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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
JORDAN PITCHES NO HIT GAME IN
 CATHOLIC LOOP

Two big innings, the first and fourth, gave the Lady of Lourdes an Il to 9 win over the Sacred l Hearts last night in the only game of five that resulted in close com petition. St Joseph's by, a 13 to win over St Michael's of Waterville kept it's second round, slate clean an dis leading the league with all took an to l shellacking from the St Margaret crew smothered SS. Peter and Paul boys 12 to |, and the St Pats were shut out by Blessed Sacrament 9 to 0.
 Though they outhit their op- ponents 14 to 10, the Hearts lost to the Lourdes when the Italian boys scored five runs in the first inning and sixth in the fourth. off Flah- erty and Carroll. Darlington, with triple and three singles led the 1 batters. while Bennett and Corden batted well. The Hearts scored steadily from the start, but wer. two runs short at the finish, though they blanked their oppon- ents in five of the seven innings Mt Carmeps team started and finished with a rush, all eight of their runs coming in the first inning, while DiBiase held the St 1 Francis crew to two hits. which with Ruaso's error gave them a lone run in the sixth. Martino hit four times safely, includiAg a double while Varienelli socked a homer and Rossi and Forte hit two out of four.
 Ned Farley, last years Crosby High finger almost got away with perfectly pitched game, only one hit being scored off him in five innings, after which his father, Big Ed" Farley held the ,opposi- tion hitless and St Margaret's won easily over SS. Peter and Paul 12 to |.
 Jordan held St Patrick's hitless. while his mates batted hard. and Blessed Sacrament won 9 to O.. Redden and Stevens hit hard for the winners. @r.%
 St Joes scored all Of their. 13 runs in two innings, winning from St Michaels 13 to. [. 4f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Reporters Play Bremen Tonight
 at Fulton Park

Frank Gilhoolcy will be on the mound for the Reporters tonight at Fulton Park at, 6 o'clock when the scribes take the field agains. Shooter" Kelly's Fire Laddies. The tilt was originally scheduled fer Hamilton park, but change wt.s made yesterday when it was learned that the Public Parks League postponed tilts from a week ago Sunday would be- played this evening at the east end dia- monds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
JOE BACLEY TO
 TAKE PREP COURSE

Joe Bdgiey who stands six feet three and half inches in his stock ing feet will either enter Rochester Military academy or Samuel John pon aca Iemy next month. it was learned from reliable authority this morning. The elongated Wilby high school sophomore will not return to the green and white insti- tuition.
 Bagley has just returned from the C. M. r. C. camp where he und Jimy Tracy. another Wilby protege, were members of Battery q quintet which copped nc 'hmp basketball title. He ulso took flI't place in the back stroke event on inc camp swimming program and wns member of tho relay team. chosen from n registration npproAi' uanteiy l0O0 boys. Sarge" Bagley was the tailest boy at camp,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Elm Giants Quit
 Against Wildcats

Trailing 1 to going into the seventh inning, Bill Maisto's Elm Giants walked off the field at Un- employed Stadium last night and ing a decision of Umpire O'Don- nell.
 The Giants had men on first and second and one out when the next batter's' try hit the ground in foul territory and struck the batsmen whom O.Donnell called out. Roy Murphy questioned the decision as we'll as the rest of the Giants and when the umpire refused to alter his verdict, the Giants picked up their equipment and went home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
To-day's Sport
 Parade
{. By HENRY McLEMoRE

<VM1fG4 Press Stan COrkespOndcnt)
 New York, Aug 9.-(UP)-Al- though Mrs Helen Wills Moody's
 absence will cost the United States
 Lawn Tennis association a pocket ful of money. it's a fine thing that
 she has decided to stay in Paris
 instead of defending her national singles title at Forest Hills next tweek-fine for Miss Helen Jacobs sake. r s
 with Mrs Moody no closer than
 the Champs Elysees, the, Berkeley
 Helen is pretty sure thing to win
 the American championship. And it's about time she did. Lawdy, up" to Mrs Moody. Helen has champion. for the last four. or. five
 years. both here and abroad.
 Mrs Moody has cost Miss Jacobs more title than you could shake a stick out. She trounced Helen | in the Wimbledon finals of 1929 and 1882. the American finals of 1928. .Seabright last year and a
 dosen lesser events. No one be-
 grudges Mrs Moody these victories. She's far and away the greatest
 player fn the game. standing just
 as far ahead of Miss Jacobs as the
 Berkeley girl stands out In front
 ef the 'rsmainder of the American | 1cid. VIZ. y1f 'f1'
 Probably the only time Miss
 Jacobs resented her rival trounc-
 Ing her was at EeabrIght last year. Miss Jncobe. needing but one vle- tory to retire the handsome and prlxed bowl. was the first to enter the lists. Mrs Moody held back her entry blank until play had ac.
 tuaiiy started. Many followers of tho game say the great cnIifornIan entered at the last inoment only
 for the purpose Of preventing Mss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
The Standing
Van Snyder Tops Bill Shatas in
 Y Net Tourney

The first round of the Beau Brummel club tennis tourney was completed yesterday on Biii Hay. den's private courts on Evergreen street. The results follow:
 Van Snyder defeated Btii Shatas. G-?. 6.?; Bill Sheriff defeated Chick Desmarais. 6-i. 6-2; Art Homel defented Biil Haydon. 6.9. 4.s. s.2; Art Stein defeated Eddie Deiinks. 6.i. 6.2; otto shatas de. feated Lomer Manseau. G-s. 6.4; Ed NaRle defeated Joe Kushlis. g.s. G.4; c. Ruggics dcfeated Joe Carroll. 7.s. G.2; W. o'Neil de. fentsd H. Wynn. 6.i. ss2.
 second round paIrings follows; Bob Hnmel vs Van Snyder; Otto shntas VI Art steini c. RuseIcs vz Ed Nasle: Bherrih vs o'Nell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
FOX AND HOFFMAN
 ON GREENSBORO CARD WITH RETzLAFF TONITE

New York. Aug 9.-After being twice postponed as a result Of rain. the ten-round heavyweight bout between Charley Retzlaff. of Du- luth, and isadore stnnagn. of Spain, will he held thls evening at tho Greensboro stadium.
 The two arc hard punchers md a knockout is likely. Rctzlaffs record shows 3S knOckouts In 4C bouts. GaEtnnsa has scored 3i knockouts in 34 engagements.
 The gcmi.finai will hiring together Marty Fox and Loo Mitchell. henvy weights. In m cight-round bout. George iIoffmnn, tho former am. ntcur heavyweight. will tnke on MaXlo Pink in h slx.r0und affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
ADAMS GOLFER GETS
 RECORD HOLE-IN-O ONE

Adams, Mass, Aug 0-(U. P.) Philip D. Powers, veteran Adams sportsman, holds the rare golflng distinction of hav- ing scored holes.in. .Onc twice.
 Already Q member of the Hole -in. Ono Club, an honor Inc gained a number of years ago, Adams, playing in 3 foursome at the Forest Park Country Club yesterday, sunk drive for an ace. The feat was accom-. plished on the 165 yard seventh hole.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Wednesday Schedule
 in Parish League
HAMILTON PARK


 6:15 D. m.-No. 1--St Joseph vs St Francis. Umpire, Cum ningham. Scorer, O'ConnOr.
 No. 2-Sts Peter and Paul vs St Patrick's. Umpire, Stan. ton. Scorer, Burke. t FULTON PARK
 6:15 D. m.-Sacred Heart vs St Margaret. Umpire, COstal. do. Scorer, NardOzZi. WATERVILLE PARK 6:15 D. m.-Blesscd Sacra- ment ys Mt Carmel. Umpire, Greece. Scorer, Cook.
 WASHINGTON PARK 6:15 p. m.-St Michacl's vs IOurdes. Umpire, Ruggles. Scorer, Perguini.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Davies Schedule
 Conrad Family

Leo orslnls oakyille Davies. leaders Of the City Recreation league, will show nt the South rchooi grounds tonight at Gifb o. clock against the coDrad family. The lhtetr ngKreanti0n will take the field with Fred. George, How. ard, Ciiff Rnd Henry C0nrnd and Neserfs other well Known Conrad toys. NIch znppDne VIII hurl for the Davies Meth Brownie orens oFv upholdina his offerlnaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
DoDGERs GET sWEETI.ANp. .,
 2 EARM HIM TO skEEHEH'

New York. Aug o--Lestsr Sweet land, tho left-handed pitcher wn fiopped with the PhslIies twe ys1. ago after q promialng atnrt: 's ne' 2' in the Brooklyn organlsatiens ~ v Joined the Jsrsey City eksssss s { yesterday, Bweetland vas ssnt ' Los Angeles by the cubs Ial spring but was lot oiti HuslHee NlanGger Dave DFiscolI picking hif CD for an0theF chance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
LILY FADED

Dover. Eng. Aug .. fuP)--Liiy Copplest0no Of New Zealand open- cd the Channel swimming season tosdny though she failed Co reach Dover from Cape drisnez.
 Miss copploHtone entered the water at midnight. -Four hoprs and GO minutes later Hhe gave 60 the attempt Co beat the record eBthb. iished by Gertrude Edefie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
:. pENIEs ..Neaker sEX.

RockaWay Beach, Oreeoh
 (UP) - Carl Collins. Universits of oregon stuednt and orchestr leader, does not believe womei are of the "weaker sex" IT would have drowned in drift tid' which swept him out to sea recent iv had. not two young, unldentifiet girls swan, out and saved him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Grimm,
 the Reaper

Ny the simple method of being ono of the them in thought, word and deed, Manager Charley Grimm of the Chicago Cubs. is making great headway toward steering the Wrigley machine into the National league pennant. They have won four out of six for him so far, and on every side there are words Of encouragement, from players and fans alike. At the same time, Grimm. an old baseball man in point of experience will not allow any of the boys to kick over the traces, as he proved in his hand ling of young Hemsley, the catcher after bailing him out of jail and paying his fine. In other words he is reapins results of the most beneficial kind. Grimm plans to let the men think for themselves and is always open to suggestions he told interviewers. Winch was far different from Hornsby $ method of handling them. After all, vinegar never would eaten flies nor can verbal gall win base ball championships, e pc C ialiy when such gall is directed against ones own team mates.
 Brooklyn has signed Walter
 Beck, minor league pitching ace
 with Memphis. What a come 7RE(K they should make now.
 Winsted's town team has won thirty out of forty games this sea- son, and take on the Lincoln Giants tomorrow night. If the town likes baseball that well, it should be ripe for an Eastern league fran rhise in year or so.
 They're talking about matching 5Kaplan with Tony Canzoneri for Atlantic City. Peter Reilly wouli think of one like that to ruin com pletely one of the greatest little fellows who ever drew on Feather mitten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
YESTERDAYS HERO

Jim Collins 6f the ciardinnis, who broke upsn game Co the itth Inning with q "f0ur baenef, driving Co q mate ahead of him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
 STANDINGS }
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Gamen Yesterday. St Louis 2. Philadelphia 6 {1st). St Louis 6, Philadelphia 4 (11 in nings, 2d game). (Only games scheduled).
 Games Today. Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Boston. @ St Louis atsPhiladelphia.
 Games Tomorrow. Pittsburg at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. gs St Louis at Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Brazans Center OF Second Serious Outbreak At Opic
Swimmers Attack Hungarian Referee;
 Police Swing Clubs
By STUART CAMERON

Los Angeles Aug 9 - (UP) - Hoots, boos, roars and flying fists and night sticks that landed officials chns and resulted in disqualification of the entire Brazilian water polo team had the Olympic athletes in uproar today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09

olasgow, Scotland. baa Just feupd that some people living on the dole nfe worth from tfo,0OO to vlD,@0p.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09

are also listed. steols reGisiered a ono round kpoctont over Walter lIiafsik, epfingaeid performer, at Hartford last seek. if a,i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Rains Batted n.
Pstcaing.

Jacobs from getting the trophy Those who saw the cup presenta- ton ceremonies at the close of the tournament. with Miss Jacobs and Mrs Moody standing side by side and trying to act like palsr will never forget it. MM
 But that was probably the only time Miss Jacobs took defeat at the hands cf Mrs Moody without her accustomed grace. During the four CT Ave years she has been competing in the east no one ever heard her offer an excuse for her failure to piay the world champion more evenly than she did.
 Add slmilss No. ss4--jincsrs as Joe Jacobs apology Co the New York boxing eefIsn,lssion.
 Isn't it about time the oefmans. Finns, I}ritons and the ether oIymi: pio visitors gave of the old alibI about strange climate. food, water, surr0nndinga. e etteE1f The knericnns always ff6,. gel' know. when they lost on fessisn soil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Uanles WelIav,

Toronto st Jersey City. Rochester at Newark nunaIO Rt Albany.
 Montreal ct Baltimore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
INTERNATI0NAL LEAGUE.
finnses YesleFllnJ

..a.,o Iassss s. x,.s.s xss's,dsk;. XXX. ..,.,. Montreal at Baltimore lnight gin.) ) (only games scheduied)s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
5 .;Eqsu|ts
lBx united I,ressl

At Lancaster, Pa = Johnny Chiodo, 127, Johnstown, Pa. defeat ' ed Johnny Canzoneri, 127. Allen town, Pa. (s); Steve Nitchie, 122. Lancaster (drew) Charley Burns, 122, Johnstown-s(6); Parry Kirch- off, 136, Harrisburg, knocked out Ted Lewis, 134. Hagerstown. Md. (3); Paul Miller. 156. Marietta, Pa, knocked out Ted Goodheart,. 16S. Carlisle (2): Mike Siatt. IA. Steel ton, Pa, knocked out Owen Kid Smith, 140, Mount Joy. Pa, (1).
 At New York-Tony Brescia. 15S, New York, defeated Willie Kline, s156 1-2. Gerany, (6);. Joe Eayarofie, 135 1-2, Scranton, Pa. defeated Koli Kola. 13s. Porto Rico (6).
 At Salem. tMass.-Al Deangells Revere, outpointed Frankie Mil- Ierick. Somervifle (6);s Irish Joe Sullivan, Boston. outpointed liar, rison Allen. Gloucester (6(: Al Demave. Boston, won by q tech nical knockout over Johnny Tag jan, Worcester (23.
 At west Springfield, Mass.--Paul Junior, Ewiston, Me, lightweight outpointed Stanley Loayzu, Cniie (1O): Bob Jasse. Boston outpointed Billy Kohut. New York (S).
 H V -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Games Toliiorrovv
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

v Games Yesterday.
 Washington z, Cleveland 6. Boston at Detroit .(rain).
 (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
TIIIa mn EIVH

csehfig. A simpons sHa ni'I Isr'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
Cannes I'odny,

New York at St Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-09
t:aspes Tes;serrew

Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at St Louis. Boston at Detroit. f
 Washington at Cleveland.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
DlSCUTIDA LA NOTA DEL
VATICANO

Madrid, Feb. 4.-En ell conse-
10 de ministries celebrado ell mar
ties discuti6 ell gobierno la nota
del Vatican0 protestando de la
expulsion dictada contra los ie-
Suitas.
En- los circulos cIericaIes sc
dice que la Suppression de la Orden
de Jesuitas y la confiscaci6n de
sus propiedades ha sido un duro
goNpe para ell Vaticano y una de
las cosas que mas han e~ntriste-
cido al Papa en- los 1ltimos amos,
que no han sido muy felices pa
ra Ia iglesia cat6iica.
Aunque Sc esperaba el decreto
del gobierno Ordenando Ia expul-
sion, la noticia Sc recibi6 en- ell
Vaticano con visible pena.
Mas de 5000 miembros de las
80 comunidades jesuitas de Es-
pana deberan ser transportados
a Portugal, Belgica y HoIanda
pero los mas proYinentes MEM
bros de la Orden probabIemente
iran a Roma a consular con ell
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
CUBA HA OFRECIDO 800, 900
HOMBRES A LOS ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS

Habana, Feb. 4.-En la Sc
cretarfa de estado 10 Sc ha des
mentido la noticia publicada
hace algunos dias por los Pc
riodicos americanos que Sc e.
ditan en- esta capital afirman-
do que ell DIR. Ricardo Herrera,
secretario de la presidential,
habEa dicho que Cuba Sc halIa
ba dispuesta a ayudar con un
ejercito a Estados Unidos, en-
case de guerra con ell Japon.
Ell secretario aludido mani
festo hace POGO dias que ell go
bierno habia dado instructed :
mes al DIR. Oreste Ferrara, en-
bajador de Cuba en- Washing
ton, para que hiciera presente
al presidente Hoover y a la
cancilleria americana, que la
Republica dispone de 100000
hombres de edad militar y que
estos Sc italian a la disposition
de los Estados Unidos en- case
de guerra. -,
La gaceta., 1932-02-04

turhadoras actividades. ST por
ell ccntrario los chiooa, inclu-
yendo las fuerzas ~regulares y
las no uniformadas, persisten
en- tales actividades, ell gobier-
no japones debe conservar Ii
bertad de accion para sus fuer
a militares. Segundo. En- Wis
ia de la poca seriedad de los
chinos en- ell pasado y la grave
dad de la presente ~situacion,
el gobierno japones encuentra
impossible renunciar a la mo
vilizacion y preparation para
hostilidades. Tercero. Ell CO.
bierno japones no tiene obje-
clones para su consul general
y comandante en- Shangai 81
~quieren entrar en- negociacio-
mes para un convenio concer-
~iente a la separation de las
recpectivas fuerzas y 81 es ne
cessrio, ell ESTABLISHMENTS de
una IONA neutral en- ell distri-
to de Chapel. Cuarto. Aun-
que debe presumirse que la
Erase "todas las cuestiones pen
dientes entire Japon y China"
incluye la question Manchu.
riana, Ell gobierno japones es-
TINA esta Ultima como entera-
mente separada del asunto de
changai, y ademas como GU
bierto este asunto 7or una re-
soIucion de la Liga de Nacio-
mes de Diciembre 10 de 1881.
Por 10 tanto, es una norma
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
CARTA CABLEGRAFiCA De CUBA

Los trabajos de auxilios a las
victimas Y sus familiares Sc mi
claron con mayor actividad en-
la manana de hey y esperanse
Eituallas enviadas desde los
buques de la escuadra ameri-
cana cue Sc e%ncuentra en- la
Caimanera, en- Guantanamo.
FL presidente Machado ha
.enviado personals de su con-
fianza a Ia IONA de la catastro-
fe, autorizandolas para reali-
Ear todas las gestiones Y ira
baJos que consideren necesa-
rios. Ell surtido de aqua Sc con-
Sidera suficiente para abaste-
Ger la poblaci6n y no existe nj
la remota posibilidad de una
epidemic.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
Ell REY ALFONSO Sc EN-
PONDRA A SER CAPTU-
RADIO POR UN BUQUE DE
GUERRA ESPANOL

Madrid, Feb. 4.-Dtspachos
recibidos de Mia dicen que ell
Rey Alfonso Saldra dentro de
pocoS diaS en- ell yacht de su a
migo ell Marques Luis MARITIME
de Rivas, a recorrer varios puer-
os del Mediterraneo.
Como Ell yacht del marques
enarbola la bandera espanola, 81
un buque de guerra de la Repu-
blica 10 encontrara Y q|uisiera "a
preSarlo, podria hacerlo sin que
Ell Rey pudiera formuIar recIa-
maci6n alguna.
Toda la tripulaci6n del yacht
ha jurado fidelidad al Rey v He
vara Ia insignia de este; pero ell
hecho de que ell barco forma par
tie del territorio espanol pudie-
IA crearle algunas dificultades
al eX-mOnarca.
Todos los Inconvenience de
este Viaie les han sido senalados
al Rey, pero 81 Sc mantiene fir
me en- su resolution de hacerlo,
partiendo de San Reno, donde
asta al presente de vista la prin
,esa Beatriz de Battemberg, ma
Ire de la reina.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
DE ITALIA
VICTORIO MUSSOLINI CON
TINUA PUBIICANDO ST
PERIODICO

Roma, Feb. 4.-Nictorio Mus
solini, de l6 amos, hijo del pr
mer miniStro. continua redactan
do su peri6dicO La Puma q
los Muchachos'', fundado er
1923, la publication circula er
los Institutes V SuS princiYalaS
redactoreS son estudiantes de C
da Italia, que mandan articulcs
todaS las semanas. Victoria Y
sus companeroS de reduction
leen los articuloS, selecciOnan
los meiores, Y componen el pc
ri6tiico. Algnnas veces el Duce
ayuda a su hijo, recordando su
experienced como director del
"PCppolo de Italia. La finali-
dad de SUI peri0dico ACADIA de ex-
plicarla asi ell j0ven Mussolini:
''nuestro principal prop6sito es
educar a la juventud italiana
para un mayor amor al faSciS-
e Italia. Nuestra publica-
ZION nos cuesta variaS h0raS de
ilflcil trabaio cada dia, dejan-
1onOs solo tempo suficiente pa
"a atender a nuestras lahores !
escolares, pero puedo asegurar
lue TODD ell cuerpo de reduction
'e siente orgulloso de la peque-
ia ayuda que pueda prestar a la :
Italia f~ascista.
Ell semanario cuesta I'm CEN
avo y reproduce todos los dis
'ursos del primer ministro y a
iemas tiene secciones sobre RAJ
lilo, fotografia, peliculas, CHS
es y deportes.
Sc cubren los gastos de la pu-
Dlicaci6n con el dinero de las sus
,ripciones y los pequehos anun-
los.
Victoria asegura que continue
Il la carrera de periodista des-
)ues que termine sus estudios. !
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
LA EX-REINA DE ESPANA
FUE HUESPED DE HONOR
DE UNA FIESTA

Madrid, Feb. 4,-Los peri6di-
cos de Paris traen la noticia de
que ell embajador italiano Y su
esposa, los condos de Manzoni,
dleron recientemente una fiesta
en- la cual fue hu6sped de honor
la ex-reina de Espana, que aho-
"a lIeva ell nombre de Duduesa
de Madrid.
Asisti6 la reina a la represen-
tacl6n de la "Hermana Beatriz",
una opera de Alexandra Gret-
chanfnoff, con letra tomada del
poema de Maeterlink. Esta one
ra fue cOmpuesta hace 20 amos v
Sc retro despu6s de su primera
representation en- Moscu porque
ano de los personajes es la Viz
gen Maria. Gretchaninoff diri-
Rlo Ia opera EN- la fiesta de los
'ohdes y tue presentado a la ex-
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
lNFORME SOBRE Ell ESTA-
TUTO DE CATALUNA

Madrid, Feb. 4.-De un mo-
mento a otro comenzara la dis
custom EN- la Asamblea Nacio-
nal del informe de la comisi6n
nombrada para estudiar ell pro-
veto del Estatuto de Catalina.
En- ell informe ell gobierno de Ca
taluna seguira llevando ell nom
bre de Generalidad y debera eje-
Guitar las 6rdenes del gobierno de
Madrid, pudiendp usar las len
guas espahola y catalina, pero
con la condicionaf de que en- los
documentos que Sc cursen entire
la Generalidad Y ell Gobierno
solo pueda usarse ell lido
ma espanO.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04

Tres budues de guerra japo
neses estuvieron bombardean-
do sin descanso los fuertes Chi
nos de Woosung, per0 estos
han resistido a los proyectiles
como 10 r6istieran aver, Guam
do los japOneses inf0rmaron
que los habian destruido.
La parte mas terrible del
hOmbardeo tuvo lugar entire
las once de la manana Y ell me
diodia, dcspuGs de que Ss des-
troyers 5aponeses Sc habian a
efFcado a los fuerteS aparen-
temcnte para pr0Vocar ell fue-
30 de los canones chinos. Res
2ondieron los chinos con fue-
code ametralladoras
Los despachos de T5kio di-
cen que upa division japonesa
esta n canine de Shangai pa
IA sustituir a los marines com
b4titntes.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
PROGRAMA DE REGIONS
TRUCCION ~PROPUESTO
FOR Ell DIARIO DE CUBA

Santiago de Cuba, Feb. A
En- un a%rticulo de fondo ell pc
ri6dico Diario de Cuba, ell mas
lmfortante de esta capital, re-
cOmlenda IN programa de cons
trucci0n baSado en- estos Qua
tro puntos; alimentos gratis
para los familiares de las vic
timas; Immediate construction
de un SiStema de alcantarilla-
do y reconstruction del paw
mento; I'm ano de moratoria en-
las cuentas comerciales y pa
gar los sueldos que Sc deben 2
los empleados del gobierno.
Aproximadamente ell 800
de las casas de la ciudad ten
dram que ser recOnstruidas.
Debese ell alejamiento de los
Vecin0s de Santiago hacia las
Tomas de los alrededores, a una
proclama del alcalde beside
rio Aznar recomendando un
periodic de evacuation de 2.
horas para evitar ell peligro de
la repetition de los estremeci-
mientos y la caida de las pare
DIES inseguras.
Todas las GALES de Santa
go Sc hallan patrulladas por
fuerzas del ejercito y para tran
star por elias Sc ~necesitan per
misos firmados por las autor;-
dades militares.
Durante los cuatro cientJs
amos de su existencia como ciu
dad, Santiago ha sufrido los
efectoS de intenSos tembloreS
de terra, recordandose como
los que mas danos ocasionaron
sin incur ell de ahora, los de
1875, 1879, 1866 y 1852.