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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Pedestrian Held
To Be Responsible

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 80. up
A pedestrian may have equal
rights with motorist on the pub
lie highways, but that does not re-
lease him from responsibility for
his own safety. The state supreme
court SO ruled today in refusing
new trial to Mrs. William S. Con-
ness, Jr., and Mary Ann CONFESS,
who sued William E. Mccarthy
for $150,000 for the death of Con-
ness in a traffic accident four
years ago.
The trial jury had held that
CONFESS was guilty of contributory
negligence, but the district court
of appeal overruled the lower court
and ordered a new trial. McCarty
went to the supreme court to Sc
cure new decision in his own
favor.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Youthful Bandit
Slain I'm HOld-Up

WOODLAND, Calf, Sept. 30
U.P)-One youth was killed and
another was critically wounded
early today when four bandits at
tempted to hold up a restaurant
at the Sacramento end of the Yolo
causeway.
The slain youth was identified
as Walter Greenleaf, %. The
wounded man was George Fletch-
er. %.
They we're shot by Oliver Con-
way, 38, filling station owner. A
third many, Tony Romano, &c, sur
rendered. The fourth bandit made
his escape.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30.U.P-
George G. Padgett, 81, of SIT Lake
Street, Burbank, was held in Lin
coin Heights Jail here today on a
charge of suspicion OF auto theft.
He was arrested with Thomas C.
Parker, of Los Angeles, who at
tempted to commit suicide a few
minutes after he was jailed. Park
er used sharpened Jail spoon to
slash his wrists but officers inter-
coded. Parker was booked on a
charge of suspicion of burglary.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
NIX Ro7~~.
q u,i. nslssssAs systi<ssa' -
FEAR JAPANESE
AWATORS DIED
In BAD STORM
BY HELEN MCDONALD
United Press Staff Correspondent

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. 30.
"A minute air search by the
United Press has failed to reveal
traces of the missing japanese air.
plane Hochi Nichibei or its occu-
pants in the glacial regions at
head waters of the Matanuska
river.
Reports that flares had been
seen Sunday and Monday nights
near Knik glacier had brought a
request from Hochi Rochi Shin
bun, Toxic newspaper which backed
Eichiro Bahia and his two COM
panions in an attempt to fly nom
stop from Japan to Nome, that
the area be searched.
This correspondent and Pilot
Waterworth flew for nearly three
hours over the district yesterday
afternoon without reward. We re-
turned believing the FLARES" had
been lightning flashes, and that
the Japanese goodwill flyers had
plunged to their death in Boring
Sea last Saturday at the height
of storm.
The territory inspected by air
embraced Eagle river to the noun
tain divides between Prince Will
liam sound and Cook inlet and
to Knik glacier, thence down Knik
river valley to the Matanuska riv-
err
Snow mantled the mountain
peaks down to the 1000 foot level.
The sun was shining brightly af-
ter the storm, and we flew with
unlimited visibility.
Rugged mountains and valleys
choked with glaciers spread out
beneath. Nowhere was there a
spot which a plane might have
landed without mishap.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Sailor Encounters
Sleeping Whale

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 80. U.R)
An encounter with sleeping
whale was the only excitement
Carl A. Ericsson, 30-year-old Alas
ka seaman, said he encountered
in navigating % foot open boat
from Dutch Harbor, Alaska, to
San Francisco.
The hardy young viking guided
his little sailing boat into San
Francisco harbor last night, con-
Guiding a 1900 mile voyage alone
in 81 days.
IT heard a loud swishing off
stern one night" he said, explain
ing the only excitement" of the
hazardous trip. There slept a
whale. He woke up with bang
and his laundering almost cap
sized my boat"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Denies Engagement
To Charlie Chaplin

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 80
U.P)-Paulette Goddard, actress,
paused here today on an air trip
from New York to Hollywood long
enough to deny fatty that she is
to be the next Mrs. Charlie Chap
lin.
when I left Hollywood two
weeks ago I kissed Charlie good
BILE in friendly fashion and immed-
lately the gossips jumped to con-
clusions," she said. "Some of thd
papers in the east even had the
wedding date set"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Porto Rico Loss
Near $35,OOO,OOO

SAN JUAN, P. r., Sept. 80. W.P)
Casualties in the hurricane of
great intensity which struck Porto
Rico early on the evening of Sep
TENDER 26, are 204 dead and about
1000 injured, with all but few
districts reported.
The property loss cannot be es-
timated, but almost surely will be
more than $35,000,000.
Thousands of private homes are
destroyed. In the path of the
hurricane, more than so per cent
of the people are homeless. Scare
ly a building is left standing in
several towns.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Girl Balks AT
Mems Jail Tank

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Sept. 80
--(U.P(-1t was fun to dress in mems
clothing and pose as q youth, but
it ceased to be fun when officers
started to put her in the mems
tank" at the county Jail, Miss Cs-r,
oil Hogue, II, San Diego, admitted
today.
Miss Hogue and two boy friends,
Jack Thompson and Frank Forbes,
all o of San Diego, were arrested
anJ held for San Diego authori-
ties when they were found in pos
session of an assertedly stolen au-
tomDbile.
The girl disclosed her sex when
jailers started TO put her in the
tank with her two companions.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Oldest Prisoner
In U. S. Dies

BRIDGEWATER, Mass, Sept. 30
U.P-Jesse Pomeroy, Americas old
est lifer In point OF service, died
suddenly today at the Bridgewater
state farm.
Pomeroy, who would have ceie-
brated his 73rd birthday anniyer-
sary November 20, had served 30
years in prison-38 OF those years
in solitary conflnement--for a muir
der committed In his boyhood.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Big Registration
At Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30. U.P)-
More than 100000 persons in Los
Angeles county will be eligible to
vote in the November presidential
election, William H. Kerr, regis
trar of voters, said today
Previous records were surpassed
when 1,198,649 citizens registered
with Kerr's deputies. This figure
will be swelled within the merit
week when missing books are
checked, he said. OF the total
registration, 630,10 are Republi-
cans and 472,248 are Democrats.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Curtis Appeals
For Hoover Aid

ENID, Okla, Sept. 80. -U.n)-
Vice President Charles Curtis pre-
dicted to an audience of $500 per-
sons here last night that the Uni
ted States, the last to feel the de-
preston, will be the first to reco-
ver."
Curtis also reviewed Republican
legislation in behalf of the farmer,
attacked the Democratic stand on
the tariff and urged that the Am
erican people put patriotism be-
fore politics and support President
Hoover
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
Then He Might
Jump In Lake

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 30.
W.H-Senator Huey p. Long
of Louisiana is going to at
tend the Rice Institute Lou
isiana State football game
here tomorrow.
Also, if he fulfills his an
nounced plans, he will:
1. Lead a parade of L. S.
U. students through Houston
streets to Rice stadium.
2. Conduct a 14O piece L. S.
u. band.
8. Garry water for the L.
S. u. team.
A. Groom at least three
songs.
S. Deliver an address be-
tween halves.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-09-30
@NN!nLlL-o
FSy RoGERs
V 1Soys:

BEVERLY HILLS, Sept. %.
(SpeciaD - Babe Ruth and
Lou Gehrig chased both can
didates and all their accom-
plices right off all the pages
again today.
See there is some chance of
going back to two cents post
age. Every time we get a good
law we change 1t. The post
office loses millions a year
because the politicians are
afraid to charge a voter as
much as it costs to carry all
the unnecessary letters and
folders and junk that goes
through the mail. There ought
to be a law that the post
office could open letter and,
if it's important, it should be
sent for nothing, and if it's
like SO per cent of the letters
that everybody gets, the post
age should be 81. Letter.
writing is a mania and not a
necessity.
Yours,
La gaceta., 1932-04-21
LOS DE IVA
PIDEN LA REVISION DE
LA ENMIENDA 10

San Francisco, abriI Ella
Association de Cosecheros de
iva de California, dirigida por
Donald D. Conn, reclama la re-
vision de la enmienda Is para
que Sc permita la yenta de bebi-
das que fermentan naturalmen-
tc. Tn IN informe condensando
SUI administration en- los ultimos
cinco amos, Conn dice que 81 ell
gobierno modifica su presente
actitud con respeto a los coSe-
cheros de la iva, traera ell desas
t~a q la industrial y hara impe-
r2.ivo la legalizac6n del vino.
Asegura que durante doce a
ncs el gobierno, pOr medic de
interpretaciones ~liberales, ha We
rido ayudando al desenvolvi-
r1jarto Y venta del zumo de la
IVA para hacer ell vino en- el
horar, para despues traicionar
a los cosecheros, modificando
sus anteriores puntos de vista,
Gel gobierno-dice-desde ell
principle ha venido ayudando a
aumentar ell vol1men de la pro-
ducci6n del vino de IVA Y las au-
toridades federales Y del estado
no solo %permitieron adicionales
plantfos, sino que hicieron TODD
10 possible para amman La pro-
ducci6n y venta del vino de
IVA"
Sostiene Conn que aceptar
una Interpretation dada en- ell
pasado octubre por ell juez Otis
de Kansas City, significarfa de-
clarar fuera de la ley, moral
mente, a los que Sc dedican a la
industrial en- el estado de Cali
fornia.
La gaceta., 1932-04-21

volverAn ustedes Ell poder a
Chang Hsueh-Lian? 5Quieren
ustedes llevar la Manchuria al
bajo nivel de corruption que
eXiste hoy en- cast toda China ?"
La Comisi6n esta recibiendo
ahora las pruebas de China, pc
70 cuando Sc traslade a la Man
churia, los japoneses tendran
listos para ella documentos y CT
fras para probar que ell maris-
cal destituido por ellos goberna-
ba de manera impropia y que Ell
actual gobiefno de Marking es-
ia aliado con el y ambos espe-
La gaceta., 1932-04-21
tcs muy importantes que dis
cutir y aprobar.
LA COLUMNA

Por Crden del ST.. Presidents
de esta Agrupacion Sc pone en-
ccnocimiento de las madrinas e
invitadcs que ell party senalado
para celebrarse en- el Cireulo Gu
bano la noche del vierneS %,
oueda suspendido por haber ne
g2do los salones la Directiva de
Iesa Sociedad. en- Ia junta de
aver.
Amino para el Pi-Nic!
Ell Secretdri0.
La gaceta., 1932-04-21

Boston, (FP), abril 21.-Acu
saciones de que Edith Berkman,
.jefe de los huelguistas de Law
renee fue sacada del Hospital
Carney por orden del comisio-
nado de immigration Sra. Till
inghast, han sido hechas por la
Defensa International Obrera.
La Srta. Berkman viene su.ieta
a procedimiento de deportation
desde hace varios meses y duran
tie su prisi6n ha adquirido la
tuberculosis,
Una manifestation efectuada
frente al Hospital hizo circular
la n0ticia de que los obreros de
la Union Textil pensaban resca-
tarla de la vigilancia del gobier.
no.
Como la Sra. Berkman no Sc
"a recibida por Polonia, es muy
dificil que ell gobierno pueda de-
p0rtarla.
La gaceta., 1932-04-21
restablecer la anarqufa que
hasta hace pocos meses viniera
imperando en- esa provincial.

New York, abril 21.-Fue a
yer readmitido como aIumno de
la Universidad de Columbia,
Reed Harris, editor que era del
diario p~ublicado por esa inatitu-
ci6n. Embellishments despuas
de habersele notificado 81 read
mission, Harris decide no acep-
tarla.
Para evitar un pleito de
500, 900 la Universidad acord6
La gaceta., 1932-04-21
LAS TROPAS Sc QUEDA.
RAN EN- CADIZ

Cadiz, Ohio, abril 21.-El go
bernador White anunci6 aver
que mantendra las tropas en- la
iona minera del este de Ohio
hasta que la paz Sc haya resta.
blecido por complete.
Las tropas han venido prote-
giendo a los rompehuelgas en-
los 1ltimos dfas
La gaceta., 1932-04-21

Shanghai, abril 21.-La Co
mission de la Liga de Naciones
que investiga las batallas yeri-
ficadas aqul entire las tropas chi
mas y japonesas, Sc encuentra
frente a un gran ndmero de he
chos y declaraciones que la tie
men cOnfundida. Cuando el ia
pom comenz6 sus aventuras en-
la Manchuria, ell pasado septiem
bre, repetidamente Sc dijo en-
Toxic que el asunto era un Incl
dente local y que no pasarfa
mas ALA de los suburbios de la
ciudad de Mukden. Hoy, como
TODD ell mundo sabe. las tropas
japCnesas han llegado hasta los
mas remOtoS extremes de la
Manchuria. Toxic r%epetidamen
tie declare que los japoneses no
querian la Manchuria, sino que
Sc re~conscieran sus derechos en-
esq peninsula. Una Y otra vez el
ministerio de reIaciones del ia
pom insisti6 en- que Sc hallaba
listo para negociar directamen-
te con China sobre ell future de
la Manchuria; pero esta Ease ha
pasado con la creaci6n del nue.
vo gobierno que tiene a Chang
,Chun por capital. Ahora s. a
nuncia que el estado iapones
ayudara 100000 familias. en-
los pr6ximos 10 amos, a estable-
cerse en- la Manchuria y cos
teara la compra de tierras ALI.
Significa este que cada ano emf
'graran a la Manchuria 500 1000
japoneses.
Hay va mas de un million de
coreanos en- la Manchuria Y los
coreanos son subditos japone-
SEES. Puede asegurarse que eSta
emigration aumentara 81 las
tierraS son libradas de los ban
didos y 81 los japoneses resuel-
ven hacer lugar, en- ell future,
a los coreanoS.
La proclamation de Henry
Pu-Yi como regente del nuevo
est&o-de la Manchuria, Sc es-
tihRPAno un grave error de los
Dicen los nipones que la Man
churia bajo Ell mando del maris-
cal Chang Hsueh-Lian estaba
Slendo tan NAL gobernada que
ell pueblo Sc hallaba reducido a
la miseria.
Los japoneses han confundi-
co a la Comisi6n de la Liga, pre-
guntandole: "GSi n~osotros nos
mar&SNos -da~@Y Manchuria.
ondra orden ALI? de
La gaceta., 1932-04-21
N~GRUPACICN DE EMBAR-
CUES DEL CENTRIC AS
TURIANO

Manana viernes, a las 8 de la
niche. celebrara junta esta A
lrupaci6n, en- el Palacio del Cen
tro Asturiaro.
Ru6gase la asistencia de tcdos
SIS miembros por haber asun
La gaceta., 1932-04-21

Dublin, IrIanda, abril 21.-El
parlamento aprobo aver, en- pri-
mera lectura, la MEDIA abo-
lieNdo ell ~iuramento de fidelidad
q la corona de Inglaterra. Hoy
sc tomara acci6n definitiva y los
cp0nentes concentraran sus es-
fuerzos para derrotar csc pro-
veto de lev.
Les jefes republicanos espe-
ran alcanzar el suficiente mime
70 de votos para que De Valera
mantenga ell ofrecimiento que
hiciera al pueblo irlandes.
La gaceta., 1932-04-21

reponer al estudiante, luego de
que los companeros de este hu-
bieron decIarado una huelga y
hecho repetidas demostraciones
&c inconf0fmidad,
La gaceta., 1932-04-21

lat6 aver como la Sra. Mar
garet Brooks acostumbraba a
regarle a SUI hijastra, de 8 amos
para vigorizar sus n1aculos.
Sc acusa a ia Sra. Brooks y ST
esposo de asesinato, en- relaci6n
con la muerte de la nina.
FL jurado investigator que
actuara en- 81 case, emiti6 we're
dicto en- Ell sentido de que la cria
tura muri6 por negligencia y
crueldad. Describe la barbara
conducta de los acusados IN Gu
nado de ellos Calvin Cutshaw.
La gaceta., 1932-04-21

Ashville, N. c., abril 21.-En
la Corte Superior de aqui Sc re-
La gaceta., 1932-04-21

New York, (FP), abriI 21.-,
Molestados por ell hecho de que
ninguno de ellos ha necesitado
una cartera en- tres amos, cuatro
mil obreros de las fabricas de
hacer carteras estan organizan-
DO una huelga para ell mes de
JUNO. Rechazan los trabajado-
res la suggestion de que admitan
una rebaja de 10 por ciento en-
sus salaries y vienen recogiendo
I'm 1919 de 10 que ganan para
fondo de huelga. Tambi6n de-
mandarin. que la jornada de la
Dor sc reduzca a 40 horas soma
males.
La gaceta., 1932-04-21
I~MPORTANTES NOTICIAS


Chambcrsburg, (FP), Penn,
abril 21.-El general Smedley
Butler, que perteneciera hasta
hace pocos meses al cuerpo de
marina, en- un discurso pronun-
ci9do aquf, ha pedido a los go
bernadores valientes" que decla-
rem la ley marcial, ordenen que
Sc alimente a las personals que
no tengan dinero 0 trabajo pa
ra hacerlo y que Sc dele a las
"sociedades' decidir como Sc pa
garan los gastos. Apoya a But
Ter el gobernador Pinchot Los
observadores esperan que Pin
chot acepte la recommendation de
Butler. y declare la ley marcial
para dar de conner al million de
hombres que en- el estad0 de
Pennsylvania no tienen trabajo
Evening star., 1932-01-31
JURORS VISIT CAPONE
Probers Decide Jailed Gangster Is
Treated Like Others.

CHICAGO, January 80 (P).-Al Ca
. pone had company yesterday.
Members of the county grand jury
dropped in at his cell in the county jail
They wanted to check up, it was an
nounced on vague reports that the
gang chief was enjoying special privi-
leges and unusual jail comforts.
Capone, awaiting appeal of his con-
viction and 11-year sentence for income
tax violations, greeted them with a
grunt and promptly turned his back.
Txse Jurors let it be known after their
call that they we're convinced Capone
was being treated "just like any other
prisoner"
Evening star., 1932-01-31
GEORGES HOLD SWAY
OVER PRESS CLUB
Eight Members of House Commit
tee Named by Timmons Have
Same First Name.

Not that the president was Influenced
BY the policy Of Let George Do 1t,
but all eight members of the House
Committee of the National Press Club
happened to be named George.
The committee members announced
by Bascom N. Timmons, club pres
idcnt, are: George w. Simpson OF
the Pathfinder, chairman; George w.
Ccmbs, Baltimore Sun; George r,
Holmes, International News Service;
George F. Authier, Minneapolis Tri-
bunc; George H. Burrows, Washington
Post; George Adams Howard, Wash
ington Star; George l.. Tarry, Wall
Street Journal, and George H. Man
nmg, Editor and Publisher.
In addition, George A. Benson, OF
the Minneapolis Tribune is chairman
OF the Entertainment Committee, and
George E DurnO International News
Service. is financial secretary.
Twenty-three members Of the club
have the first name Of George. There
are % Johns also.
The club announced its intention OF
properly celebrating its twenty-f1fth
anniversary a year hence. K1rke l..
Simpson of the Associated Press, was
named head of the Silver Anniversary
Planning Committee.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
MAJ. HERNANDEZ SAYS
WIFE THREATENED HIM
Veteran Army officer Testifies in
Suit at Pittsburgh, Pa, After
Flying From D. c.
BY The Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, January 30.-Maj
Pedro A. Hernandez, veteran Army Of
ficer, testified today in his suit for di-
yorce that his wife Rachel threatened
to kill him and herself, destroyed pic
lures Of his mother and his daughter
bv former marriage and once struck
him with an iron rod.
Mai. Hernandez, a son Of Jose H.
Hernandez, chief justice of the Porto
Rican Supreme Court, flew here from
Washington to testify. He claims he
has been confined at Walter Reed Hos
pital there because of a nervous break
down resulting from mistreatment at
the hands of his wife.
Mrs. Hernandez, smartly dressed,
was in the court room. They met in
Panama, where she was a cabaret en-
tertainer, Hernandez said, and were
married May %. 1919.
The major testified his wife sent let
ters to his superiors complaining that
he did not support her. He is now
with the Goth Division of the Army
Reserves.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
ola GUERRA DA UN SELLO
DE NOBLEZA A LOS PUE-
BLOS"-DICE MUSSOLINI

Roma, Agosto 4.-En un ar
ticulo escrito por Mussolini pa
ra la ENCYCLOPEDIA Italiana, Y
que publica II Poppolo de TIA
liza, Sc dice que la guerra po-
ne un sello de nobleZa a los
pueblos. Para Mussolini, en- csc
articulo, la democracia es w
fracaso mas tiranico que la IT,
rama.
Gel fascismo, como general
mente estima ell future y ell de
sarrollo de la especie humana
apartado de las presentes con
sideraciones y normas, no cree
en- la posibilidad de la paz pei
petua y por 10 tanto rechaza
ell pacifismo, Que indica renun-
ciaci6n de la lucha y las aspi-
raciones frente al sacrifice. So
10 la guerra lleva las energfas
humans a la c1spide de la
tension y da ell sello de noble
"a a los pueblos que tienen e.
valor de confrontarla."
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
SIGUE LA A
VIATRIZ MILLER

Miami, Agosto Ala Sra.
Jessie Keith Miller, la aviatriZ
declarando hoy en- la vista de
la causa contra ell captain Ian
caster, a quien Sc acusa de ase
sinato, dijo que ella propuso e
suicide, en- su domicilio, al jo
ven escritor Haden Clarke
unas pocas horas antes de que
este fuera herido o Sc hiriera
mortalmente.
Ell testimonio de la a~viatriZ
contradijo ell que aver diera
cuando sostuvo que ella y Clan
Ike habian discutido ell suicide
mutuo noches antes del suce-
so.
La suggestion de suicide la
hizo ella cuando Clarke lie re-
lat6 una conversation que tu-
viera con Lancaster acerca de
su propuesto matrimonio.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
LOS VETERANOS SIGUEN


Johnston, Agosto 4.-Los We
teranos siguen merchandise
hoy a sus hogares, dirigiendo
su retirada ell alcalde McClos-
key, quien ha puesto a muchos
de eIIos en- carros de la com.
panfa ferrocarrilera Baltimore
y Ohio.
Durante la pasada noche Sc
marcharon grupos de Califor-
MIA, Chicago y Kansas, siendc
ovacionados por sus compahe-
ros.
Los jefes del campamento
2icen que entire 900 y LOO
aombres embarcaron en- un
rem especial de ID carros, pc.
20 algunos observadores Green
que en- csc tren no Sc fueron
mas de 500.
La camara de concrete de
Jonhstown manifesto anoche
que pagara los gastos de todos
los veteranos para que estos
regresen a sus hogares.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
LAS TROPAS ~LEvANTARON
Ell SITIO QUE TENIAN
LOS ~UNIONISTAS

Terre Haute, Indiana, Ages
to 4.-Las tropas del estado de
Indiana levantaron hoy Ell sitio
que contra IS obreros no unio-
nados mantenian los huelguis-
tas en- la nina Dixie Bee. La
guardia que mantenlan los mi
neros Sc retro cuando 800 sol
dados hicieron acto de presen7
cha.
A IN hospital de aqui fue-
ron traidos cuatro mineros Que
desde ell martes Sc hallaban
heridos en- ell fondo de la nina
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
Ell TEMPO

Nublados parciales y vientos
moderados del Este. Maxima
temperature aver, 88 grades, a
las II de la manana; minima,
IT, a las 3 de madrugada.
Sale ell sol a las 5:54 a. m. v
Sc pone a las 7:18 p. m. Sale la
luna a las :04 a. m. Y Sc pone a
as 1926 p. m.
Marea alta a las 4:68 a. m. Y
3:@ p. m. Marea baja a las
9:O5 a. m. y 1918 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

bierno. La Association de cor
poraciones industriales de TIA
liza ACADIA de publican su infor-
me de JUNO y muestra la re-
laci6n de la presente crisis G.
economical y la hacienda pdbli-
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

"Yo no puedo resistir mas.
70 me vuelyo loco",-dijo ella
que Clarke manifesto.
Tambien relate la aviatriz
como Lancaster Y Clarke Sc re-
tiraron a su habitaci6n la no.
che del suceso Y destac6 una
petici6n del joven escritor "pa
ra que ella cerrara bien su
puerta."
A su juicio Lancaster STEM
>pre mantuvo una actitud cor
dial hacia Clarke.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
NOTICIAS


Roma, Agosto 4.-Los ingre
SOS nacionales de Italia dismi-
nuyeron una tercera en- 1881 Y
sobre esta base ell primer mi
nistro Mussolini ha resuelto no
aumentar las contribuciones 81
no disminuir los gastos del 60
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

ca. Sc debi6 la disininuci6n de
los ingresos a las pobres cose-
chas, pero tambien en- parte a
Ia baja de los precios en- los ar
ticuios de primera necesidad.
Ell valor total de las cuatro
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

j6 entire Tin 10 Y un 60% pero tos, que recomedara . la CANA
Ell promedio Sc calcula en- una ra de los diputados I'm aume1
tercera. to en- las conEribuciones. di-
Llama el informe la aten ciendo que no es 'aconsejable
cl6n sobre ell trabajo de la CO. hacer tai cosa en- los momen-
mission italiana de presupues. tos actuaIes.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

principales eosechas-trigo, Vi
no. aceite de OLIVIA y canamo-
baj6 desdc 1850 millones de
liras Ell 1880, a $3.50 millones
Ell 1881.
La production industrial ba