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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-19
WATCH THE ECLIPSE

On Aug. 81 you'll have your
last chance in years to see an
eclipse of the sun. Read about
1t on Page 1, Section 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21

of possible substitutes get bout the shot offered strangely indifferent Can 1t be that they months Fridays the
 The is lack desirable matches Meantime without invoking the aid of a boxing commission
 Disguised heavyweghts to discovered and whsed into the chill ceber copied verbatim resolution which the commit adopted and to send to
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 a Eassin'
 FOR THAT TERRIBLE smelling scmi-anal fin
 Friday night Andy sayioa (aias) Ravioa the Bay Ridge
 % who .s wss Rrssss @ % Ss se SF % @ hip
 kicked who is connected officially
 wit the depastmsn Alter other her an-
 and balance and called night At that
 Athletic Commission Is something with which distance There rule taken by foreign aars which require that all foreign fighters America must show their stuff of the na bit the mburger de then the fans find nor a w 0i yer n here ana % has been bookeS Kid Chocolate at the Garden Jan 2 Last week the seaworthlnes small club emitted loud saving his fighter refused didn't the ruling either nfered with The result that the commission eseray permit his If de trop the boys will have their fCopyright, tos2 King Features syndlcate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
eras Tornado Suspended And JobIess Hired OfH AI
CROSBY HOOPMEN
 GO TO WATERFOWL

An popped up since their rocky showing last week, the Crosby high school basketball squad were just about ready to-day for their invasion of Watertown tomorrow night to meet up with the Water town high school array in the sec- ond game of the season. Smoth- cred in the last period by Lyman H@ll last week, the Crosby boys ara fast rounding in condition that will permit them to hold their own in a close game, such as the Watertown contest is apt to be on the silk town floor. Coach Bill Schofield is far from satisfied with the combination used in the first game, and may make a number of experiments tomorrow, depend- ing on the progress of the game. The reserve teams of the two schools will meet in the prelimin- ary game, with dancing following the principal contest.
 Yesterdays Results
 Lewis 26, Reussner's Florists 22. Litchfield 48, Ridgefield 30. Saybrook GA, Pratt 16.
 Farminkton 34, Alumni IA.
 GaIpes to-day
 Manchester Trade vs Windsor. Bulkeley vs East Hartford.
 Hartford Trade vs Meriden Trade.
 Trade vs Warren Harding.
 Alumni vs Lyman Hall.
 Stafford vs Monson academy. N. H. Evening vs Naugatuck.
 Games Tomorrow
 Crosby vs Watertown.
 Windsor Locks vs Stafford.
 Manchester Trade vs Watkins. Alumni vs Middletown.
 Games Friday
 Crosby vs Gilbert.
 Leavenworth vs Terryville.
 Wilby vs Alumni. Bulkeley vs West Hartford. Commercial vs Bristol. Branford vs Hillhouse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
STATE PIN LOOP
 TO OPEN JAN l

After e lapse of nearly IS years, . state Big Pin league was organ lzBd at q meeting of delegntes from various sections of the state at tho Wooster Alleys In Hartford. Six teams applied for membership and were accepted. They are Roger Sherman alleys of New Haven, Herman Genlot alleys of this city, Wineted, the Wooster. the Morgan, and Capitol alleys of Hartford.
 It is planned to have an eight team circuit and New London, Mid- dletown, Deep River, or Essex, may supply the two extra teams. The league season will start during tho week of January 1. 1932. with a home and home schedule of games. One match a week will be rolled. and the season will close during the week of April Srd.
 An entry of $1O per team is to be paid to the secretary or the league on or before January l, 19SS
 The directors of the State Big Pin league. have agreed on the prize money consisting of 9164, to be divided as follows: Team prizes, first. Sl0: second, &3O: third, $20; fourth. s1O; high team three-strinR total outside of the money. $5; high team. single, outside of the money, S5; high team single. regardless oi position, s5; high team three string, regardless of position $5i high individual single, s2.s0: high individual three-string total, s2.5O; high individual average. SIC: sec ond, S6: third, s4: high average away from home, $5; second. $5; high average for home alleys, $b; second S3. Only two individual prizes can be won by the same bowler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
BRAVES OFFER FREE
 BASEBALL SCHOOL

Boston, Dec 2f = (UP)-A free baseball school for tho youth of Greater Boston win be conducted at Braves Field. the Boston Braves management has announced.
 Sessions win be held ono morning Q week while the Braves are playing at home. T7le course will be conducted by Manager Blll McKechnie. who will be assisted by Business Manager Fred H. Mitchell. Scout Johnny Evers, and Coaches Hank Gowdy and Duffy Lewis.
 The only requirement. will De serious attention to the course.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
Stable Cleaners On The Job
By DAN BARKER

THOUGH job tho Dirty boxing the Secret Fifteen has under Stables Family out of the Garden W oce friends. of the stables
 the Garden already cutered up with the Royal Family oce left for members that may pop up true brothers second themt repeat that King sinister might office disgruntled managers.
 nights" .t the Garden lately that
 without infer1e1ng with
 which match-naker
 this
 to accommodate
 all dsgruntlcd managers
 Friday night because Ernie Schaa split lip The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
DEMPSEY no BUCK
 GARDEN WITH MAX
 SCHhIEL -BAER GO

New York, Dec af-(UPD- Jack Dempsey, taking another whlrl nt nght promoting, iB negotiating . 1y-round bout be- tween Max Schnleling, former heayywelght champion, and Max Beer of California in Junc.
 Dempsey is holding confer eilces with Joe Jacobs. Schmel- ing's manager, and Ancli H0R- man, Baer's pilot, hoping to ar. range the bout for New York or Chicago. Hoffman arrived yes- terday from the Pacific coast.
 If New York Is selected for the battle, it will be staged at Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds, entirely outside of Madison Square Gardens aus piccs. Dempsey, Jacobs and Hoffman have no friendship for Garden officials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
BROWNING, SZABO
 IN GRAPHING DRAW

New Haven. Conn, Dec 21-(U. P.)-The curfew closing hour last night ended a wrestling match be- tween Jim Browning. Missouri heavyweight, and Sandor Szabo, New York. They had tossed each other about the ring for 40 min- utes without either having an ad- vantage, when the 11:30 o'clock curfew law terminated the bout. In the semi-final match on the Arena card Mike Musurki, New Jersey. threw George Manish, New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21

New Haven, Dec 21-Tom Me- Partland defeated Bob Stone. 107 to GA, in the second block of their pocket billiard series at the Colo nial last night. Mcfarland out played stone all the way in a match that went 30 innings. Mcfarland chalked up runs of 28, 21 and IS.
 As result of last nights match McPartland Is leading Stone for the two blocks, 208 to 154.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
Winston Does
 Disappearing Act

Eddie (Unknown) Winston. Ne gro heavyweight, may not ngnt Ted Sandwina in Philadelphia on December 29th.
 Louis Viscusi. manager of Wins. ton. is ready to sign for the bout but he has not seen hide nor hair of the big colored boy since the night Winston lost to Ernie Schaai in Boston.
 Viscusi has tried to locate Wins- ton but has been unsuccessIul. He has learned that the fighter is not in Hartford and hos not been seen here since the Schaaf battle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
PAPER BOX TEAMS
 PLAY TOMORROW

To-mOrrow hisnt at the Brook lyn r the waterbury Paper Box team, undefeated In the Industrial League. to date. wili endeavor to chalk up win over the waterbury Boys Club quintet. undefeated in four contests .> date on their own floor.
 Tn the preliminary attraction the Chase Girls will take the floor against the Paper Box Maidens. the starting time set for 7:30 o. clock. Dancing will follow the main attraction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
Three Games at
 N. E. Y. Tonight

Three games will be played to- night in the North End Y Inter- club league starting at z o'clock with Harold Dunn footing the whistle.
 The schedule for tonight re- leased by Corresponding Secretary Ossie Barone follows:
 D. m.-- Hillies vs Highlanders. . D. m.--Eagles vs Colonials.
 . D. m.--Y Jrs vs Adelphi.
 The Y Jrs defeated the Colonials last week in the playoff, 33 to 27.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
Babe Didnkson LenUes
 Dallas For Unkn0wy,
 And NetU Destination

Houston, Tex, Dec 21-(UP)-Mldred (Babe) Didrik- sons career amateur athlete apparently was ended to-day.
 The woman star of the Olympic games last summer in secusion somewhere the gulf coast obess and quoted in statement attributed to her as red of it a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
FORMER IN 1882

The first formation of the Amer ican Association basebell league was in 1882. This league was form ed to furnish a rival for the Ma tional league. It was disbanded in 1891.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21

There are seven Turnsea broth- CTS now competing in golf matches in the United States. The youngest is Willie, who is just breaking in- to the game in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
ther at Beaumont. Tex. She was in

ther at Beaumont. Tex. She was in South Texas to-day.
 The athlete cleaned out her desk and departed without 8 word. of flee officials said. Her departure was the latest development in a many-sided controversy which be- gan two weeks ago when she was suspended as an amateur because mobile advertisement. The Amer ican Amateur Athletic Union sus- pended her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
DADO AS CHAMP

The California State Athletic cQeimission has recognized Speedy D1dO, Manila fighter. aa worlds bantanweight champion. 1a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
ADKINS BoBs UP

Grady Adkins, former Chicago White Sox and St Paul pitcher. has been purchased by Knoxville, in the Southern. Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21

FITZ KEPT A LION Fob Fitzsimmons, old-time heavyweight, used to keep stage lion tied up in his yard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
ACE PAYS "A DOLLAR

Ace Hudkins. fighter. recently paid e $1 judgment in the $60.000 suit filed against him for damages by T. Leonard Park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21

Miss Didrikson, discharged from her filing clerk position in Dallas for being absent without leave, passed through Houston last night. She left no forwarding address. All Through? A statement to the press, pur- portedly written by her, said:
 "This is my last word concerning my suspension. So far as I am concerned it Is e closed incident. Newspapers and the public must be tired of the whole business. know I am."
 Miss Didrikson's sister examined the statement and pronounced it authentic. It apparently referred to her suspension by the Southern A. A. U. on charges of permitting the use of her name and photo graph for advertising purposes.
 Her destination was believed to be Galveston or Beaumont. Te1e- phone calls to the home of her par ents at Beaumont went unan- swered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21

Dallas, Tex, Dec 21-CU. P.) = Mildred (Babe) Didrikson, girl olympic star, to-day was among
 the former employees of the Em- ployers Casualty Company, officials
 said, because she failed to report for work.
 It was the second time she and the concern had parted. She re- signed but returned shortly before the olympics last summer in a dis pute over time off to visit her mo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21

There doesn't seem to be any stopping Hugo Lange for the popular member of the Elks' Trio captured the weekly honor again with a 143 single, which Is the third timethis year he has taken the weekly prize. Incidentiy this 14s score is the high single to date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
STONE LOSES AGAIN
SEVEN GOLF BROTHERS

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La gaceta., 1932-07-08
Els CRECIDO Ell NUMERO
DE CASOS DE LOCURA

Habana, Julio S.-Las ci
fras dadas a la publicidad por
la secretaria de gobernaciGn, re
ve}an que Ell los ulimos seis
meses han ocurrido en- Ia ila-
bana 27S casos de locma.
FL numero de casoS de de-
mcpcia es tan alarmante como
ell numero de casoS de suici-
dio.
Durante ell mes de JUNO So
suicidaron en- Cuba 80 perSo-
de 7 9 mas que EN- ell mes de
abril, siendo las ultimas vieti-
mas, Felipe Vald6s, de 20 amos,
vecino de Caibarien que Sc a
horc6 en- la cocina de Su casa -;
Sotero Morales Y Jose Baroui.
cue Sc ahOrcIron Ell Santa Ga
ra. por dificultades finaneie-
ras; Carmen Beni.ez, que mu-
rio por haberse incendiado las
ropas; Luis Fernandez, que
trat6 de matar a su mujer y
despues Sc hizo an disparo de
revolver por la cabeza, y An
drea IgleSias, que Sc envene-
no per deception amorosa.
En- los dias transcurridos del
mes de Julio pasan va de diez
los casos de suicidio.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
MEDIDAS PARA QUE Ell
PUEBLO PUEDA Conner
PAN

Madrid, Julio Sci ayun-
tamiento de esta capital ha "a
doptado medidas para rebajar
ell precio del pan y que Ell pue-
bio pueda comerlo.
Algunos disturbios ocurrie-
ron la semana pasada cuando
ell precio del pan, por la esca-
SEE de harina, fue triplicado
por les panaderos.
Ell gobierno, por su parte,
ha dicho que exigira de los ma
rineros vendan la harina que
tienen almacenada, 81 no quie-
rem eXponerse a que Sc tralga
Ell trigo de otras parties de Eu-
ropa 0 de America.
Extraoficialmente Sc EXPIRE
sa la creencia de que Sc vlenen
creando dificuItades a los ayun
tamientos y ell gobierno por
los banqueros, terratenien.es e
importantes grupos patrona-
les.
Isl es ~necesario, manifesto
aver ell ministro de la gober-
naci6n, Sc evitara que los BAN
queros apoyen sus ideas pollti-
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
A MANOS DEL SR.
Ell RESTAU-
RANT GRAND ORIENTE

Por una decision rendida "a
yer en- la corte del circuito, ell
restaurant Gran Oriente, de la
avenida Grand Central, propie-
dad de Ia Gran Oriente, Inc, ha
pasado a manos del Sr. Alejan-
dro Fernandez, que durante va
rios amos fuera su cocinero.
Probe Ell Sr. Fernandez que
tenia derecho a la direction de
la empresa, por contar con el
mayor ndmero de a%cciones.
Lo representa- en- ell juicio que
Sc verificara, el abogado Martin
Caraballo.
Sc opusieron a la petici6n del
.Sr. Fernandez, por e do de sus
abogados, los Sres. Herminio
del Rosal y Manuel Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
La Veybeun del CGrmPn

La Verbenn det Carmen
Este pr6ximo acortecimIen-
to social, que actiVamente viene
organizando la Secci6n de Re
creo del Centre Espanol, estara
amenizado por la famosa orques
ia "Kentucky Kennels y Por
uno de los mas populares sex
tetos de sones de la localidad.
Florence Villa aparecera en- la
noche del IS de los corrientss,
profusamente ilumjnada y arts
ticamente decorada.
Hasta la fecha va han adqul-
rido eEtradas para la Nerbena
las principles familias de nues-
ira sociedad.
Las variedades que ~figuraran
en- el programa han sido cuida-
dosamente seleccionadas, garan
tizando nuestros amigos Anto-
Mo Alvarez y Severino Quinta-
nilla la originalidad y exquiSi-
tez de las mismas.
Los omnibus saldran cada -
minutes de la S6ptima avenida
Y Gale 16.
Los miembros de la Secci6n
de Recreo, a los cuales vienen
prestando su valiosd concurso
un grupito encantador de lindas
j6venes, prcmeten varias sorpre
sas agradableS.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
N0TICIAS DEL (0NFLICT0
TABACALERO

Hbaana, Julio S,-El Comitt
Cirrunstancial ha sido infor r
mad0 de- que I'm tai AlVarln0,
tcrCcdor vcctno de la ifabana,
acaha de entrar a romper la
huelga en- la sucursal Que ticne
en- Artemlsa la fabrica de Ro-
meo y julieta.
No da el comite importancia
a la actitud de Aivarino, dicien
do que este ha sido va miliciaqo
y guerrilIero y que ahora ha
completado su carrera metlen :
dose a "conejo."
Del pueblo de Santiago de las
Vegas comunican que los 2apa-
teros de Ia Habana arreglaron
ALI los Zapatos de los torccdor2s
que Sc oponen a Ia rebaja de jor
males Y que en- eli Centre Obrero
Sc ha establecido la lectura, sien
do los que Ieen Joseito Diaz, We
nido dc Tampa; Jose NJ. Lopez
Y Celestino Buria.
MAJ cfcct0 ha causad0 entire
los torcedores 81 acuerdo de las
empresas dc omnibus La Ali%ia
Y Santonio, suprimiendo los ia
SEES gratis que habian concedido
la los obreros ~afectados por ct
lockout.
Esas empresas ofrccicron dar
passes gratis a los dircctiv"S DC
la Federation, pero estos ra'r.
.saron admitiflos.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
FIRMADO UN TRATAD0 DE
~EXTRADICION

Habana, Julio 8.-Un nueyo
tratado de extradici6n entire
Colombia Y Cuba ha sido fir
mado aqui por Ell ministro pie
nipotenciario de csc pals, Dr..
Pedro Juan Navarro, y ell Sc
cretario de estado, DR.. Orestes
Ferrara,
Ell gobierno de Cuba estudia
los tratados comerciales eXis.
tentes con distintos PASSES y sc
propone pedir reformas al ira
tado de reciprocidad con los
Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
QUE HAGEN
EfOGIOS DEL GOBIERN0
DE CUBA

Habana, Julio 8.-Despachos
de Estados Unidos dan cuenta
d. qp4o'ps notables economlstas
ameufh 9. elogian la admins
tlac99 sdel preside0te Machad"'
por recientc pago de nueye
Millions: 500 mil pesos que hicie
ra a banqueros de los Estados
Unidos.
A pesar de su dificil situaci0n
creada p0r el bai0 precio del a
z1car y la escasa production ia
bacalera, ell gobierno de Cuba
abon6 'esa cantidad hace cuatro
dias.
FL DR.. Ferrara, secretario de
estado, calcula que la crisis de
otras naciones es solo de un Sc
por c%iento, pero la de Cuba es
de un 80 por ciento.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
EN- FAVOR DE
la AGRICULTURE


Madrid, Julio Sci minis
to de agricultural, ST.. Marco
limo Domingo, presentara a la
Asamblea Nacional an proyec-
to que hace pocos dias aprO-
bara ell consejo de ministries,
destinando cinco millones de
pesetas en- beneficio del credi-
to agricola.
Cr6ese que la Asamblea "a
probara ell proyecto, recomen-
dado come muy necesario por
ell primer ministro Azana.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
SOCIALES

De rGcdci0aes
Saldran el domingo para la
playa de Clearwater en- la que
han arrendado un precioso cha
let y en- la que pasaran breVe
temporada de vacaciones de We
rano, los distinguidos esposos
Angeles y Cesar Fernandez, Jr.
La interesante Srta. Ra9uel
Hevia acompanara a los espo-
sos Fernandez.
Ell cronista desea a los tenn
poradistas una grata estancia
en- la vecina playa.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
CAMPESINOS AUXILIADOS

Madrid, Julio 8.-Los gober
nadores de Zaragoza, Valencia
Y Avila, han comunicado al go
bierno haber prestado ayuda a
muchos campesinos perjudica-
COS por efectos de las tormen-
sas de la semana pasada.
Las ccsechas Sc dan por per
didas en- AviIa, Valencia, Bur-
Cos Y una parte de Zaragoza.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
ACUSADO DE VIOLAR A
UNA CIEGA

Habana, julio 8.-Contra Do
mingo Alvarez Perez sc instru-
we causa en- el pueblo de Guiana
Jay, por haber violado a una mu
chacha ciega, de l6 amos, hace
pocos dias. 0curri6 el ataque
cuando la muchacha Sc hallaba
sda en- su domicilio y Alvarez
Sc present6 de vista.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
SIGUEN LOS E~SFUERZOS
PARA SALVAR A Los
TRIPULANTES DEL SUB
MARINO HUNbIDO

Cherbourg, Francia, Julio 8
Los buques de salvamentO
estan hoy sobre el lugar donde
el submarine Promoted Sc hun
diera aver y dicen que burbu-
jas de aire han subido a la SUI
perficie. Tambi6n Sc ha encon-
trado la boya telef6nica del blu
que y creese que existe toda-
via una relaci6n telef6nica con
ell barco. FL submarine, con
mas de so hombres a su bordo,
esta hundido EN- 245 pies de a.
qua, en- un lugar a siete miIIas
de Cabo Lavi.
Las c%orrientes son traidoras
y ell fondo desigual en- ell sitio
donde ell buque Sc hundiera.
Las autoridades francesas
han solicitado auxilio del va
por italiano Artiglio II, cue in
mediatamente sali6 de- Prast
para CAesbourg. M VIZ
Los trabajos de sar1tmentd
estan dirigidos por II Aimfan;
tie Malavoye a quien act @ccA
ma ell teniente Dumes,.c, e
dante del submarine, nc AZ
otros seis trip 4
MISUNDERSTANDING alMw
~
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
RITZ

Presenta hoy a la bella meii-
cana Dolores del Rio y a Leo Ca
~rrillo, eg la preciosa cinta Girl
of the Rio; "Flying Lariats',
una cmocionante peNcula del
Oeste, y un episode de la serie
sRin-Tin-Tin".
como una cortesia al pdblico
yt las funciones de ! a 6 de
la Ia ic del sabado, la empresa
del Ritz 0bsequiara COZ refres-
cos a cuantas personals concu-
gran.
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
NlimerO 163
IAtPORTANTES NOTHYAS
~TELEGRAFTCAS

N''A"' otllo Gus blSlu-
JeStaS empreSas recientemense
han atraido gran interes en-
Europa. La primera Sc viene
reallzando en- Holanda y la Sc
gUnda en- Italia. Holanda ne
costa eSpacio para su pobia-
cIon &c u personals por milla
cuadlada y trata de rec0brar
terri, os que Ell mar lie arreba-
tara hace yarios Siglos. Italia,
no r,'noS necesltada de espa-
clo "a su densa poblaci6n de
81 #bitanteS por miIla cua-
draC busca librarse de la fie
hre ! llaria, la cual ha CONVEX
tide, Iurante 10 sigIos, unas
tert,lcS p.anicies en- los luga-
res mas peligrosos del mundo.
"A transformation de las la
huraS Pontiaas del RENO de la
muerte a I'm centric agrlcultu-
raj, aparece cast complctada.
Una red de canales cruza la
region en- to(aS las direction $,
y rec giendo el aqua estancada
y llelandola al mar. Tn enorue
canal q lleVa el nombre de Mus
sollnl. y que en- residad es I'M
no artificial, sirve deseje al sis
tema. Otra red d. caminos ha-
&c may facil el transporte de IN
tugar a otro. Dilatadas extern
stones de terrenos que durante
siGlos no han sido cultivadGs,
TOR medic dc la dinamita que
limpiaS de raices que i'm
r9sitiiitaban 81 paso del arado.
FL suclo asi p~reparado para Ia
agriculture csta dividido en- So
larcS, cada uno con una peque-
fla cas rural, un horno para
hacer pan. establos y un gra-
nero.
FL pr6ximo otoho, familias de
campesinos Sc estabIeceran en-
esos lugares Y muy pronto ten
dram una poblaci6n, alrededor
de la cual gravitard la vida del
distritO.
Los trabaios para la nueva
"iudad, que Sc llamara Littoria,
cstan muy adelantados.
Al como RomuIo hace mas
de % sigIos marco los limitcs de
Roma con un arad0 ,asi los limi-
ties de Littoria tambiGn fueron
recientemente marcados con un
arado.
RomuIo tuvo entonces que
contentarse con una pareja de
bueyes, pero la demarcaci6n de
Ia nueVa ciudad sc hiz0 con un
modelo. Littoria esta
construida en- una plani-
entire las colinas de Sermo-
meta Y cl mar Y sera Inaugural
da el % de octubre. Tendra una
iplesia, una eScuela, un hotel, IN
edificio para tribunalcs. una ba-
rraca para los carabineros y la
milicia, una planta electrical, IN
aeropuerto, un teatro, I'm hos
pital un matadero y I'm merca-
do.
La ciudad estara rodeada dc
parques y jardines.
Cr6ese Que su proximidad a
Roma cotttribuira tamhi6n ia
desa>rollo de la capital. Italia :
nae
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
Picnic

Picnic
Lo 2nuncian para el "a de los
corrientes, en- la playa de Rocky
Point, los Royal Knights of A
merica.
En- el programa figuran dos
conccidas orquestas. una Dc Jazz
Y otra para la musica criolla.
E. Nen1 del almuerzo ha sido
embellishments seleccionado y
este sera servido por lindas jo-
vencitas.
Amenizaran e. festival varios
concursos de bales cantos y dis
tintas completeness de habili-
dad Y destreza.
Pronto ofreceremos nuevos
detalles de este festival en- pers-
pectiv\
La gaceta., 1932-07-08
Function tedtrnl

Function tedtrdt
La Secci6n de Defamation
Benefica y Cultural del Centre
Obrero, ha escogido para la fun
ci6n del domingo las obras bu-
fas "Criada Improvisada" y "El
Chevere Cantua', las cuales Sc
representation baio la direction
del popular actor Enrique de
Diego.
Completaran ell programme dis
tintos ndmeros de finas varie-
dades.