At the meeting of the Town Coun-
ell Monday night the contract for the
removal of garbage was let to STAN
ley (Ted) Wood. Collections will be
daily from hotels and boarding houses
and on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays from cottages. The refuse
must be placed in containers equipped
with covers.
Streets Being Repaired
The road tractor and scraper and
the ditcher are at work and within a
few days the roads throughout the
Park viii be in splendid condition. 1t
will help lot if the property owners
will burn the leaves accumulated in
the cutters before the scraper goes
over the roads.
A Peculiar Request
A sign is a sign, for a. that and a.
that. There was one on front of the
postoffice building that makes a fell
low scratch his head, even if there is
nothing in it or on it. 1t read "No
trespassing on these premises"
How in heck are we going to obey
the injunction and at the same time
get our daily quota of bills and pap
ers? The former we could do with
out, but we do like to get the papers
in order to learn that Congress is
still sitting on the lid and doing moth
ing except to make life miserable by
devising new methods of taxation.
However, the sign has been removed
Personal and General News
We are asked to tell you that the
Ladies' Aid Society will give sup
per at the M. E. church Wednesday
evening, May IS, beginning at $50
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grimes, of
Pittsburgh, were here for few days
preparing to open the Mountain Lake
Hotel, which we understand will be
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about the first of June.
Miss Myrtle Finnell, of Allenhurst
has been quite i'll for a few days, but
is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Oswell and
daughter Miss Harriet are in Cumber-
land in attendance at the Federal
Court, now in session there. The suit
growing out of the death of the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oswell is being tried
at this term.
Miss Rachel Weems, who spent the
winter in Baltimore, has opened her
cottage at the Park for the season.
Mrs. William T. Burch and grand
son Billy motored to Washington, D.
c., Sunday, to spend few days.
Miss Beatrice Clary is in Terra Alta
for a few weeks where she is in
charge of beauty shop during the
illness of the manager.
Mr.. Bushrod Grimes and daughter
Frances, accompanied by Mrs. J. W.
Laughlin, motored to the Park from
Morgantown on Saturday. Mrs.
Laughlin will remain here during the
summer, while Mr.. Grimes and his
daughter returned to Morgantown on
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Octavia Hicks has opened the
Deaconess' Home for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. C. Fleming, of
Fairmont, who have been visiting in
Washington for the past few days,
were suddenly called home by the SER
ious illness of Mr.. A. Howard Flem-
ing, brother.
Mrs. John A. Clark and son John
spent the day Sunday with Mrs. Frank
M. Murphy, being en- route to their
home in Scranton, Pa, from Fairmont,
where they had been for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Commodore Bowman,
of Fairmont, were in the Park on last
Sunday. The couple expects to spend
the summer here.
Mildred, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Killius, is rapidly recovering
from a severe illness.
Work is progressing on Roanoke
Avenue, Loeb Lynn, which, when COM
pleted, will connect that street with
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EVANSVILLE

Important Bank Meeting to be Held
The reorganization committee of the
First State Bank of Grantsville has
called for a meeting of all persons in
ferested, including the old as well as
the new stockholders, to be held in
the w. o. w. Hall, Saturday after
noon at 200 o'clock.
Considerable progress has been
made in the reorganization program
but this meeting is necessary to COM
plete the work. All interested per-
sons are invited to attend this meet
ing, whether he be a depositor, a
director or a prospective shareholder.
High School Musicale
Students of the Grantsville High
School presented musical program
last Thursday afternoon, directed by
Miss Ruth Conley. The program con-
sisted of instrumental numbers, vocal
numbers and several selections by the
gIee club. The affair was quite enter
tanning and interesting.
StOrk News
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wright announced
the birth of a son on Saturday, May
9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beachy, Sails
bury, announce the birth of daughter
on May 7th.
Lutheran Missionary Society
Miss Tena Winterberg was hostess
to the missionary society of the Luth-
eran church in the social room of the
church here on last Tuesday evening.
An interesting discussion was held.
Mrs. Mullinix Entertains
Mrs. W. Day Mullinix delightfully."-
entertained at bridge last Thursday
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urady afternoon.
Mrs. Lydia Wiley, of GrantsviIle,
spent the weekend with relatives in
this community.
Mrs. Hettie Doolittle, of Akron, O.,
is here for a visit with friends.
The three members of the Board Of
County Commissions, Messrs. George
D. Browning, George W. Harvey and
James A. Fitzwater, were in this COM
munity short time one day last week.
Mr.. Harvey Gortner, of Grantsville,
was a business caller in Bittinger on
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bittinger,
of Negro Mountain, spent last Thurs
day visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Fadeley and two daughters, Of
Somerset, Pa, visited relatives here
last week.
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ONE SET OF TWINS IN EACH
FIFTY MARYLAND BIRTHS
State Department of Health Rec.
Ords Show This Fact

Search of the records of births and
deaths registered by the Bureau of
Vital Statistics of the State Depart
ment of Health-the official repository
for such records-yields much "be-
1ieve it or not" data. For instance, in
every so hive births in Maryland last
year there was an average of one set
of twins.
The total number of live births re-
corded in Maryland in 1881 was 49,
705. This number includes 298 sets
of twins-596 children-or 2 per cent
of the total. The ratio was the same
for Baltimore City and the counties.
and for both white and colored races.
In Baltimore City, where the total
number of births registered was A.
166, of which 11,012 were white and
1854 colored, the birth of 106 sets
of white twine-212 children-and of
IS sets of colored twins-70 children,
was recorded. In the counties, where
1889 births were registered, 11,463
white and 3,076 colored, the totals in
cluded 122 sets of white twins and 35
sets Of colored. All of these figures
include live-born twins only. The
births in which but one of the chill
dren survived are listed in the totals
only.
The Maryland records corresponds
closely to that for the country as a
whole. The report of the U. S. Bu-
reau of the Census, for births for
1928-the latest period for which COM
plete records are available-gives a
total of 2,233,149 births in what is
known as the U. S. Birth Registration
Area, and which included at that time
A states and the District of Columbia,
and comprised 94.4 per cent of the
total population.
In the 2,233,149 births, there were
23,863 sets of twins-47,726 children,
or 2 per cent of the total. These fig
ures, like those for Maryland, do not
include the plural births in which one
or both children died.
The figures published by the Bureau
of the Census for 1928 and those for
Maryland for last year, indicate that
one set of living twins was born to
each one hundred mothers.
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the Pleasant Valley road by hard
surfaced thoroughfare.
Miss Edith Ream, teacher at Char
lotte Hall, returned to her duties on
Sunday afternoon after spending the
weekend here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Ream.
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Card of Thanks

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to those who were so kind and
helpful to us at the time of the death
of our beloved husband, father and
son; also to those who sent floral
tributes and who so kindly donated
the use of their cars.
Mrs. E. D. Casteel and Family.
Mrs. Margaret E. Casteel and Family.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01

tamiehto con la designation pa
ra ell puesto que venia desem-
Fernando.
Una comisi6n invedtigadora
ha sido nombrada por ell primer
m%inistro, con ell fin de senalar
responsibilities.
Peri6dicos radicales que de-
fienden la c0nducta del tenien-
te coronel Mangada dice que Go
Diet falt6 a sus deberes como sub
secretario, no dando al final de
su discurs0 ell critic de Viva la
Repdblica, conducta que provo
co la indignation de Mangada,
uno de los oficiales verdadera-
memte fieles al nuevo regimen.
Antes de terminar su discur-
so, sin dar el viva a la Repdbli-
ca, Godet habia dicAo que no
daba el viva porque \snia la
conviction de que muy poc of
GALES 10 contestarian. -
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EN- FAVOR DE LAS SOCIE-
DADES ESPANOLAS

Habana, julio 10-Importan-
ties elementos en- la vida politi-
ca y social de Cuba, respaldan a
las sociedades espanolas en- la
actitud asumida por estas con-
ira las exigencias de la Fedora
ci6n Medica.
Las sociedades espanolas,
constituidas para atender a sus
miembros enfermos, no han que
rido aceptar las condolences de
los medicos, por cuanto signi-
fcaria su ruina y arrojar sobre
ell tesoro del pals a miles de HON
bres pobres que ahora reciben
asistencia medica pagando una
pequena cantidad mensual a
esas sociedades.
Ell secretario de sandal, te-
niente coronel Cespedes, ha 81
do censurado por los medicos de
la Federation, pero en- todas par
ties Sc lie aplaude por sus recien-
ties decisiones en- favor de las So
ciedades e~spanolas.
Cespedes cuenta con la COO
peraci6n del general Machado,
que tambien ha hecho presente
sus simpatias a esas sociedades,
a las cuales conoce y estima que
son un factor de gran impor-
tancia en- la vida social de la
Rep1blica.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01
Hermoso tranfo social

HcrmOSo tIiuRfO social
Lo conQuiSt6 anoche, muy me-
recidamente, la activa Y EMU,
SHASTA Juver.tud Hispana con
la funcljn celebrada a beneficic
de sus fondos, en- cl teatro Ro-
val. de Ia populosa barriada de
allende el rio.
FL publico, que ocupaha to-
das las Iocalidades, aplaudi6 ca
luroSamente la divertida CO.
media Los Pantalones'', magiS-
tralmente interpretada por la
siempre celebrada artista Sra,
Pillar Ramirez y por nueStros in
teligenteS amigos Antonio Al
varez Y SeVerino Q|uintanilla,
Tambien Sc distinguieron en-
Isus respectivos papeles, las in
t~eresantes Srtas. Carmen MaSe-
da, Clarita Cigarran Y Lizzie
Noriega.
De las variedades gusto mu-
chisimo "Manana de Sol, en- la
QUE reali2aron una hermosa la
Der la Sra. Pillar Ramirez y ell
Sr. Quintanilla,
Muy bien presentados los CO.
ros de muchachas y j6venes que
t0maron parte en- ell pasacalle
Los Organiileros'', la Yer
bena de la Paloma" y LA Ca
chimba Sampaguita.'
Debido a un accidente auto
movilista del que resultara vic
TINA, afortunadamente sin gra
vedad, el JoVen Ricardo Casal,
su padre, Don Sebastian Casal,
Presidente de la Juvcntud His
rana, no pudo desempefiar los
numeros que Sc lie habian asig-
nado en- el programa. lie susti-
Ituy6 ell j6ven Quintanflla.
Durante ell intermedio tuvi-
mos cl gusto de estrechar las
|manos del Sr. Aware de Maldo-
Inado, Consul de Espaha en- esta
|ciudad, y de ser presentados a
su bella esposa, a quien accom-
'panaban en- eli palco para eilos
expresamente reserVado, el ST..
Joaquin Alvarez Soils Direc-
tor de LaVoz y su distinguida
esposa, y ell Sr. Mario Aleman,
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Sc REUNIIRAN LAS DELE
GACIONES DE LAS PRO
VINCIAS GALLEGAS

Madrid, julio Eel domingo
sc reuniran en- Santiago de Com
postela, provincial de La Coruna
las delegaciones de las provin-
cias gallegas para considerar
una demanda de autonomia que
Ser& diScutida en- la Asamblea
Nacional, al mismo tempo que
81 Estatuto de las provineiaS
vaScaS.
Importantes elementoS gale,
Cos Sc oponen a Ia petici6n de
un estatuto, pero la mayoria de
los habitantes de las cuatro pro-
Vincias deSean una autOnomia
Conditional, quiza menos amplia
que lie demandada por Catalina,
En- la Asamhlea continda el
debate sobre ell Estatuto de Ca
taluna Y va Sc han aprobado
cinco articulos, rechazandose
varias enmiendas.
Ell articulo cuarto, que Sc ter
minara de aprobar Ell martes, di
ce que Ia R~epublila concedera
a los catalanes todos los dere-
chos que la Constitution reco-
noce a los ciudadanos de Espa-
ia.
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T'enjt blanca

H. lido sehaIada para ell Sc
gund jueves del corriente mes
de Julio, por ell Castillo Crist6-
bal Coon Mum, Z, de la Orden
CabaIieros del AguiIa de Orc.
En- dicha tenida Sc verificara
la installation de la nueva Off
cialidad electa para ell semestre
en- curse.
DeSpues de las instalacio2-
sera descubierto un cuadro PIN
tado al cleo, hecho en- honor del
Hermano Baldcmero Fernan-
dez Diaz, presidente de la corpo
raci6n, y uno de los que mas ac-
tiVamente han venido trabajan-
do en- favor del Picnic del do
mingo.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01
SOCIALES

diIigente secretario de la Juven
tud.
F~inalizada la function, los
miembroS de la Juventud obse-
quial IN esplendidamente a los
artistqs, al Sr. Maldonado y a
SUI at activa esposa.
Coaforme anticipamos, Ia
funciCn de anoche culmin6 en-
un nGrvo y herm0so triunfo So
cial para sus organizadores,
para rs artistaS y para esa pres
tigio>} agrupaci6n del Centric
Espa ii.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01
ACEPTADA LA RENUNCIA
DEL DIRECTOR DE LA BE
NEFICENCIA

Habana, julio 10-Abegando
no sc lie trataba con la debida
consideration por parte del SUI
pervisor militar, ell DR.. Aurelio
Gomez Miranda, director de Ia
Casa de Beneficencia y Mater
nidad, renunci6 Ell pasado mier-
coles SUI alto puesto. I'm hijo del
DR.. Gomez Miranda, que tenia
a SUI cargo ell almacen de la Be-
neficencia, hubo de presentar la
renuncia antes que su padre.
Ell DIR. Cespedes, secretario
de sandal, Sc propone abofir,
por ell presente, ell cargo de di-
rector, hacienda asf una econo-
mia de mas de 5000 al mes.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01
LOS HAGEN
TAMBIEN
LOCALISTA

Habana, julio 1@-La Fede-
raci6n de Torcedores, en- repre-
sentaci6n de los obreros de Ia
Habana, Calabazar y Marianao.
ha iniciado una campana loca-
lista, contrarrestando la de los
tabaqueros rompehueigas de los
pueblos de Bejucal, Artemisa,
jGuines y Guira.
La Federation y ell Comite
iCircunstancial dicen que 81 en-
esos pueblos Sc ha establecido
lei localismo en- perjuicio de la
Habana y otras ~poblaciones GER
canas, a los habitantes de la ca
lpital Y los pueblos perjudicados
corresponds tambien hacer pro
paganda localista, rehusando
vender y consumir tabacos he
Ichos en- esos pueblos.
La intenci6n de los torcedores
les colocar a los PROFESSIONALS,
comerciantes, politicos, propie-
tarios y obreros de la Habana
contra los PROFESSIONALS ETC., de
los pueblos donde Sc viene que
b~rantando el prop6sito de los ia
baqueros de no admitir una re-
Ibaja de jornales.
Comisiones de tabaqueros vi
gillian los omnibus que salem pa
Ira ell campo para yer 81 en- ellos
viajan individuos tildados de
rompehuelgas.
Una lista de las anilladoras
que trabajan en- las fabricas de
Bejucal ha sido publicada, y
sus nombres son: Gloria Carva-
jal, Sofia Gonzalez, Clara Mesa
Della Della Pelegrin, Ana Ma
ria Mendez, Esperanto Mendez,
IConsuelo Gonzalez, Juana Bill
Bao, Rosario Luisa y Concep-
lci6n Pelegrin, que trabajan en-
Partagas; Margarita Rouco, An
gela Cosio Y Maria Zamora, que
trabajan en- H. Upman; Julia
Gonzalez y Eulalia Alvarez, que
Itrabajan en- Montero; Margari-
ia Gorrandez, Marta Delgado,
Gloria Martinez, Carmen Mar
tfnez y Olivia ViNanueva, que
ttrabajan en- Gener y FL Punch.
Sc ha ofrecido dar una lista
a la publicidad, de las que ira
lbajan en- Romeo y Julieta.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA De CUBA

nacional de Cuba, encontrando
documentos que ~revelan la exis-
tencia de sucursales en- ell inte-
rior de la Republica.
Segun el Sr. Calvo la Defensa
Obrera international recibe or
denes de Moscu y venia mostran
dose activa en- Santiago de Gu
ba, Manzanillo, Moron y Baya-
mo, Y en- la provincial de la Ha-
bana, en- ell pueblo de San Anto-
MO de los Banos.
Personalidades de prestigio
en- la vida publica Guiana apa-
recen inscriptos en- listas de esa
organization.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01
PROTESTAS CONTRA Ell
ALTO PRECIO DE LAS CHA
PAS DE LOS AUTOMOVI-
LES

Habana, julio 1@-Gran nd-
nero de protestas Sc han hecho
contra ell alto precio de las cha
pas de los automobiles.
Maquinas viejas, que llevan
varios amos de circulation, ten
dram que ser retiradas porque
ell precio de la chapa es de $93
v va cada uno de los vehiculos
no representa- csc valor en- ell
mercado automovilista.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01

81 ell partido Democratico
quiere llevar para su alforja la
victoria, en- los comicios de no.
viembre, la nomination debe
ser eMregada a Franklyn D.
Roosevelt, ell gobernador de
New York.
Excelentes personaA son los
senores Byrd, Richie, Garner,
Baker y Smith, pero ninguno
de ellos tiene en- los momentos
actuales la popularidad y ell
PRESTIGE politico de Roosevelt
Ell gobernador de New York,
ciudadano quito, liberal, cor
experiencia, energfa y discer,
nimiento, es ell guerrero feliz'
.nejor preparado para batir
La gaceta., 1932-07-01
VUELO ENTIRE CUBA Y Els.
PANA

Habana, julio 1@-Sigue ha-
ciendo los preparativos para rea
liar un vuelo entire Cuba y Es-
pana, con Ell apoyo de la colonia
espanola de la Isla, ell awiador
Antonio Menendez PelaeZ, de ma
cionalidad espanola.
Pelaez dice que 81 encuentra
ell suficiente apoyo monetario
comprara un aeroplano para
realizar ell arriesgado vueio.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Ell programa que ell partido
Demoeratico ofreee a los elec-
torres de la republica es mas
claro, mas elocuente Y mas
'fhdmedo" que la "platafor-
ma" republican,.
Las promesas de los demo
cratas son mas comprensibles,
mas Sinceras, y estan en- con-
sonancia con ell anhelo del pals
de arrancar de la politica "a
capa de "seca' hipocresia que
venia cubriendola.
Ell programa democratico,
con mayor proportion de "hu-
medal" equivale a lamar un
guante a los super-hip6critas
que desprecian las estadisticas
y la realidad, para opinar en-
"seco' y vhir en- "mojado."
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N0td iDlpOrtuRte

Ell secretario del Castillo Girls
t6bal Colon Mum. z, nos infor-
ma que manana sabade Sc en-
c0ntrara en- ell palacio social del
Castillo, desde las 8 a las 10 de
la noche, con ell fin de- rec,bir el
importe de los tickets entrega-
dos para el Gran Picnic del do
mingo, y, al propio tempo da a
conocef', que aquellos cuya liqui
Idaci6n no Sc efectde en- las no.
ras indicadas, Sc consideraran
vendid0s y por cuenta de los te-
nedores.
En- Ia edici6n de manana da-
remos a c0nocer nuevos detalleG
sobre la Gran Parada y sobre la
romeria en- la playa de Rocky
Point.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01

RITZ
Exhibe Manhattan Paradise,
con Wine Lightner; Zone Man
Law. con ell intrepido jinete
Buck Jones, y un episodio de la
serie Rin-Tfn-Tin.
En- la function de las siete sc
obsequiara al p1blico previo sor
teo, con un aparato de radio
u. S. Apez.
Sc estaran sacando n1meros
hasta que alguien del pdblico,
que Sc encuentre en- Ia function,
presente ell duplicado.
La gaceta., 1932-07-01
DESCUBIERTO UN NUEVO
COMPLOT

Habana, julio Eel Captain
Calvo, jefe de los expertos, y ell
sr. Alfonso Fors, iefSGe la po-
licfa judicial, dicen haber des-
cubierto un csmplot comunista
para difundir propaganda roja
por todos los pueblos de la Re-
pdblica.
Ell pasado martes Fors y Cal
vo registraron una casa de la "a
lie Sparez donde tenfa su off.
Gina IA DEFENSE obrera Inter