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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-07
Davis to
Close on
the Roof
Tom DeVine Plans MANY
New Contests for
Ballroom.

Sunday night will mark the close
Of Charlie Davis engagement in the
Indiana roof ballroom, where he
has been appearing with his dance
orchestra for the last few weeks.
Davis is TO be replaced by Louis
Lowe and the orchestra which he
has been featuring in the Indian
apohs Athletic Club for the last few
months.
Local theirtegoers will remem-
Der Lowe as the banjoist and singer
who succeeded Dick Powell in Char
lie Davis Indiana theater orchestra
two years ago.
Since that time, he has been fea-
turing his own orchestra, and has
established following among local
dancers.
Charlie Davis program for to-
night. besides the last preliminary
and finals of the amateur radio
contest, includes a Derby race to be
staged on the dance floor. Any pa
iron Of the roof will be eligible to
enter the race and compete for
prizes.
1t will be repeated again tomor-
row evening. when the Maplewood
Saddle Club will sponsor a Derby
dance in the ballroom, in addition
to the usual Sunday night affairs,
and prizes will again be awarded
the winners.
The roof bathrooms program for
the week will close with a COM
bination "hoodoo" and antl-hoard-
ing dance next Friday, May 10,
when the person holding the old
est coin will be awarded a cash
prize.
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VIII Stay

Wallace Berry and Robert Mont
gon- have been signed to new
long-term contracts by Metro
Goodwin Mayer, according to an
announcement from the Culver City
studios.
Beery's latest Characterization is
that of Preysing, the scheming tex
tile magnate, in Grand Hotel" Be-
fore that he appeared in The Big
House" Min and Bill" The
Champ" and Hell Divers.
Montgomery has just completed a
role in Lefty Lynton," in which he
is co-starred with Joan Crawford
His current Metro Goldwyn- Mayer
release is But the Flesh Is Weak.
In the past. Montgomery was seen
in Inspiration, The Man in Pos
session" and Private Li-es."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-07
Special Feature

An added feature at Keiths next
week in conjunction with the pres
entation Of the Avery Hopwood
comedy, why Men Leave Home, $
by the Berkell players, will be the
appearance at each performance of
nationally known air entertainer,
known only to listeners as 1.-The
Wilson Premium Man"
In addition to singing the songs
he has popularized, he will distrib-
ute souvenir gifts to the ladies at
Keith's.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-07

Imported Italian marbles and
other interior decorative pieces
feature the settings for "As You
Desire Me-" in which Greta Carlo
is starred by Metro oldwyn-
Mayer under George Fitzmaurice's
direction. In the picture an ex-
pensive Italian villa is the locale
for most of the action.
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MIX MOVIE is
NOW AT THE LYRIC

Believing pistols, cracking whips,
wild riding, the roaring west turned
inside out in a whirlwind OF screen
action. That is the sort of tidal
wave Of movie excitement upon
which the cowboy star, Tom Mix,
comes back to the screen in his first
talking picture, "Destry Rides
Again"
This Universal Elimination of Max
Brands beSt-seller novel opens at
the Lyric today in conjunction with
six acts of RKO vaudeville on the
stage.
A CAB fest is talking contest be-
tween two or more women. At least
that is what it is said to be in the
case of Maude Hilton and Betty
Garon, the two variety condolences
who head the vaudeville portion of
the Lyrics show this week.
Hilton and Garon are a new
vaudeville combination. Miss Hilton
has been seen as comedy single and
as the funny half Of the team of
Hilton and Alny. Miss Garon has
been seen in vaudeville with vari-
Gus partners and she is well known
in musical comedy.
Bobby May is the associate head
liner of the stage bill. May sings,
dances, juggles, plays the harmonica
and is comedian, according to re-
port.
Louie's Chinese Riddles Revue
promises to be another highlight
Of the stage bill. There are six
Oriental juveniles in this group, all
brothers and sisters.
Boyle and Della are two italian
character comedians who will pro-
vide the bill with comedy patter,
harmony singing, instrumental
music and dancing.
Two other RKO vaudeville acts
complete the stage bill at the Lyric
starting today and continuing
through next Friday.
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reorganized his players, recent
changes having served, much TO the
delight Of Berkell patrons, to bring
Idabelle Arnold back to the Berkell
banner. and to introduce May Rey,
a capable actress who made an ex-
cellent impression this week in "A
Modern Virgin"
Philip Brandon, leading man, who
has deservedly won popularity, re-
mains for the summer season as
does Milton Byron, Bob Fay, Mildred
Hastings. william Pollard, william
j. Maloney and James lie Roy. these
players with Miss Dale, Miss Arnold
and Miss Rey constituting what in
Berkells opinion, is the best bal
anceti stock company he has ever
sponsored here.
Berkell announces that he has
also arranged for production at
Keith's OF group Of the very latest
New York successes, several Of which
are now running on Broadway.
why Men Leave Home" in which
the company will appear next week
is as brimful Of laughs as any
comedy bearing the Hopwood name.
It deels with gadabout wives and
stay-at-home husbands, the action
pivoting around matrimonial
three-some assembled at a house
party.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-07
FERGUSON CASE"
NOW AT THE CIRCLE

THE Famous Ferguson Case, "
the new film currently showing at
the Circle theater, IS described as
a mystery romance drama Of the
unusual type, and the cast, an ex-
ceptionally large one. is made up OF
such well-known players as Joan
Blondeu, Tom Brown, Adrienne
Dore. Walter Miller. Leslie Fenton,
Vivienne Osborne. Purnell Pratt and
Kenneth Thomson.
The Famous Ferguson Case"
was a celebrated murder mystery.
A slain husband. an unhappy wife,
another man-there was the prob
lem faced by the detectives assigned
TO cover the case, and by the re-
porters who swarmed down upon
the scene Of the murder from news
papers all over the country.
The wife was suspected; her male
friend was arrested. Which oil
them was guilty2 Or were both oil
them culpable? They seemed 10 De
straight. clean. honorable American
folk such as live their lives IN peace
and usefulness all around US, but
the motive was clear and the evil
dence was sinister.
Were Marcia Ferguson and Jud
Brooks guilty lovers? What Of the
strange sights seen by young pet
tiers" in nearby lane? What Of the
evidence of the old woman who
rode a donkey?
Although the title has been
changed in producing the film IN
order 10 disguise the real life trag-
edv of which Courtenay Terrett
based the story Of The Famous
Ferguson Case" many OF those VINO
see the picture will recognize the
true characters and remember their
real names.
A novelty organ program ar
ranged by Dessa Byrd, a Betty Boop
cartoon. a travel reel and the cur
rent news release make up the sup
Elementary entertainment bill.
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BerkeI Players win Open Summer Season Sunday Night
at keith's With Frances Dale and Philip
Brandon in a Comedy

THE Berkn Players viii enter their Kehs
presentation next night
Avery Hopwoods comedy of marital life strife
which Frances Dale viii make her debut the stock
leading woman
great personal ability Miss
by indianapolis
Engshs thater
Company.
In LAYING plans season char Rerke has nartax
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ing


The only place good memory is
any use Marie DreSsler. Metro
GOODWIN Mayer star. rises to re-
mark. is If you'rtra song writer"
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Here is Caesar" said to be the
largest tiger in captivity, which
viii be one Of the chief menagerie
attractions with Sells-Floto cir
Gus her next Friday.
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ROUNDING ROUND
THEATERS " With hI T15TKE

Mothers Indiana will special
the oldest five mothers attend the thea Sun
day.
will with the
theater by leaving her birthday
special with the Indiana will
chocolates each Of the five five Oldest mothers
who attend he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-07
Greta Garbo as the Dancer: John Barrymore the Baron;
Joan Crawford, as the Stenographer, and Many
Others Are in This Talking Picture.

ONCE powers heater did
- talking
10 a chance 70 this great play.
This afternoon, the Ohio Grand Hotel the Goodwin
Mayer opens road show engagement
Sunday viii
All reserved this a road show
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Il st comedy vehicle entitled The
Knockout" and the newest release
Of the Hearst Metrotone News will
round out the program.
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In line with its policy of reviv-
ing talking pictures Of the past for
presentation each Saturday night
as an extra feature, the Indiana
will show Edna May Oliver in For
hidden Adventure" tonight at IL
o'clock following the final regular
showing @ The World and the
Flesh" beginning at $50 o'clock.
This picture starring Edna May
Oliver was elected as the encore
night" feature because of the sue
cess scored by that stars appear
ance in Ladies of the Jury last
week.
Forbidden Adventure" has a cast
that includes Louise Fazenda, Mitzi
Green, Jackie Scarf and others.
The music school of the Suther-
land Presbyterian church will give
a recital program at the popular
Sunday evening services at 7 p. m.
Sunday.
Mrs. Lora L. Lackey, dean OF the
music school, announced the fol-
lowing program:
Thanks Be TO. God" :..:......;;,,. Dickson
% Saviour OF the World" from "Dark-
est Hour ........- MOORE
ObligatoS bv Mildred Clark. So
prano and Joe Foy. tenor ;,,,,,...-
Bless the Lord ..,;...,;........ Williams
Solos by Geneva eaSis Fiieedcderjohn and
Russell young.
The Golden sceptre Overture,
stiinaed ensemble and organ -,
81 Cannot Trace the way. -. Moves
.Fairest Of Flowers Chorus Arrange
ment from wagner ......'-. wilson
.volra Russian Overture .Akimenko
Stringed ensemble.
Song Of the Bells c'Chimes OF MOI :
mAho' Adult choir. ''''''
contralto solo. Lora Frances Lackey,
Is, P pns p ne Name Of the Lord Fearis
Adult choir
Flowers and Sunshine" .-...... czioulka
Ensemble chorus.
Those presenting the program are:
Mildred Clark. Virginia Green. Fonda Mar
tin Mabie Ward. Dotty Lackev. sue Tezz-
PfleideTer. MsrFaret kendall. Dolly Lackey,
Y young. riley Fledderiohn. Paul Fielder
John. Norman Green. Clsmor Flecdertohn.
II p Anders. James Bowling Charles
Haas. Richard Robbins. Deloris Adams.
Billy Bowling Betty Berrie, James Bro
kaw Robert Brokav. Marilvn Brokaw.
Doris Bicknell. Louise Bickneu John Far
lev. George Haas. sylvia Harrison, Charles
Harrison. Anna Mae Marshall; Barbara
Martha Robbins Donald Robbins. Irene.
Pollard. Lille Mae Ooley. William Pol
lard. Betty Hamilton. Roberta Hamilton.
Ralph Berrie. Robert Leavilt Cheras
Marsh. Helen Widdop. Edward GAYLORD.
Virpinia Dixon. Karl Brauer. George Roe.
Arvine Roe Edna Rackley and Harold
Shearer.
"The Empty House" a three-act
comedy drama. will be presented by
the Beriault players under the aus
pices of the Third Order Of st.
Francis. next Sunday afternoon and
evening, in st. Cecilia Dramatic
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Manager F1ex Of the Palace. rep
resenting the showing OF the Metro
Goldwyn Mayer product IN this
city states that Grand Hotel" VIII
not be shown in any other Indian
apolis theater this season, and II
will not be released for popular
priced runs until late IN the fall.
indianapolis IS one Of the few
cities 20 road show Grand Hotel
at the same time It is being shown
on Broadway as a road show.
Data shows that Grand Hotel
cost $3.50, 900: required twelve weeks
TO film il: VicH Baum wrote both
the book and the play, and was
directed by Edmund Goulding.
The case is as follows.
oruslnsksva. The Dancer Grsta Carlo
The Baron ............. John BARRYMORE
Fiasmchen The stsnozraphsr z....,-,
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1.-THE Empty House" a three-act
comedy drama. will be presented by
the Beriault players under the aus
pices of the Third Order of st.
Francis. next Sunday afternoon and
evening. in st. Cecilia Dramatic
hall. 1902 Union street.
The cast consists Of the follow
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ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1932-10-16

1T costs little this sea-
son to have dainty un-
derthings. as witness this
offering of gowns and pa
.iamas. New styles Of
French finished silk crepe
trimmed with imported
laces that make them
look twice the price. Pas
tel colors. Misses and
womens sizes.
Kann's+Second Floor.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
DE REGRESO

Sc encuentra de nuevo entire
ncsotros ell Sr. Victcriano Man
teiga, director de este periodi-
CO, quien regresa de Ia ciudad
de Miami a la que fuera en- ae-
roplano acompanado por ell va
liente y conocido aviador, Sr.
Jesus Fernandez Pendas.
Ambos permanecieron EN- la
ciudad de Miami varios dias,
invitados para asistir a las com
petencias que con tanto exito
finalizaron ovcr domingo.
A partir de manana, nues-
tros asiduos lectores y sus in
contables amigos, conoceran
otra vez de su personalisima
seccion "Chungas y no Chun-
gas"
Nuestra mas cordial bienve-
nida a los distinguidos viajeros
del aire.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
ULTIllAS NOIlClAS CABLEGRAFICAS
LA OPINION ALEMANA

Berlin, Enero lila reac,
ci6n eXtranjera con respecto a
la declaration del Canciller
~@e2iHg seize Ia impossible
dad de que AIemania continue
pagando las reparacioneS, ha
sido interpretada por un alto
furcionario del ministerio de
relaciones eXteriores como un
"intento para torpedear la con
ferencia de Lausanne"
Insisti6 enfaticamente dicho
fUncionario, que eel Canciller
en- su conversation con ell En-
bajador Britanico y en- Ia inter
view pub,icada mas tarde, nun
ca dijo que Alemania quiere o
no quiere pagan las reparacio-
mes" y 81 Gnicamente que la
naci6n Sc Eve imposibilitada
de pagan"
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
s 0 c | A | f s

Lopez, Zulema Arrange, Car
men Torres, angelical Reina de
la Simpatia; Berta Rodriguez,
Violeta Fueyo, Lucia Alvarez,
Armandita Mores, Violeta AL
varez, Gloria Diaz, Pura Mo-
mes, Luz Goyanes, Estela Perez,
Lucy Gonzalez, Maria, Teresa
y Joscfina Greco, Emilia Cubi,
has, Ramona Lorenzo, Velia
Cueto, Olivia Cuervo, Della A
barca, Concha Gonzalez, B.
Hernandez, Josefina Fernan-
dez, Angela Gonzalez, Sarita
Cuervo, Adela Suarez, Marga-
rita Diaz, Aida y Teresa Ava
rez, Mary Diaz, Margarita AL
varez, Isabel Rodriguez y Pi-
lar Alvarez.
Los dos bales diurnos fue.
ron I'm exito complete.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
MADARIAGA RECIBIDO
CORDIALMENE EN- PARIS

Madrid, Enero 11.-Comu.
mean desde Paris que fu6 cor
dialisimo ell recibimiento que
Ia "Ciudad de los Brazos Abier
tos" lie dispense al nuevo En-
bajador de Espana, Don Sal
vador de Madariaga.
LIE do la bienvenida ell jefe
del protocolo frances. Entire
los que acudieron a recibirle
figuraban, Monsieur Andre de
Fouquirees, en- nombre del Mi
nistro de Estado, BRAND; ell
personal de la Embajada Y Con
sulado, los delegados de las a.
sociaciones hispanas y un nu-
meroso grupo de la colonia es-
pamela.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
Los bales diurnos de aver

Los bales diurnos de aver
Por la sala preciosa y artis-
tica del bello palacio de los Gu
banos, desfilaron aver por la
tarde con motive de verificar-
Sc en- ella una elegante matt
nee bailable, estas encantado-
ras senoritas:
Idalia y Lila Martinez, Lily
Durano, Lola Prellezo, AdeIfa
Jordan, Amelia Hernandez,
Rosalia Martinez, Josefina Fl
jola, Librada PUG, Jennie Ma
varro, Mary Leon, Margarita
Diaz, Margarita y Dalia Blan-
CO, Evelina La Paz, Lily Ugar-
tie, Luisa Pedrero, Mrs. Billa
Ascuri, Soledad Rodriguez, Da
liza Mendez, Pillar Farfante, 10
Selma Gonzalez, Teresa Cato,
Adolfina Fernandez, Olivia Nc
rales. Estrella y Manuela Fail
de, Della Garcia, Alicia Arias,
Berta Camera, Angela Monte
sino, Conchita Sardinas.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
HOOVER P~RESENTARA DOS
MENSAJES AL CONGRE-
so

Washington, enero lie
! presidente Hoover termin6 la
preparation de dos mensajes
especiales que dirigira al Con
greso; pero ninguno de los dos
tiene relaci6n alguna con el pro-
blema de la Ley SEGA, seRin Sc
inform6 aver en- los circulos de
alta administration.
Ansioso de evitar corrientes
encontradas en- ell Congreso, que
pudieran entorpecer la buena
Marcia de su programa de e.
mergencias econ0micas, Hoover
no ha senaladO aGn la fecha
en- que presentaria sus mensa-
jes.
Uno de 6stos envuelve el cum
de las leyes, y el otrO
detalies de la proyectada reor-
ganizaci6n de los departamen-
.tos del gobierno.
Determinado a eliminar toda
actividad tendente a reducir cI
costo de los gastos gubernamcnl
tales, ell p~residente mu6strase in
diferente ante los proyectos pre-
sentados de fundir en- uno solo
los departamentos del ej6rcito y
la marina.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
MILES DE SOCIALISTS A
SISTEN A LOS FUNERA~
LES DE LAS VICTIMAS DE
CASTIL BLANCO

Madrid, Enero 11.-1nfor-
man desde Arnedo, que veinte
diputados y cuatro mil socia-
listas asistieron a los funerales
de las vfctimas de Castil Blan-
co.
Los diputados Cordero y
Margarita Nelken hicieron uso
de la palabra en- ell cemente-
rio, declarando que "eran los
martires de la lucha contra la
injusticia y la opresi6n."
POGO despues de la ceremo-
MIA, efectu6se un mitin en- un
teatro de la localidad.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
TRES OFICIALES DEL EJER-
CITO A~RRESTADOS POR
SUS ACTIVIDADES ANTI
REPUBLICANS

Madrid, Enero 11.-Despa-
chos procedentes de Valencia
confirman la noticia de que
tres oficiales de caballerfa han
sido arrestados por sus activi-
dades anti-republicanas.
Ell Oral. de division, Don 10
sc Riquelme, neg6 a la publ
cidad los nombres de los oficia
les y detalles de las activida-
des por las cuales fueron arres
tados; pero tienese entendido
que habian tratado de organi-
Ear una division dentro del e.
jercito para combatir al 60
bierno constituido.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
IDENTIFlCADO UNO DE
LOS ASESINOS DEL FAR
PALMER

Miami, enerO Thames Mu
lIigan, uno de los varios sospe-
chosos detenidos en- rcIaci0n con
el asesinato del farmac6utico
Frank d. Palmer, de Miami, fu6
identificado aver como ell mismo
indiViduo que enCanOn6 con SUI
pistoIa a Rex Singleton, mar
chante que Sc encontraba en- ell
establecimientO cuando Sc cam
baron los disparos que ocasio-
naron la muerte de Palmer.
Singleton identified a Multi
gan en- la carcel del condado, pc
70 no pudo identificar a G. d,
Cason, otro de los detenidos CO.
mo sospechosos.
Manana efectuara session es-
peciaI el gran jurado del Conda-
do de Dade para considerar las
eyidencias del case.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
GL AKRON EN- MANIOBRAS

Washington, enero 11.-De
acuerdo con las reglamentacio-
mes de las maniobras que viene
efectuando la fuerza a6rea. Sc
mantlenen en- ~secreto los movi-
mientos del dirigible Akron, su-
poniendose, no obstante que los
a~eroplanos navales estableceran
contacto con ell mismo en- alguna
parte sobre ell Atlantico.
A las 6 de la manana Sc loca-
liz6 al Akron sobre ell cabo Look
out.
Los aeroplanos de combate tie
men la mission de buscarlo, Y ell
Akron de no permitir que estos
Iogren localizarlo.
Las operaciones de la nave du
raran por espaciO de dos dfas,
r%egresando despues a Lake
hurst.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
UN ZAPATERO Sc COME
so AUTOR DEL ATAQUF
Y MUERTF DE LA NINA
MARIAN NC LEAN

Cincinnati, Ohio, Enero IL
Charles Bischoff, de As amos y
de profession zapatero, confes6
aver haber sido Ell autor del Sc
cuestro y violaci6n de la nina de
seis amos, Marian Mclean. ia
llecida ell II de Diciembre como
/ c0nsecuencia de una hemOrra-
gia interna producida por ell
criminal ataque.
Ell cuerpo de la desventurada
criatura fu6 encontrado Ell % de
diciembre en- e. s6tano de la casa
habitada por ell criminal, quien
perSonalmente denunci6 a Ia po-
licia la presencia del cadaver en-
SUI Residential.
Por sospechas, Bischoff fu6
detenido en- los primeros mo-
mentoS; pero el fiscal no pudo
chterer hasta hoy la confession
firmada.
FL fiscal Robert n. German
anunci6 que Mariana presenta-
ria acusaciones contra Bischoff
de asesinato en- primer grade.
Este estuvo sometido a interro-
gatorio durante las dos Gltimas
Semanas.
En- la bUsqueda del criminal
intervino ell mayor n6mero de
personals que Sc recuerda en- la
historic del crimen en- esta ciu-'
dad. Cientos de bomberos, poll
cias, y paisanos buscaban ell au-
tor del secuestro y muerte de la
nina.
Registrando la habitaci6n de
Bischoff, la policia encontr6
huellas del salvaie atentado pero
este sostenia que ira inocente.
Cuando ocurri6 ell crimen, ell
padre de Marian Sc encontraba
en- Phoenix, Arizona, separado
de SUI esposa desde hacia l8 me-
SEES. Una compania de transpor-
te aereo lie ofreci6 ell viaje gra-
It's y Mclean regres6 para re-
conciliarse con su sonora Y para
asistir a los funerales de su hi
ia.
Los diputados del sheriff, los
detectives y la policia Opinan
que Bischoff esta loco.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
VARIOS EN-
LA INDIA

Bombay, ener0 11.-Ayer Sc
registraron varios des6rdenes
en- la India.
En- uno de ellos, cerca de
10000 personals atacaron la es-
taci6n de policia de uno de los
barrios de Bombay, y ~rescata-
ron a tres individuos que ha-
bian sido detenidos baio la acu-
saci6n de infringv las ordenan-
zas recientemente dictadas.
En- otro, ocurrido en- Kara
chi, resultaron heridas % per-
sonas, al desbaratar las autori-
dades un mitin que Sc estaha ce-
lebrardo sin la correspondence
autOriZaci6n.
En- Srinigar las autOridades
dispersaron una manifestation
de protesta, donde Sc gritaba
contra las disposiciones del Go
bierno Ingl6s Y en- favor del boy
colt contra sus productos.
Con la sola exception de esos
des6rdenes, facilmente domino
dos por laS autoridades, reina
abs@luta tranquilidad en- el pals
Los pesimistas dicen que e.
Ia calma que siempre precede ;
la tempestad', la cual esperar
que estalle de un momento ,
otro. Los partidarios del gobier
no interpretan esa tranquilidac
como ressltado de la politica de
"mano firVe".
Estos dlt'mos opinan que cor
las detenciones de los leaders
del. congreso nacional de la In.
did, ell movimiento seguira el
curse pacifico en- la conference;
de la Tabla Redonda reciente
! mente celebrada en- Londres,