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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
Loretta Young in "Week-En Marriage" and Tom Mix in "Destry Rides Again Now i. Playing at Warmers strand

At last-Tom Mix in his first talking picture!
 The greatest ofSall the Western stars is coming back in one or the most romantically exciting cowDoy picture ever screened. He Is bring ing with him Tony, his famed horse, and fine cast in real Western film-beautiful Claudia Dell. Earle Foxe, Stanley Fields and hilarious Zasu Pitts. :.
 The title is "Destry Rides Again and it is to be presented on double feature program at the Strand .to-day and tomorrow.
 The story, based upon the popu- lar Max Brand Dest-seller or the same name, is that of 8 hard-rid- ing, -triggered cowboy wno is railroaded to prison by a group of cowtown politicians who at- tempt to get him out of the way during the coming election for sheriff. You should see Mix's dust when he emerges from the bars to square things with the men who did him wrong!
 All the action and romance you could desire-packed in one movie!
 Then on the same program Is Loretta Young with Norman Eos ter and Aileen McMahon in Week End Marriage" one of the finest pictures this popular star has ever made and Aileen McMahon, re- membered for her splendid work as Warren Williams secretary in '"The Mouthpiece." Here is a show Waterbury can and will thoroughly enjoy, particularly more so because of the fact that the Strand now features new economy admission prices seven days a week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
Last Day for Joe Brown in .ihc TenderfOot'' Tomorrow "Tar- gan the Ape Man"

When last nights crowd viewed Joe E. Browns latest First Ma tional picture, "The Tenderfoot, which opened at the New Garden theater for two-day run, It laughed until the tears rolled down it's cheeks.
 It is by far one of the funniest con1adies that has ever come out of the film capital, and certainly the biggest laugh-getter that Joe E. Brown has ever appeared in. This was the decided opinion or last nights audience.
 The companion attraction IS sYoung America" with spencer Tracy, Doris Kenyon and Tommy Conlon.
 Also on the bill is a number Of interesting short subjects.
 Coming tomorrow for one day hnly is .sTarzan the Ape Mar"
 GTarzan. the Ape Man." at last reaches the screen with all of it's thrills and breath-taking adven- lures of the famous%J ohnny Weis- muller, worlds champion swim mer. who was cast in the title role because of his tremendous physical build, is excellent in the part, gyiing a vivid personlncatlon of the strange human being who was raised by the apes as one of their own.
 Others who give creditable per- formances in this. expressing story of adventure in the African jungle include Neil Hamiltno, c. Aubrey Smith, Maureen O'Sullivan, Doris Lloyd, Forester Harvey and Curtis Nero. The direction of w. s. Van Dyke is in every way up to the high standard set by his previous success, Trader Horn."
 The companion feature is "So- ciety GirP'. James Dunn is again seen as ring hero in Society Girl" his newest Fox romantic drama in which he appears with Peggy Shannon and Spencer Tracy. It was the terrific lacing he took as a fighter in Bad Giry" that launched the widespread popular
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
By DAN THOMAS NEA Service Writer

Hoiiywiid. Is an inferiority com- plex sweeping the girls of Amer flea?
 Motion picture producers be- lieve there Is. However. the only factor they have upon which to base this belief is the steadily decreasing number of girls trying to crash pictures.
 Statistics prove that only one- fourth as many girls are invading Hollywood today as came here during the silent film regime and early talkie days. Of course, sew eral reasons might be cited for this drop, which has been 8 grad ual one.
 For one thing there are lot of girls who haven't enough money to get to Hollywood right now. And the majority who have enough have sense enough to hang on to 1t, The past few years also have brought forth columns of warnings on the difficulties of crashing the film studios.
 But the men, who are supposed to comprise the brains of this in- dustry, prefer to believe that our American girls gradually are ac- quiring inferiority complexes. Of course, by assuming this attitude they are batting themselves a bit but that's all right.
 Back in the old silent picture days the principal requisites of a girl were a pretty face and a good figure" one executive told me.
 Girls all over the country knew that and fiocked to Hollywood. There was a time when we had SO many beauty and bathing contest winners here that a man couldn't possibly keep his eyes up."
 Naturally. when beauty was the chief requisite, there were hun- dreds of girls all over the coun- try who considered themselves on a par with the majority of screen stars. But now that talent has be- come the prime requisite, pro- ducers like to feel that their se- lections of actresses has been so good ~that the average girl feels incapable of competing with them. Perhaps this is true. I don't know.
 I will grant. however, that 1t does take pretty courageous girl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

do things happen Franklin Roosevelt talks to the Palace audi ence through the News just as though you had a hot and costly seat at "Chi' <. Jean Harlow scorches the Palace screen Sunday in "Red Headed Woman" the Katharine Brush story we read week by week in one of the big selling nationals 4. Chester Mor- ris helps along the combustion |. Lewis Stone and Leila Hyams rate a place in the cast MT Stone also has work in "Unashamed shortly to be nere with Helen Twelvetrees and if you care, Robert Young is it" with. Helen in this film Warren Williams has been loaned to Metro for g. leading role in "Skyscraper Souls likewise headed for the Palace .. :. the ''in the flash" entertainment or the town is the Amateur conven- ton Monday nights at the big Poh house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

cess, Lady With A Past" which won Q host of new fans for the screen star.
 With c galaxy of celebrities in support, Miss Bennett unfolds the intricacles and Intimacies Of the inner and more notable circles OF the yilm Capitol, Lowel sherman Nell Hamilton, Gregory intgn, Louise Beavers and others aia Ine stRF Co present Hn authentic seruts inIsation 0f Hollywood ilfe. The action travsres lhe thereushfafe ef social lie coupled with q dellehts fui tale, Mallbu Beach, the nFewn Derby flestauFant, Klittefina Heliys wood Boulevard, AEua calIente. s Uhlnsss iheaisr premiere and ll.s psih.ssly s iasss .ss a (as'sss svsy .a ns'. s,. Ianee ihN story, Moreover, every .hass of ialklng picture iBakinb Ie frankly revealed,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

production in New York this fall, Also, he has just finished playing in a picture and is starting right in on another one.
 Bicycling is getting to be quite the thing around town these days. Walter Huston and his wife are the latest to take it up, bringing the total number of cycling advo- cates up to about 20. And Leila Hyams is one of the most enthu- siastic. Zelma O'Neal and Doro- thy Lee were the ones who started it about year ago.
 Depression Notes
 Depression note: Times are get ting so tough that the autograph hunters now are signing each others books. Harry Bannister. Ann Harding's ex-husband, is re- sponsible for that one. Another de- pression note: When Mel Brown rented his Malibu house to Bette Davis for the summer. he insisted on collecting the first and last months rent in advance. Not talk ing any chances on Bette losing her contract and not being able to pay up.
 At a party at Lowell Sherman's the other night. Charles Lederer. young writer, called sherman to one side. Don't look now" he whispered, but there is an extra man in the room-and it's you."
 Now that she's between pictures, Maureen O'Sullivan has embarked upon a perfect orgy of cake eat- ing. Watch that figure, Maureen. Ramon Wants a Farm
 That old saying Like father like daughter" now has been turned right around. During the past year Ruth Nagel has become an expert fencer. And now she has this sport, too. Chocolate ice creai vorite dish. Ramon Novarro is iool place not too far from Hollywood write and study his music betweel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
Today At Local 7heaters

ity of this distinguished young player.
 Also on the bill are entertain ing short subjects. The extra added attraction Saturday night will be Country Store'' when 30 baskets of choice eatables will be passed out to patrons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

Double Feature Bill ct State Clos.
 iug TOdayj New Constance Ben.
 mott hit to Begin Enlargement
 Tomorrow.
 Performance this afternoon and evening conclude the engagement ct Warner' state 0f 'Forgotten commandments'' with Hari Marit. Ea, Gene Raymond. Irving PioheI and Marguerite churchill, Also Ken Maynard in "WhistlIn' Dan" two splendid feature pictures.
 or its people and made by Iis people, Hollywood writes its own bI0graphy ln "What Price tIoilys WOo1T which brings the smart vIVaeiiy Of the slansefeus Con. slaBes Dsnnsli In her latest REQ ,aihs siaFglns pFeanellen eeInlns q. Miss bsnnsll is paFper!sd Ie sllF. dIsplhvsd in hsF pFsvieDs isim s''es
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
Business Announcements

LET US-Clean, oil and Adjust your Sewing Machine. Special $1.00- parts extra. Expert repair ser- vice, all makes. Dial 3-4121. The Rowland Hughes Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
Announcements
Lost and round

HAVING LOST our handbook, No. 4588 on the Citizens & Manufactur- CTS National Bank, we hereby make application for new one. John and Mary Costello.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
Special Notices
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- INFIRMARY PRICES - Dentistry honestly meeting depression con- been the lowest priced dentist in Waterbury. Plates. $S up; gold crowns, $5 up: filings, $1 up; ex-- fractions, $1 per tooth. Gas and ether administered in my office. Dr S. L. Whitright, Dentist, 153 East Main St. Dial 3-S686. DOCTOR CARNEY - Optometrist. Eye troubles - need glasses? Low. est prices. Eyes tested. 177 Bank St. Tel 4-747S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

LOST-Passbook No. 11549S issued by The Waterbury Savings Bank to me. I have made application to said Bank for a new book to replace same. Jennie Cinnicelli.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

GRAHAM SEDAN
 1930. Very good condition. $445 The BLUE RIBBON GARAGE, Inc, 42S West Main St. Dial 3-517s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

ESKIMO MIDGET DOG LOST =
 Black and white, 6 mos. old. Rea- sonab1e reward. Return to Dr M. s J. sColney, 1915 E. Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

BATTERtES-13 plate, guar. yr.: $3.75 up Batteries recharged soc. Somma Battery Ser. 234 E. Main. Dial 3-5905.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

1927 BUICK ROADSTER = With Rumble seat. Very good condition throughout. Price reasonable. F. A. Emmons, Super-Service, Inc, Oldsmobile Agency. General Tires, 39S West Main St. Dial 3-4197.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

White leather pocketbook ary, combination pen and pencil, etc, Thursday evening, between Mattatuck Country Club and Gen. tral Ave. Reward. Dial 4-2l21 or 4-1083.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

l4 Service stations. Kepairins
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08

THE FORD DEALER OFFERS This selected group of "choice
 Trade -ins' at low prices
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
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ia Apartmen,., .s renements

EDISON AVE, 1S5-5 rooms for rent. All Improvements, hot water heat. Dial 3-62l7 or 4.9637.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
ELGOBlERNO HA SENALA-
DO A Los QUE SUPONE
COMPLETES EN- Ell ASESI-
NATO DE CAl VO

Habana, Ago 10 2O.-Los
cuerpos de poIicja de esta "a
pital han enviado una instan-
Ella a las autoridadas superiores
senalando a un grupo de Cuba
nos, refugiados en- Miami, CO.
mo los presuntoS aHtores del a
sesinato del CAPT IN Calvo.
Las personas que seHal1 la
poilcla, para 81 Ell gobierro re-
sueIve dcmandar su extradi-
ci6n, son ell teniente Pedro
Diaz, ed DR.. Cirilo Perez Ma
tos, Cesar Sells, Frnrsto Min,
Ramon Menendez, Narciso Lo.
saba, Francisco Garay, An
dres Rey, Rafael Mtndc2 y
Rafael Sober. q
FL juez especial que aSda
en- Ia causa por II muerteN de
ha pedido la eztraGici6r
de esos individuos.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

En- un peGueno aparato, Sc
conomizando aeroplano,' arri-
DO aver a New Brunswick ell a
viador escoces captain Molli-
son.
Cruz6 ell Atlartico y GUAM
do Dor canSancio decide ate,
rrizar, aun tenia "ahorrados,
en- ell dep6sito de la gasolina,
mas de diez galones.
America aplaude hoy a este
h@roe native de EscOcia, que
cruz6 ell Atlantico porque ella,
SUI esposa, la aviatriz Amy
Johnson, lie habia dicho: TIL
haras facilmente csc vuelo.
Y ell aeroplano del captain,
segun los "eXpertCs," es un
"cascar6n de nuez," compare
do con los aparatos que utili-
aaron Byrd, Chamberlin, Roger
Williams y otras celebridades,
sin excluir al "as de los asses,
al coronel Lindbergh.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
MOLLISON NOLARA HOY
HASTA MONTREAL

St. Jones. n. B., Agosto 20,
Ell captain j. A. Mollison,
que pas6 la noche aqui, luego
de su vuelo trasatlantico, sali6
para Penfield Ridge, 40 millaS
en- la parte baja de la bahia
de Fundy, donde aterriZ6 aver.
Antes de Salir ell famoSo a
viador manifesto que continue
IA vuelo a Montreal, donde la
fuerza a6rea del Canada cele.
bra unas fiestas.
MaHana continuara yiaje a
New York, donde descansara
unoS dias anteS de emprcnder
viaje de retorno a Europa.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
LA MUSICA EN- ESPANA Y
Ell DE
OSCAR ESPLA

Madrid, agosto 20.-Un i'm
portante psso para eli future de
Ia musica en- Espana Sc tom6
cuando ell ministro de instruc-
ci6n hizo publican un decreto
ncmbrando a Oscar Espla para.
Ia catedra de compassion en-
Folklore, la cual eXistia en- teo-
ria en- ell ConservatoriO Nacio-
nal de Musica y Defamation, al
mismo tempo que Sc formaba
ell Consejo Nacional de Musisca.
Ell nombramiento lleva un
su6ldo de 10000 pesetas al ano,
una cantidad superior a la que
Sc conceda a la cast totalidad de
los catedraticos en- Espaha.
La selection del distinguish
comrositor y music6logo de Ali
cante Sc considera muy logica,
pero los primeros movimientos
de Espla en- la reforma fueron
iniciados con mucha lentitud y
su puesto actual de presidente
del Consejo de la M1sica, lie ina
cen blanco de rencorosos alta
ques personales.
Ell ministro de instruction,
Don Fernando de los Rios, ha-
bia estado esperanto una opor-
tunidad para vindicar a Espla y
esta Sc lie pdesent6 con una es-
pontanea petici6n de la facultad
del Conservatorio, que declara-
ba necesari0 an eXpertO y pro
ponia a Esipla como ell hombre
mas capacitadO, en- vista de su
especializada competencia tee
MICA, su alta cultura ~artistica, SUI
prestigio moral y su Identified
ci0n con la reforma. La propo-
sici6n fu6 Embellishments acep-
tada.
La creaci6n de una catedra
como esa, aplicada a la compo-
sici6n musical, forma parte de
I'm plan del gobierno para esta-
blecer lie Escuela Superior de
Musica, con sucursalss en- ca
da capital de provincial.
Ell nomb~amiento ell pasado
invierno de Joaquin Turina, CO.
mo professor de composition en-
el Conservatorio de Madrid,
fu6 un paso en- la verdadera di-
recci6n, pero es solo una gotta en-
el CUBIC, 10 miSmo que la cate
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

dra de Espla, apreciado ell pro-
blema en- su c%onjunto.
FL nuevo p~residente del Con-
seio de la M1sica abriga la in
tenci6n de remediar algunos
males, por el y sus companeros
apreciado, sin HERR susceptible
lidades, intereses y reputation
mes.
Tn importante aspecto de los
planes del nuevo catedratico es
la reorganization pOr el estado
de los trabajos para averiguar
im%portantes pormenores del orr
gen y desenvolvimiento de la
m1sica espanola y organizar fes
tivales de Folklore.
La iniciativa privada en- Es-
pana sobre csc particular Sc ha-
bia descuidado mucho, con la
exception de Catalina, donde Sc
viene hacienda la recopilaci6n
del "Cancionero'. Con esta ex-
cepci6n, no hay organos practi-
camente dedicados a la parte
cientifica de la musica y no exiS-
te collaboration entire los pocos
specialists que hay en- ell pals.
Entire estos specialists domi-
nan las sosrechas y los celos.
Y ell campo ib6rico es tenta7
dor. En- muchas p%rovincias ell
folklore" cast no ha sido SUI
perficialmente investigate y
aun estudios de algunos de los
peregrinos, tales como Babieri
nj siquiera Sc han dado a la pu.
blicidad.
Hay POGO tempo que perde!
ahora, cuando Espana viene de
jandose invadir por ell "jazz''.
Muchos de los tipos antiques
va no Sc encuentran en- su formf
autentica, con exception de los
districts r~urales, donde Sc pre-
servan por los supervivientes de
una generation que desaparece.
Son eiemplos ell genuine "cantt
Ijondo", de Andalucia; ell "toQuf
riondo" con la guitarra, cast &C.
rrompido en- flamenco; los "cha.
rios de Salamanca, los "bailes
a 10 llano' de Burgos y las dan.
Isas" de Jativa y Albaida.
Tn ministerio anterior habia
puesto en- vigor medidas para Ia
conservation de este antique
patrimonio, por medic de festi-
wales subvencionadOs con pre-
mics para las representations
que Sc ajustaran a Ia tradici6n.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
Ell CALOR MATO A 81 PER
SONAS EN- ~lNGLATERRA

Londres, Agosto 20.-El in
tense calor ha ocasionado la
muerte de mas de 81 PERSONS
en- Inglaterra y miles buscan
hoy alivio en- las playas y a 10
largo de las riberas de' we
sis.
Amaneci6 ell dia nublado Y
raluroso. luego de que miles
de personals durmieron en- los
te@hoS, jardines y BALCONIES.
Los photos de los aeropla-
nos que llegaron durante la no
che dicen que ell calor a 1000
pies dc altura era tan intense
como en- la terra.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
MARIBLANCA PIDTO Ell PA
SAPORTE DE La PROENXA

Habana, Agosto 20.-La fe-
cha en- que Sc ma,chara de es-
ia capital hacia Guatemala, Ia
Carload ProenZa, que Sc
encuentra en- Ia embaiada de
Mejico, no ha sido senalada
aun.
FL pasaporte de la Sr,a
Proenza, firmado por ell secre-
tario de estado. Or. Ferrara
fue recogido por la Srta. Mari,
blanca Sabas Aloma, que l.
llev6 personalmerte a Ia en-
bajada de MEXICO.
Mariblanca Sostiene relacio
mes de amistad cen la familia
Proenza.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

ra las medidas que Ia situaci6n
reouiera.
Los mddicos recicntemente
eXpulsaron a I'm y,l,o de sus
companeros que aterdieron =
los enfermcs de il Asociaai6n
Canaria rpandn 10 E,dorac;6o
La gaceta., 1932-08-20

Verbena q ROmer{a
Los dias 8 y A del pr6ximo
mes de septiembre, en- la playa
de Rocky Point, patrocinada
por los valiosos elementos que
integran la Seccion de Intere-
ses.
Sc construira una hermosa
rIataforma para colocar en- ella
43 mesas, como 81 fuera I'm res
taurant cabaret junto al mar.
Durante toda la noche en- la
rlataforma Y en- otros sltios, Sc
ofreceran nGmeros de varieda-
des. Cuatro orquestas han sido
W contratadas.
Sc hara un tendido especial
para que la playa este ilumina-
ia. Comidas de todas classes, chu
rT0s, cafe frlo y callente, retres-
cos etc.
Con el presidente Jesus Fer
n$ndez Dfaz cooperan para que
l. Verbena y Romeria alcance
ur estupendo triunfo, los presti
gicsos cabalIeros Jose Fernah-
daz Cortina, vice-presidente /;
Manuel fuero, Leonardo, Mi
gu~lito Toca, Rafael Martinez
V Baldcmero Fernandez Diaz.
La semana e~ntrante seran NOM
bra1os otros comites.
FL inclfcito "PJlaco' Sc ha
conerometido a limpiar ell te-
rrGnO. =
s. servira una cena entire las
doce Y una de la manana, Ell sa-
bado dia 3, y aquellos elementos
Que 3eseen figurar en- Ia mesa
deben visitar a los seiores de
la Comisi6n. Para ell almuer-
20 del domingo 4, Sc han ven,
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
EmbdrcdrOn

Embdrcdr0n
Anoche para la Metr6poli, los
conocidos j6venes, actores aft
cionados, Arturo Pinero, Jr., y
Ricardo Valdes.
Han sido contratados por la
'empresa del teatro San Jose, de
New York.
Les deseo muchos triunfos y
f~elicidades.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20

debieran ser castigados como
Sc c~astigaba a los muchachoS
en- mi tempo, con fuertes nal
gadas. Los consoles muy POGO
valor tienen en- casos de esta
claSe.
Bajaron los i6venes suS ca
bezas, cast avergonzados, pc
70 r~atificaron su intenci6n.
iQuieren divorciarse porque
Ell no puede llevarla a teatros
Y bales, con la frecuencia que
ella apeteee.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
Encdnto de angel

Encanto de angel
Jennie Corron, hija idolatrada
de los distinguidos esposos Sara
~ Frank Corrons, residences de
la avenida Palm PIP, que mana
ma cumple 9 amos de edad.
Con ella Sc reuniran sus ami
guitas y amigUitos, donde cele-
braran un precioso party" in
fantil en- horas de la tarde.
Reciba la linda nina un beso
del cronista.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
Las funciones de moHann

Las funcioneS de mamma
En- ell teatro del Circulo, "La
Reina Mora" Y "El Pobre Val
buena", zarzuelas del genera chi
co espahol.
En- q teatro de los trabajado-
res, Gel Sobrino de Periquito"
Y una acto de variedades.
Ambos espectaculos entpeza-
ran a las ocho y media Tie Ia
nnche.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
TEATROS
CASINO

CASINO
EXhibe hoy ell monumental
doble programa Girl Crazy,
con Bert Wheeler Y Robert Wool
sey, y Riding Tornado.
Para manana domingo Sc a.
nuncia ell estreno de alias the
Doctor, con el notable actor
Richard Barthelmess.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20

La Federation Medlca de
Cuba ha declarado la huelga
a las sociedadeS Y los sanato-
rios que son legitimo galard6n
de la cOlonia ~espaNola, de los
cubanos de progenie hispana
y de la Republica en- cuyo Sc
no Sc han desarrollado.
Maltratando la raz0n Y Ia
l6gica pretenden los medicos
arrebatar derechoS que ell re-
glamento concede a los "socios
pudientes,' a individuoS que
ayuden a los Centres Y cast
nunca Sc curan o Sc operan por
cuenta del tesoro social.
Los m6dicos quieren "expul-
sar" de las sociedades regio-
males a Don Jose, Don Manuel
o Don Pedro, que hicieron for
tuna trabaiando y explotando,
sin considerar los favores per
6stos hechos a sus compatrio-
tas o coaociados.
Cuando On. Jose, On Ma
nuel . d. Pedro dedicaban no
ras y horas al engrandecimien-
to de los Centres, escuchando
hasta insultos, los medicos no
~pensaban en- solicitar su sail
Ca, por ricos, y con muthO
gusto, y honor, servfan a los
enfermos gallegos, asturianos.
cubanos, etc.
Pero al "cabo de los amos
mil' cuando las sociedades re-
gionales poseen palacios Y sa-
natorios, obra, en- parte, de la
buena fe y ell tes0n de los So
clos ricos, los medicos piden
que Sc les retiren los "dere-
chos de beneficencia."
Y On. Jose, On. Manuel Y
On. Pope 81 Sc enfermaran no
podrian ingresar en- uno de los
sanatorios, sin pagan por las
medicinas, la "hospitaliza-
cion," etc, aunque han venido
pagando sus recibos como los
demas miembros.
Los m6dicos Sc "pasaron de
la Inca" y cast impossible nos
parece que impongan su5 de-
mandas, con huelga o sin ella.
va la solucion ha sido ofrc-
cida por la Union MutuaIista
en- forma de restricciones para
los socios del future, no on per
juicio de los que llevan muhos
amos ~pagando la Quota men
sual.
On. Pope, On. Manuel y Jo-
Sc deben quedarse en- "su ca
sa," en- su sociedad, de la cual
los quieren arrojar unos ciuda-
danos "muy PRACTICES" 0 ex.
cesivamente PRACTICES, que a
parentemente desprecian Ell
pasado y quieren estabIecer la
ingratitud como base de buen
gobierno en- las sociedades mu
tualistas.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20

Los "agentes del orden" a.
cusaron a Eduardo Chibas, hi
jo, ante TN consejo de guerra,
de ser conocido como IN ar
diente oposicionista.
mo tienen. todos los cuba
nos Ell derecAo, a oponerse a
un gobierno 81 les paSece ma
10 o defectuosoA
Tenian.... cuandp ell ejerci-
tono juzgaba a los ci~uGadanos
por ~pequenos delitos y Guam
do fgunos hacian use impro-
pho Sde la libertad de pfensa,
insultando a los Presidentes y
sus familiares.
Cuando On. Alfredo Zayas
era presidente, un periodista,
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
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Presenta hoy por Ultima vez
Polly of the Circus, con Clark
Gable y Marion Davis, y Fight
ing Fool".
Manana exhibira la super~pro
ducci6n Lefty Lynton", con
Robert Montgomery y La belli-
sima Joan Crawford.