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The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
B0NDSMAN-ATTORNEY
HELD IN COAL THEFT
Russell Scates Faces Charges of
Petit Larceny.


Russell Scates, alias Arthur Rus
sell, bondsman and police court at
torney, was arrested today for petit
larceny after being caught by police
in the alleged act Of stealing coal
from a railroad car.
Scates, who gave his address as
1873 East Raymond street, was
nabbed near State avenue and the
Belt railroad where police said they
found two parked automobiles par
TALLY filled with coal.
E. E. Phillips, 38, 1922 Draper
street; Chester Ball, 80, 1927 South
State avenue, and George Petty, 25,
1741 Lockwood street, were arrested
with Scates by railroad detectives.
They also were charged with petit
larceny.
Scates told police he lost $500 in
bank failure recently and was
short of cash.
For several years he has been a
hanger-on at headquarters, acting
as bondsman and bond runner
in addition to trying cases occa-
sionally.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
P0RKERS CLOSE WEEK
WITH SMALL LOSSES
Cattle Nominal; No Test of Prices in
Sheep Market.

Cattle Nominal; No Test of Prices in
Sheep Market.
Hogs closed the week with a slight
downturn this morning at the Union
Stockyards, prices declining 5 cents
on several classes. The bulk, 100 to
325 pounds, sold for $3.50 to $3.50,
early top holding at $3.50. Re-
ceipts were estimated at 1000: hold
overs were 167.
In the cattle market slaughter
classes were nominal. Receipts
were so. Vealers held unchanged
at $3.50 down. Calf receipts were
100.
No test was made of prices in the
sheep mraket. Best western lambs
Salable around $3.50 or slightly
above. Receipts we're 100.
Very little was done in hogs at
Chicago, a few bids holding weak
to 10 cents lower than Fridays
average; good to choice 1S0 to ZOO
pound weights bid S4.25. Receipts
were $4,000, including 5000 direct.
Holdovers we're 1000. Cattle receipts
500; calves 200; steady. Sheep, 5000;
steady.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09


in anticipation of triumph next
fall sat the man against whom both
these sudden developments were
directed.
In fact, had President Hoover's
window been open, he might have
caught echoes of denunciations of
his record and jeering reminders of
the 1923 G. o. P. slogan that his
election would mean a Chicken in
every pot" He might have heard
the ridicule of chorus Of "Oh.
yeahs!"
Bid for Nomination
Just as Dawes curt announce
ment-he made no mention Of
the chief"-led Republican. Pro-
gresslVes and Democrats to conclude
that he is now a candidate 50
Smiths bold program was consjd-
cred to be bid for another nom
ination.
Everybody recognized it as a move
TO assert his leadership in such
definite shape that he at least win
be in a position to influence the
selection of a nominee and franz
ing up a platform at the national
convention in June.
Sitting so close that they could
almost touch Al, were three poten-
tlal candidates who have indicated
that they did not favor such a
raoleal economy policy on the part
Of the Democrats.
They we're Governor Albert c.
Richie Of Maryland, who naivelv
announced his willingness TO be
President at Baltimore Thursday
night; James M. Cox, the 1920
standard bearer, and Senator Joseph
T. Robinson Dem., Ark, APs
running mate four years ago.
As Smith enunciated his liberal
doctrine, and denounced Hooyer's
relief program as "indefensible. as
based on "doles" and "doles in dis
guise," the three rivals looked as
though the Smith plan was much
too strong medicine for them.
Dawes Has Good Backing
But Smith had discounted this
attitude by saying he expected his
proposal might prove unpopular
here" though not to the 1000, GOO
unemployed and direct sufferers
totaling 10000, 1000.
Except to the Democrats, Dawes
action was held to be the more sig-
nificant of these two dramatic ges-
lures at the capital What he said,
as well as the manner in which he
made public his plan to quit the
Hoover administration, convinced
everybody that at last an attempt
was to be made to break the Presi-
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The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
CUT IN VALUATION OF
UTILITY PLANT HIT
State Board Action Called Unfair
by County Assessor.

State Board Action Called Unfair
by County Assessor.
THE state tax board slash of
valuation of the new Harding street
generating plant of the indianapolis
Power and Light Company is most
unfair to Marion county taxpayers,
Robert Sloan, county assessor,
charged before the South Meridian
Street Civic league Friday night.
Duties of the board of county
commissioners were outlined in a
talk by Dow w. vorhies, Democratic
president of the board.
Timothy P. Sexton, county treas
urer, and Charles Hohlt, Decatur
township assessor, also addressed
the organization.
The tax board reduced valuation
of the power plant for taxation pur-
poses from $5,00000O as fixed by
the Marion county board of review,
to s1,15O.O00.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
CLOTHING GIFTS LARGE
Police Praise Motorists for Generous
Donations.

Captain Lewis Johnson, police
traffic department head. extended
hanks today to Indianapolis citizens
for their generous response to an
appeal for clothing for the needy.
The one-day drive Friday, when
traffic officers received donations
of motorists, resulted in the col
lection of the largest amount Of
clothing ever obtained in drive
in the city, Captain Johnson said.
Trucks for collection and delivery
were provided by the indianapolis
Ford Dealers Association.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09

CCdACll VI WOl H.
Millions more, their depen-
dents, are without food and
shelter.
Countless demands are being
made for immediate relief.
This country belongs to the
people, not to the piliticians or
the so-called statesmen or the
wealthy.
If they could find 40 billions
Of dollars during the war to
carry on temporary work that
did nobody any good, surely
they can now appropriate five
billions for public works that
would be of permanent value
to millions and make life hap
py for these millions.
The big demonstration of
jobless men in Washington was
made by law-abiding citizens
who are willing to die for the
flag, but who StrenuouSly OBJ
ject to our present leadership
in politics and in business.
Twenty thousand men came
to Washington with us and we
lost 10000 more on the way.
If we had had the necessary
transportation, We could have
had millions here.
Most of these men came from
Pittsburgh and vicinity. But tt
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
THIRD DEGREE IS
CHARGED IN DEATH
TRIAL OF HEIRESS
.FLIER IS UNDER KNIFE
Co-HoIder of Distance Flight Mark
Reported Recovering.

ANCPOA OC0 ASNOONOAAAA6s
By United Press
BOSTON, Jan. 9.-Russell N.
Boardman of Boston, co-holder of
the world long distance flight rec
ord, underwent an emergency opera
ton for acute appendicitis early to-
day.
Two Boston specialists, Drs. Ed
wards F. Gleason and William
Trayes, performed the operation.
Mr.. Boardman is resting as
comfortably as could be expected" !"
the hospital reported after the
operation.
Boardman became co-holder of
the world distance record when,
last summer, he few with John Po-
lando of Lynn, from New York to
Istanbul, Turkey-more than 5000
miles.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09

with discussion
of the signif-
canoe Of the star
'tling action by
the Illinois bank
er and the erst-
while boy of East
Side pavements.
There was be-
wilderment ev-
erywhere, but it
was a happy and
hilarious confu-
sion.
Only two blocks
away from the
scene Of Demo-
cratic celebration
and hungry cr;ec
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
North wind. five miles an hour;
temperature. 81; barometric pres
sure, 30.19 at sea level; ceiling, scat
tered clouds, unlimited: visibility,
eight miles; field, good.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
FLOOD MEASURES TOPIC
Charles E. Jefferson to Address
Rotary Club Tuesday.

indianapolis and Flood Preyen-
ton" will be the topic of Charles
E. Jefferson, president of the G. E.
jefferson Construction Company,
speaking before the Rotary Club
Tuesday.
Jefferson will review the 1918
flood disaster, and the problems
arising from it.
In charge of the program is
James Kalleen, chairman of the vo-
cational' service committee of the
club.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
AL SMITH AND
DAWES OPENLY
IN 1882 RACE
Ambassador Will Resign,
Serving Notice That He
Can Be Drafted.
POLITICIANS ARE JARRED
'28 Standard Bearer HurIS
Bomb Among Democrats
With Relief Speech.
BY RAY TUCKER
Times Stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. - The
two most theatrical figures in
American politics have upset the
political lineup of the two parties
at the start of the critical presi-
Dental campaign.
At 8 o'clock Friday night Herbert
Hoover seemed to have an auto
matte Republican denomination in
his pocket, and Al Smith was a
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09

Democratic h a s.
b e e n. BY 10
o'clock the re-
nomination of
Hoover in June
had been put in
doubt, and Smith
had come back as
a serious, Demo-
cratic contender.
With his an
nouncement that
he would resign
as ambassador to
Great Brita in.
after the prelim-l
inaries at next
months Geneva.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
THIEVES LOOT 8 HOMES
Furnishings, Money Totaling S164
Missing, Police Told.

Thieves looted three homes Of
furnishings and money, totaling
Sl64, Friday night, police said today.
Dan Bregstone, living at the
Spink-Arms, reported clothing
worth 500 was taken from his
apartment.
A provler who entered base
ment window at the home of Mrs,
Deca Forster, 2605 College avenue,
took bed clothing valued at SO.
Andrew Roberts, $50 North Ia
coma, informed detectives a clock,
a watch and money totaling $42
were stolen from his home.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
BY FATHER JAMES r. cox

Written Exclusively
NOU have asked statement people
Il going to speak plainly and frankly.
congress doesn't something present unemployment
conditions, then God help country.
Eleven million men and walking the streets
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
EARTHQUAKE RECORDED
Shock Registered on Seisnograph
at Capital; Location Undetermined.

at Capital; Location Undetermined.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a sharp
earthquake shock was registered on
the seismograph at Georgetown uni
versity at $40 a. m. today. There
was a second shock at 5:46 a. m.
Scientists estimated the quake oc-
CURED about 2,850 miles from Wash
ington. They could not determine
its direction. 7
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
By United Press

By United Press
BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The date of the
debts and reparationS conference at
Lausanne, Switzerland, has been set
definitely for Jan. 25, the govern
ment announced today.
The international meeting was
recommended by the Young plan
advisory committee which studied
Germany's capacity to resume rep
arationS payments after the Hoover
moratorium.
Britain previously suggested Jan.
20 as the date of the meeting. The
French cabinet declined to agree
to date until conversations among
international bankers here regard
ing prolongation Of private credits
in Germany we're completed.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
BERLIN TO SEEK
6-YEAR HOLIDAY
Moratorium Extension Plea
Being Drafted. Report.

By United Press
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The Berlin
correspondent of the Daily Express
reported today that Chancellor
Heinrich Bruening intends to issue
an ultimatum to world powers de-
manding extension of the repara-
tions moratorium for six years.
If the demand is refused at the
Lausanne debt and reparations con-
ference, the correspondent said,
Germany will declare a moratorium
on foreign debts with or without
the consent cf the powers.
The Daily Express also said that
Germany would demand at the
Geneva world disarmament confer
ence that the powers fulfill their
pledges to disarm, or Germany
would adopt an armament program
ignoring the provisions of the Ver-
sailleS treaty.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09

Pittsburgh vicinity the thing
in big city 1t is indicative spirit at
present hour
If congress fails these men, Gold help America
The Indianapolis times., 1932-01-09
Society Matron Arrested
on Charge of Murder in
Honolulu Reuenge Crime
Congress Must Give Aid,
Warning of Father Cox

In THIS article Father Cox who Ted march Of 10000 jObless
Washington to relief explains his motives
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
RENUNCIO Ell GABINETE
PORTUGUES

Madrid, JUNO 25.- Tn des-
pacho de Lisboa, la capital de
Portugal, informa que Ia pre-
sentado su renuncia Ell gobierno
y que ell presidente Carmona la
viene estudiando.
Los ministries han prometldo
al presidente que Sc quedaran
desempenando sus respectiVas
carteras, hasta que Sc nombre
ell nuevo gobierno.
Preside ell gabinete dimitente
ell general Domingo Oliveira,
que tonic possession en- enero de
1880
Ell nuevo gobierno habia pro-
metido una constitution al pue-
bio portuguese y al mismo ITEM
pc habia hecho la promesa de
que ell presidents seria electo
por testimonio directo del pue-
bio.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
LIE APLICARON LA LEY De
FUGA AL POLICIA BUT
TART

Habana, JUNO 25.-Cerca
del Castillo de AtareS lie apli-
caron aver la ley de fuga al pc
licia Daniel Buuttari, que He
vaba mas de 20 amos de Servi-
clio en- ell cuerpo.
Tn registro hecho en- la ca
sa de Buttari sirvi6 para deS-
cubrir un cargamento de rifles,
rev6tvers, dinamita, ametra-
lladoras. marhctcs, uniformtS
Y mas de zoe bombas.
En- una casa cercana a Ia del
p0licia tambien Sc enc0ntraron
armas Y municiones.
Documentos descubicrtos en-
ell d0micilio del "eiecutado'
prueban que s~ostenia intimas
relaciones con varioS persona =
ies enemigos del gobierno del
presidente Machado.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25

Jimmy Fernandez, al igual
que Jesus, es I'm legitimo repre-
sentante de la colonia latina, de
Ybor City, West Tampa, Tam
pa Heights y Palmetto Beach.
Jimmy habla ell ingles con
elocuencia y todos aprecian en-
eI a un servidor de los intereses
de los espanoles, cubanos, italia
nos Y americaros.
Estimando los grandes meri-
to del pueblo americana, Jimmy
no olvida las Virtudes y la bon
dad de los compatriotas y ami.
|gos suyos Y de ST. padre.
FL pueblo de Ybor tiene gu
bandera en- los Fernandez por-
que elios merecen ser seleccio-
rados y representa- a los clu-
dadanos de 0ripen extranier0
que respetan las leyes america
mas.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
SKINNER NOMBRARA 40
HOMBRES DE NEGOCIOS
PARA QUE RECOJAN EVI
DFNCIAS EN- LOS COLE
CLOS ELECTORALES

Actuando por inicjativa pro-
pia, al fiscal del condado, Will
an !. skinner, inici6 hoy an
movi iento que tiende a consa-
guir .ue las eleccionos del dia
% 81 Il honradas e i]mparciaIes.
SIX ncr declare en- Ia mahana
de h que piensa designar a
40 h lbres de negocios de Tam
pa p3ra que Gstos Sc sitden on
las nrtas de los cologios elec-
torat y recoien eyidencias de
10 a en- ellos suceda ell dia %.
&C la uno de los investigator
res ,speciales-dijo-sera un
homt de indiscHtible integri-
dad, No tendran poderes para
actuar y no tendran marcas pa
ra ser identificados. Antes de
Ilegar a esta decision el fiscal
confelenci6 con I'm numerosO
prupo lie ciudadanos prominent
ties. muchos de los cuales Sc lie
hrindaron para csta labor inves-
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
~ WE'VE T~RATANDO DE
B~OYCOTEAR EN- Ell EX-
TRANJERO A LAS FABKI-
CAS- QUE TRABAJAN CON
ROMPEIIUELGAS

Habana, JUNO 25.-La Fe
deraci6n de Torcedores ha he
chO saber que manticne cores
pondencia con organinaclones
obrcras dc ESpana, EStados u
nidoS, I]nglaterra y Francla pa
IA que GstaS les ayuden en- 81
proycctado boycott contra los
puros elaboradOS por rompe :
huelgas en- los puebloS de Be
jucaI, Ar,emiSa, GUines y Gul-
ia de Melena.
Las dltimas noticias de rs
paha indican que los sindica-
tos van a ofrecer su ap0y0 a
los trabajadores cubanos G inn
pediran que Sc compren los e.
garros de Cuba en- las %p0blacto-
mes de mas importancia.
Cartas Sc han recibido de la
provincial de la Coruna, ofre I
ciendo su cooperation a los Ia
baqueros cubaAos.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

no ha hecho saber que ha recibl-
do protestas en- favor del gene
raj Barrera, a quien por un re-
ciente decret0 Sc ordenara re
cluir en- p,isiones militares.
Barrera y sus amigos sostie-
men que el no ha conspirado en-
contra de la Repdblica Y que Sc
lie viene hacienda victima de prs
juicios que en- su contra abriga.
aparentemente, ell ministro de
la gobernaci6n.
Barrera pas6 varios dias en-
la carcel modelo y para todos
fue una sorpresa que Sc lie remi
a prisiones militares.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25

81, querido amigo, el Vieiito
Lester ha hecho muchos faV0res
a ciudadanos de Ybor y West
Tampa, por c0nducto nuestro.
Lester, inteiigente, senciIlo,
es la personificaci6n del ameri-
cano que aprecia a los latinos no
por 10 que puede sacar de estOs
sino por sus m6ritos y servicios
a esta comunidad.
GPor que no elegir a un hom-
|bre que aprecia a la colonia y
no esta respaldado por la ina
quinaria"?
Del Sr. Culbreath tenemos los
meiores informes, per0 81, en-
Hos Gitimos amos, no ha vividc
Ien contacto directo con el pue.
bio latino.
Votemos por J. W. Lester, a.
migo sincere Y ciudadano caba.
iIleroso.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
SOCIALES
Kid Party

CeleDraSe ell luneS ~ en- no.
nor del Undo bottom de rosa, Ro
ber.ico Leon, hijo de los espo-
SOS Mary y Julio Leon.
Ell feliz motive de la que Sc
"a agradable fiesta infantil nc
es otro, que ell cumplir Rober-
tico su primer ano de vida.
Ell party" tendra lugar en-
la Gale de Mitchell 1905, resi-
dencia de sus abuelos, los dis
tinguidos esposos Rita y Herr
berto Leon.
Anticipamos ~nuestros mejo.
res deseos por la eterna ventu.
ra de Robertico y de sus amar
tes padres.
Prometemos asiStir Y rese-
mar la fiesta.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
ORDENADA LA INVESTI-
GACION DE UN CRIMEN

Madrid, JUNO 25,-El minis
tro de la gobernaci6n ha cursa-
do IN telegrama al gobernador
de Granada diciendo que agote
todoS los recursos para inVesti-
gar ell asesinato del anciano Gu
"a parroco del pueblo de Mon
tefrio, Sr. Jose Garcia, que te-
MIA 80 amos de edad.
De una cuchillada, cuando e,
cura dormia, lie quitaron la vida
V Sc supone que ell criminal pc,
metro en- la Residential del sacer-
dote con ell prop6sito de robar-
lie.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25

''s'7 ""''">A VIVA.
"~'1"'t'' NV "s'o Wv
loS tluua"""'S '"llioS ~ ''''
o'a g ""',eS p'oA'''o'
Jesus So''ino oe '"fi'S 10
0'i0"''''S "' co'''' GUY
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
BAKER OPUESTO A LA A.
BOLICION DEL PLAN DE
Las DOS TERCERAS PAR
TIES

Cleveland, JUNO 25.-New-
ton ID, Baker, a quien sc viene
mencionando como possible can
didato a Ia nomination democra
tea, manifesto aqui hoy su opo-
sici6u al plan dc los amigos del
gobernador Roosevelt, que ira
tan de- abolir la regla de las dos
terccras parties de los votos.
Baker sostiene que pasar por
encima de las tradicVnes del
.partido seria crear al mismO
una situaci6n dificil y entorpe-
Ger la labor de propaganda de
su candidate.
Los hombres sensibles-a-
muy duro
defender a un candidate que sa-
liera a la palestra con tai man
cha moral en- su ejecutoria.'
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
ROb0 en- DeSpOb}ddO

Wv ~"
Els ell titulo de la divertida co
media que ell viernes Is del en-
tlante mes Sc representara en-
el St. Joseph Hall, bajO los aus
picios de The Holy Name Socie-
ty.
Figuran en- ell reparto las in
t~eresantes Srtas. Raquel Hevia.
Margarita y Manuela Fernan-
dez y Alta Perez, y los j6venes
Severino Quintanilla, Tomas
Pasaron, Carlos Toran0 y Pa,
! bio Gaiindo.
Ademas de la function teatra
figuran en- ell programa gran nj
nero de variedades.
Les ensayos de "Robo en- Des.
pcbIado" Sc efectdan con reguls
lidad y podremos ~anticipar que
los papeles seran admirahemer
tie interpretados.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
SERA ~REORGANIIADA LA
SECRETARIA DE ESTAD0

Habana, JUNO 25.-El Dr.
Orestes Ferrara ha ratificado
sus manifestations de hace
pocos dias, diciendo que veri-
ticara una completa reorgani-
zaci6n en- su departments.
Piensa Ferrara economical
cerca de $4,000 sin entorpe
GER la eficacia del serVicio di-
plomatico y consular.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
UNA RECO-
DE RUIZ DE
AIDA

Madrid, JUNO 25.-Con mott
vo de la intranquilidad existen-
te en- Europa y de una conferen-
cia dada en- Barcelona por ell IA
moso navigator Captain Ruiz
de Aida, los peri6dicos republi-
canos dicen que ell gobierno de-
be atender la recommendation de
Aida y construir nuevos aero
puertos en- distintos lugares de
la peninsula.
Aida cree que la situaci6n de
Espana la convierte en- ell aero
puerto del future para el servi-
clio trasatlantico entire Europa Y
la America.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25

iPor que ha dicho listed que
r. r. Joughin sera nOminado
en- las segundas primarias?-
nos pregunta ell amigo a quien
nos hemos referido en- los para
fos anteriores.
Spencer fue sheriff Ocho amos
V NADIA hizo por "limpiar" esta
comunidad, aunque ahora pro-
mete~ "limpieza".
Cuando. Will era sheriff los
"forreros' Y los "repetid0res" a
bundaban.
81 en- Qchoa no n%pudo "lim-
piar", tampoco podra hacerle
en- doce.
! Joughin ha dSsempenado SD
puesto por menos de cuatro a
+ nos Y conveAdria probarlo en-
otros cuatro mas.
Una "dificultad" para r. T
es que Sc lie describe apoyadc
pa la "maquinaria" de P. y 7
c4ndo es 10 cierto que 81 tien'
p4 rsonalidad propia y muchos
ahigos en- todas la sesferas,
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
VerbenG

v z W w
Ha sido senalada la n0che del
16 de Julio para la gran VERDE
ma que la Seccion de Recreo del
Centre Espanol celebrara en-
Florence Villa, amenizada por
la famosa orquesta Kentucky
Kernels.
Nos informa nuestro simpa-
tico amigo Severino Quintani-
LA, que sus organizadores pre-
sentaran entretenidas y origi-
males atracciones Y que los ON
nibus saldran cada Is minutes
del edificio del Centre de Ybor,
La verbena durara desde las
8 de la noche del sabado hasta
las A de la madrugada del do,
mingo.
Oportunamente daremos de-
TALES sobre esta verbena que
promote ser TODD IN verdaderC
acontecimiento social.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
TEATROS
CASINO

THSINU
Mantiene en- su cartel la no
table superproducci6n de miste-
rio 'Frankenstein' a Buck Jone
EN- South of the Rio Grande',
V ell tercer episodio de la emocio
mantle serie reflective Lloyd.
Para manana domingo Sc a
nuncia lie pelicula radiografica
especial titulada "GAre these
our children?'
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
CONGRATULADOS LOS A
VIADORES ESPAN0LES
JIMENEZ E IGLESIAS

Madrid, JUNO 25.-El gobier
no ha congratulate a los famo-
sos aviadores Jimenez e Igiesias
por la parte principal que estos
tomaron en- el congreso de pilo-
tos trasatlanticos efectuado re-
cientemente en- Roma.
Jimenez e Iglesias hicieron ell
viaje de ida y vuelta a la capt.
tai italiana en- su famoso aero
plano Jesus del Gran Poder".
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
MAS DE 100000 CAMPESI-
NOS CHINOS HAN SIDO
ASESINADOS

Shanghai, JUNO 25.-Infor-
mes ncgados al gobierno chino
oicen cue las partidas de comu-
s., stas. de la provincial de Kiang-
han asesinado y hecho desa-
parecer a mas de 100000 perso-
mas. la mayoria campesinos.
Esta cifra abarca el ultimo
nimcstrc Y opinase que en- otras
proviucias ct numcro de vcti-
mas no eS menos grande.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
CAFE CURANO PARA Los
ESTADOS UNIDOS

Habana. JUNO 25.-Un car
gamento de cafe cubano, cosc-
chado en- la provincial de o.
riente, ha sido enviado a los
Estados Unidos. La compania
eXportadora Sc propoue en-
War a este pals cerca de 100
mil toneladas cada ano.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
LOS VETERANOS AGRADE
CTDOS

Habana, JUNO 25.-Los We
tcranos de la guerra hispano-
americana han remitid0 Otra
carta al DR.. Zubizarreta, Sc
cretario de gobernaci6n, agra
deciendo que este los haya ex-
La gaceta., 1932-06-25

DOCtOres en- Furmdcid
Acaban de recibir tan homo,
so titulo los j6venes Gustavitc
Moreno y Abelardo Santa Cruz
Los dos pasaron los examenes
del Board de la Florida, con al.
tas y brillantes notas.
Llegue hasta ellos la mas ca.
lurosa felicitaci6n y nuestros
~sinceros votos por un franco
exito en- ell eiercicio de la profe'
sion.
La gaceta., 1932-06-25
Hucid P0sS-n-G33Ue

Hacin P0SS-n-G13Ue
Saldra manana a disfrutar de
una breve temporada de Vaca-
Clones de veran0, la distinguish
ffamilia del DR.. Nestor A. Por-
%tCcarrerO.
FL cronista le desea grata es-
Itancia en- la preciosa playa.