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La gaceta., 1932-05-03
CONTINUAL Ell JUICIO CON
IRA LOS DESFALCADO-
RES DE LA GAIA DE AHO
RIOS

Ilabana, mayo Bel juiciO
oral contra rs desfalcadores de
la Gaia de Ahorros del Centre
Asturiano, continue durante to-
do q dia de aver y hoy empeza-
ran a informar Ell fiscal y la
acusaci6n privada.
Los peritos mercantiies la
madcs a fijar las perdidas SUI
fridas por la Gaia, manifesto
ron n la Audiencia, ell pasado
sabado, que ell total ascendia a
$l98,0l2.50.
FL fiscal base sus conclusio-
mes en- 81 informe de esos peri
vs., pero el acusador privado
6aIcuI' las ptrdidas en- una can
tidad mucho mayor.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
CONTINUA DETENIDO Ell
AVOCADO PEREZ ARAGON

Madrid, Mayo 3.-Continda
detenido bajo la acusaci6n de
estar conspirando en- contra de
la vida del primer ministro A
zaha, e. joven abogado Enri-
que Perez Arag6n, afiliado al
partido comunista. La policia
capture en- ell domicilio del jo-
ven letrado una maleta LENA
de reviewers.
Ell gobiernc, en- una nota da
da aver a la publicidad, dice
que los actos de- rrimero de
Mayo Sc ajustaron al mayor or
den possible dentro de las con-
diciones eXistentes.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

rarse dentro de la Re9ublica,
pero que pOr razoneS econ6mi
caS Y sociales no es possible de-
lar que legue a esa finaliiad.
Temese en- Madrid que una
~eXceSiva autononA C mayor
auge a los Siadicalistas Y or
ran;zaciopes rojas, ahera do,
minadaS por la policia, V que
,S,as traten de establecer una
repdblica eXtrem'sta. Los con.
servadores en- Ca. aluna temen
a los sindicalistas Y radicales,
pero no quieIen que Castillo
les juegue otra mala pasada. y
desean Ell manten.mierto de la
Generalidad. a base de una ra
ZOnable autonomia.
E pres:dente Alcala Zamo-
ra, y ell presidente de la Gene
ralidad, cor mel Macia, llega-
on a un ertendimianto hace
IN arc sobre 10 que Catalina
recibira; pero al presente hay
muchas discuciones, ,%controve,
las y dificultades para llegar
a una soluci6n amig9hle.
La Reforma Agraria es tan
gran 2roblema como la de la
aVtonomia a lis eztados. Espa-
ia es un pals de pe4ueNas fin
cas- y cualquier coSa cue a te-
re ell eStadO actual, seIa una
operation mayor en- un :HerNo
humane.
Otro proyecto de ley que
pronto sera discutido Y es qui-
ia Observation-Disclosures tan i'm
0~ortante como les otros, es Ell
"ue crea Ell control de los ira,
bajos en- los negociOS, La pa
labra dominic, o control, Sc
Isa en- ell sentido frances de in
tervencion, pero grandes COM
pGnias locales y eXtranjeras la
1teIpretan aqui como la direc
ion de los ,rabajadoreS sobre
os negocios.
Con las unioneS obreras tan
fucrtes Y coordinadas como es.
tan aqui, elias quiza sientel
mas inquietud qne ninguna D.
ira e1tidad 0 persona.
Otras medidas pendientes sc
.cfie or a la garantia del or,
len pdblico e. las elecciores
y leyes que de<ean apr bar los
mi Il. terics d. ~iuSticia, tfa5a-
jo, e1ucac;6n y agriculture
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

]" Oficina International del
Tr@ba1O Que en- Ginebra diri-
ge NJ. Alberto Thomas, calcu-
la Que ell numero de hombres
in trabajo, zen ell mundo in
duSrial." llega a 5000, 900
de hcmbres y mnieres.
Una legion de 25 millonas
que vive "al borde del ham
bre y la desesperaci0n!
De esos 25, 10 Sc acreditan .
Estados Unidos.
Y segun pasan los dias, ell
"contingente" aumenta como
81 una parte de la humanidad,
perdido ell eduilibr.O. amelia
ra la ruina de la civilization,
ell desastre
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
NUENAS MEDlDAS SAM
TARIAS APLlCADAS EN-
MATANZAS

Habana, mayo 3,-Nueyas y
rigurosas m,didas sanitarias
Sc han APPLICABLE en- Matanzas
para %contener ell brote de fie-
bre titoidea que ha causado ALI
aIgunas dcfunciones.
FL gobisrno espera domiuar
por compieto Ell brote dcntro de
muy pocoS dias.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

Mr.. Blackburn, utilizando a
Su hijo de orador, pide que los
clubs %civicoS Y los ministries de
Ia RELIGION lie ayuden a "bo-
rrar' de les libros los miles de
oombreS falsoS escritoS en- ellos
por suS "ayudantes."
INC pudo evitar ell registra-
dor que les libros Sc llenaran
n g a forma, escogiendo para
"c2;darloS' a personals como
cedoras de los 1arrlos V sus ha
bitantes?
GEXageran los ciudadanoS
az philharmonic afirman pa
san de 10000 los nombres
"'falsos?"
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
Roy Tdmargo

Roy Tamargo
Caballeroso j6ven que fue
reeIecto Presidente del Club
Bon Ton, en- una junta verifi-
cada por los valiosos miembros
de dicho Club, la noche del pa
sado viernes, en- ell Auditorium
del parque de Robes.
Tambien fue reelecto ell Sr.
John Corey, Vice Presidente.
En- honor de los oficiales cleo
tos Sc verificara manana por la
noche, a las ocho y media, un
banquete en- ell Hotel Ell Pasa-
je.
Sc lombran asi los otros Off
ciales: Joe Salinas, Louis Cue
ira, Oscar Alvarez, Gerardo
Y Tony Chiaramonte.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

IenRmoS aqui algunOs poll
-lc0s %senSatOs V muchos politi-
cos 'deSDreocupados;' tenemos
DOR aca muchoS hombres Y
muJCreS cue anhelan Servir a
a cOmunidad, deSempenando
los mas altos puestos del esta-
dc, ell condado Y la naci5n; te-
remOs muchos hombres titles.
inteligentes, discretos Y bon
d9dosoS: p2ro muy pocoS que
rcunan las condiciones del CO.
ronel Phillip Murphy, director
del Consejo de los Sin Traba-
10.
Mr.. Murphy organiza, COM
pre-, reparte, eXplica, cOnven-
ce, %pronuncia discursos Y de-
dica ca,orce o ounce horas
diarias a labores titles a esta
comunidad.
Y muchos dias eScucha re
proches que no merece y "prue
ba' la amargura sonriendo,
co1lr un d fomatico.
Ell coronel Murphy es ac-
tualmente uno de los mas cal
tos valores ciudadanos' de
Ia npa Y ell Sur de Florida.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE- CUBA

va que el taoaco elaborado por
les obreros cubanos no tienen
'quien 10 supere en- ell mundo.
Ccndena csc leader, expresan
d eel sentir de sus companeros,
IN proyecto de cooperative que
$ atribuye al ST.. Juan Mas
? MS. jefe de la comisi6n eco
n mica.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
CnnitMLO de enfermOs

Capitulo de enfermos
Entran hoy en- un franco perio-
\ do de convalescencia, las es-
~ituales Y gentiles hermann
Margarita y Lizzie Norie-
pasA ell DR.. Nestor Portocarre-
70.
AL consignar esta grata no
ticia de mejoria, seguimos in,
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
AnOtodof Oficjdi

Pal todos los juegos de "bas
ket" cue Sc efec+den en- la loca-
lidad, ha sido nombrado el en-
tusiast sportnan, i6von muy
conocido en- nuestrcs circulOs
deportivos, senior Emilio Gar
cha, que en- la actualidad diri-
ge ell West Tampa Club.
Grand exitos le deseamos.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
Natalie CerLi

Natalie CeTh
Notable bajo cantante, que
figurara en- la Chicago Opera
Co. Sc presentara la noche del
Concerto del Professor Braga,
senalado para ell lunes Is del CO.
rriente mes.
Para esta velada artistica
hay una gran demanda de I'll
ckets".
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

Habana, mayo 3,-AunQue re
cientemente Sc do la noticia de
Que los tabaqueros descaban las
maquinas para poner en- ell mer
a precios baratos, las vi
infe$iores, la mayoria de
los torcedores se muestra CON
trar'a a las maIuinas y sostiene
que nd\son encmigos de elias
por sers maquinas, sino porque
al preseAte Ran siendo explo-
tadas por unos cuantos hombres
y sigueH produciendo la miseria
y el dolor del proletariado.
Uno de los directories de los
tabaqueros declare antSayeS
que las maquinas no deben exis
en- Cuba Dor raZOnes de
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

Hranklyn d. Roosevelt, a
QUEEN combate AL Smith, ell fra
caSadO lider dem6crata, cu9n-
a hasta hoy con ell apoyo de
los siguientes delegates: Is
De Arkansas, 80 de New Yorb,
80 de Georgia, 6 de Puerto Ri
20, 6 de la Fora del Canal de
Fa1ama, 26 de Iowa, 8 de
t,or.h Dakota, 26 de Kentuc-
ky, 6 de Fili)inas, II de Mai
ne. 80 de Michigan, 6 de Alas
ka 81 de Minnesota, l6 de Ne
bra ka 26 de Wisconsin, 8 de
Ne-v Hampshire Y SO de Penn
sylvania.
California escogera hoy en-
tire Is candidates Roosevelt,
Smith Y Garner
Fstan va comprometidoS en-
differences candidates, Illinois,
cue apo.a a James Ham = !
Lewis; 1xas. que figura en- a
.asilla q Garner; Massachus-
sa+s oaIwldO nor Smith; Mary
land, qdt pertenece al gober-
nador Richie; Virginia, que
apoya a II. F. Byrd; Missouri,
que desea poner a James A.
Reed en- la presidential North
Dakota, cue ~comienda a Mu
rrav: Oklahoma, que pertene-
&c a Murray; Ohio, que reco-
mienda al gVbernador White;
smith ;ene 10 de los delega-
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
LOS RETIRA
RAN OTRA DIVISION

Toxic, Mayo 8 Esperasa
de un momento a otro la firma
de un convccio chino-japCn6s
que restablezca entire los dos
paises las mejores relaciones
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
La COLNmna

La COlumna
Esta Agrupaci6n, tornado
por socios del Circulo Cubano,
celebr6 ant h una imporfante,
junta en- Ia sa]a de actos de "a
.citada sociedad Guiana.
Sc acordt en- p:incioiN "on
ell APPLAUSE de todos regn.dos,
efectuar un Hc-NiAlss yea
que de recreo ell der
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
LOS NAPOLiTANOS QUE
rem TENER FLORES

NapoIes, Mayo tina de
las paradoias de Napoles es
que obtiene productos de la
terra, pero muy pocas flores,
Es una exception encontrar
bal.ores o terraHas adornadas
con flores.
Los principales hotelcs de
Napoles compran sus flores en-
la Riviera.
Hace dos mil amos era dife-
rente. Fl director de las eXca-
vaciones en- Pompeya y Hercu
lano infCrma que en- las dos
enterradas ciudades no habia
una sofia casa sin jardin y men
ciora que en- la Ultima villa des
cubierta en- HerculanO, cada
ventana tenia una GAIA de mo-
saicOs para flores. =
Los napolitanos han comen-
zado ahora a cultivar flores
para revivir la costumbre So
m 80
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

actual. para conmemorar ell ter
Ger aniversario de la funda-
ci6n de La Columna.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

tel eS@pdOnOS por la Salud de d.
chOS enfsrmOS.
II din II
De. n.- De mayo, tendra iu-
gar ell bale de las flores en- e
Palacio d la Ia. avenida y Gale
16.
Urganizado por los simpati-
cos jtvenes de la Secci6n de Re
creo del Centre Espanol.
Como esta fiesta bailaAs tie
n caracter social, solo Nran
as'stir les socios de la reNeri.
da instruction, asi como tAQ-
bien los senores socioS de ~
Ber6fica.
Una reputada orquesta ha 81
do cOntratada.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

tel es&rdonos por la salud de di-
chOS enfsrmOS.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

de amistad.
Como prueba
tuaci6n ha mejor
eta ell hecho de-
sion regresara d
dada por ell Ora
dando la novena
de vi&lancia p,
Shangai.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
DEATH
LAID To REDS

PARIS, May 9. Q.N.S.-Satis-
fled that Paul Gorguloff, assassin
Of President Doumer, is sane, po-
lice today reuueStioned him and
at the same time extended their
Investigations to virtually every
capital Of Europe in an attempt
to determine the motive for the
crime.
One report traced was that
Gorguloff was employed by COM
munists. Although Moscow We
hemently denied this, reports per
sisted from Prague and Brussels
that the assassin had Communist
connections.
Nine. Gorguloff, his wife, was
freed today. She told police her
husband never had showed signs
Of insanity and that he was ex-
tremely religious.
While more than IS foreigners
were rounded up at Nice, one Of
the scenes of Gorguloff's recent
activity, it was said police sought
in particular one man and one
woman associate.
The theory Gorguloff was be-
ing financed by higher ups" was
strengthened by the fact he had
deposited 5000 (about 5000 in a
Nice bank and recently had with
drawn most of it,
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
ADELE ASTA|RE
NOW A LADY

CHATS WORTH, Derbyshire,
England, May 9 GN.S0.-A ro-
nance of many years standing
reached its climax today with the
marriage of Adele Astaire, inter
nationally known dancer, and Lord
Charles Cavendish, second son of
The Duke of Devonshire.
The ceremony took place in the
private chapel Of Chatsworth
House, ancestral home of the
dukes of Devonshire, holders of a
Elucal title dating back to the sew
enteenth century.
The ceremony was private, be-
Ing attended by only immediate
relatives of the bride and groom.
Lord Charles brother-in-law,
Henry Hunloke, was best man.
The Reverend Foster-Pegg, pri-
Wate chaplain to the Devonshire
family, officiated. The village
choir sang hymns.
Miss Astaire was given in mar
eiage by her mother. A simple
wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, after which the bridal
pair left by automobile for Lon
don and a secret honeymoon
abroad.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
TARDIEU YIELDS
To HERR|OT
TOMORROW
Rebuked at Polls, His Cabinet
Will Resign; New Chamber
Ruled by Radicals

PARIS VIA PHONE TO
LONDON, May 9 (I.N.S.).
Premier Andre Tardieu, whose
government was crushingly
defeated in yesterdays parlia.
mentary elections, announced
this afternoon he will resign
tomorrow night, and under no
circumstances will he consent
to retain office.
Following custom, Tardieu and
his ministers will present them
selves at the Elysee Palace
shortly after the National AS.
sembly elects g new President to
succeed Paul Doumer, victim OF
an assassin. They will return
their seals of office to the Prest-
dent at once.
It had been predicted that the
new President would ask Tard1eu
and his cabinet to remain at
their posts until the new parlia-
ment is convened in June but
the text Of the official announce
ment makes it plain a govern
ment headed probably by Edouard
Herriot, victorious leader of the
radical Socialists, will take office
Wednesday,
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
BOYCOTT URGED
As WAR CURB

NEW YORK, May 9 QN.S),
A concerted economic boycott by
a group of nations against a
country which began hostilitieS
or threatened them in violation
of the Kellogg pact would help
to enforce peace. Evans Clark,
director Of the twentieth century
fund, said today in a letter to
Acting Secretary of State Viii
liam r. Castle, jr.,
He declared the committee on
economic sanctions created by
the fund and headed by Nicholas
Murray Butler, president of Co
lumbia University, sought to
bring about a conference Of all
signatory nations to the pact to
sign a supplementary protocol
agreeing to international meas
ureS of non-intercourse with any
aggressor under the pact.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
Pastor Calls Some
Mothers UnLUOrthU

Lauding the observance Of
Mothers Day, the Rev. r. Y.
Nicholson, speaking at the Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Protes.
tant Church yesterday, said that
mother" is the greatest name by
which a woamn may be known.
Not all women, he said, are
worthy of the most beautiful
word in the English language"
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
Herriot, Radical,
Defeats Tardieu

PARIS, May 9 Q.N.S0-Former
Premier Edouard Herriot, radical
Socialist leader, scored a smash
ing victory over Premier Andre
Tardieu in yesterdays second par.
liamentary election and appeared
virtually certain to succeed Tar
dieu as premier when the new
chamber convenes June l.
Contrary to predictions, the as
aSsination of President Doumer
failed to check the swing to the
left, set well on its way In cleo
tions a week ago.
The left parties emerged with
358 Of the 602 seats accounted for
today as against only 244 for the
right. Thirteen district were yet
to be heard from.
M. Herriot's radical Socialist
party was by far the strongest,
with 156 deputies elected. Next
strongest were the Socialists with
129. If tradition is followed, M.
Herriot will be elected premier
when the new chamber meets,
since he is the leader Of the
strongest party of the strongest
group.
M. Tardieu's party standing
dropped from 101 seats to 72.
The Radical Socialists gained Al
seats and the Socialists II.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
REBEL SLAYERS
FACE DEATH

LIMA, Peru, May 9 GN.S).-
Preparations were rushed today
to bring before a court-martial
several score Communist sailors
who yesterday seized the two
cruisers of the Peruvian navy,
only to be subdued several hours
later.
The mutineers face death, and
according to law must be brought
to trial within 48 hours after cap
ture.
The revolt was staged spectac-
ularly when the sailors Of the
cruisers Almirante Grau and Coro-
mel Bolognesi mutinied as the
ships lay off Callao, port for Lima.
The uprising was ended quickly
when a submarine opened fire
upon the Coronel BologneSi and
loyal government airplanes threat
ened to bomb the rebels.
All the rebels had gathered on
the Coronel Bolognesi, and a
white flag was quickly flown in
place Of the red.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
NEW SNAG SEEN
IN ARMS TALK

GENEVA, May 9 U.N.S0.
Postponement of the disarma.
ment conference until June /, or
even until after the Lausanne
reparations conference later in
the month, was predicted in some
quarters today as a result Of the
left landslide in yesterdays
French elections.
The fact that Andre Tardieu,
now only an ad interim premier,
will be unable to defend his
thesis was advanced as good
cause for postponement, par
ticularly since this will be added
to the necessary absence from
Geneva of Chancellor Bruening
of Germany and Premier Mac.
Donald of Great Britain.
Bruening is tied down and I'm
able to leave Berlin, while Mac
Donald's convalescence from his
recent eye operation will keep
him from active work for four
or five weeks.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
DUE
To NAME HEAD
TOMORROW d,
Efforts to Avoid Struggle at
Versailles May Be Baked;
Thousands View Body

PARIS, May 9 (I.N.s.).
While the body Of President
Paul Doumer lay in state at
the Elysee Palace, the National
Assembly prepared to meet at
Versailles tomorrow to elect
his successor.
The usual political struggle
surrounding a presidential cleo
ton has been toned down by
the tragedy, but has become
doubly complicated by the power
Of the Senate, combined with the
old Chamber Of Deputies, to elect
the conservative Albert LeBrun
against the wishes of the newly
elected radical chamber.
Radicals Show Power
Paul Painleve and Fernand
Bouisson, an even more out
spoken radical, are most favored
by the controlling groups in the
new chamber.
To prevent appearances Of a po-
litical quarrel over Doumer'S body,
an effort is being made to settle
the choice in advance, so the meet
ing at Versailles will be q mere
solemn ratification. But it will be
difficult to Keep down political pas
SionS.
The attempt to rush LeBrun
into the Elysee Palace because he
is president of the Senate, as his
two predecessors were, has been
blocked by radicals, who refused
to accept this precedent.
Thousands View Body
Presidential negotiations were
begun in the Senate chamber as
the widow of M. Doumer and her
daughters ended their vigil over
the body Of the President and his
remains were placed on an i'm
posing bier in the reception room
Of the palace.
Thousands Of mourners passed
through the busy Faubourg st.
Honore and through the draped
portals of the palace to pay their
last respects to the President.
Approximately 100000 persons
most Of them women, many with
babies in their arms, had filed
past Doumer's coffin at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. Many of the
mournerS wore black arm bands
and carried flowers.
The public manifestation was
expected to continue throughout
tomorrow and Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
NINE ASP|RANTS
TOB|5HOPR|CS

ATLANTIC CITY, May 9
G.N.S0-The quadrennial excite
ment concerning the election OF
new bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal church has been in
tensified at the general confer
ence because there are at least
nine contenders for the honors
and fewer vacancies than ever be-
fore in the history of the church.
Discussion has centered about
the cutting down Of the number
of bishops rather than the cleo
tion of new men to the episco-
pacy. It seemed more than likely
today that a deadlock would re-
suit in the voting for the two or
three new men.
The two major contenders are
DR.. Louis o. Hartman, editor Of
lions Herald, of Boston, and DR..
j. M. Gray, pastor of the Central
Church, Detroit. They were tied
for the post at the last general
conference, when only two in
stead of the anticipated three
men polled the necessary ma
jority Of votes.
DR.. Ralph B. Urny, Of Pitts
burgh, editor of the Christian Ad-
vocate; DR.. Ralph S. Cushman,
pastor of Asbury Church, RocheS-
ter, N. Y; DR.. Albert Day, pastor
Of Christ's Church, Pittsburgh:
DR.. Thomas S. Brock, pastor Of st.
Paul'S Church, Atlantic City: j.
Ralph MCGEE, of Seattle, Wash:
DR.. Ralph w. Socknan, New
York, and DR.. Loren M. Edwards,
Of Detroit. are mentioned.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
BLAMES RIFT 7
ON BAD GIRL

HOLLYWOOD. May 9 G.N.sJ.
Success of Sally EilerS, young
screen star in bad Girl" today
was blamed by her husband,
Hoot Gibson, cowboy film actor,
for their separation. Gibson
said:
II could no longer please her
after she made Bad Girl' and
attained Independent success"
Gibson and Miss EilerS Sepa-
rated after a final quarrel Sat
urday night, he said. Miss EilerS
went home from a club dance
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cline,
whose automobile was wrecked,
injuring Miss Eilers and Mrs.
Cline.
Miss Eilers declared Gibson was
jealous Of her but that she would
make no statement to injure him.
Gibson today will be awarded
custody of his daughter, Lois, by
his previous marriage to Mrs.
Helen Gibson, his second wife.
He and Miss Eilers we're married
June 20, 1880.
Gibson said he would contest
Miss EilerS' proposed divorce suit.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
KREUGER STOCK
SALE BANNED :

NEW YORK, May 9 UN.s0.
Action to prevent the proposed
auction of $4,000 shares Of Inter
national Match Company stock
was to be taken today by holders
of securities in the concern, which
was plunged into bankruptcy fol
lowing the suicide Of Ivar Kreuger,
Swedish match king"
James N. Rosenberg, attorney
for the receiver, sought to estab-
lish that this block of stock,
scheduled to be sold Wednesday,
is identical with a mysterious
block of 100000 shares myste-
riously acquired by international
bankers last year.
He has revealed that the stock
awaiting sale was put up as col
lateral on a loan at Kreuger's di-
rection.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
Johnston Picks Aides
For Ad Club FrOlic

Ernest S. Johnston, general
chairman of the spring frolic Of
the Advertising Club of Washing
ton, to be held at the Shoreham
Hotel, May 81, today named the
following heads Of the subcommit-
tees: Vincent F. Callahan, music
and entertainments; Walter B.
Coates, prizes, and Joseph D.
Kaufman, tickets.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
2 Hurt When Auto
OUerturns 3 Times

Two persons were injured yes
terday when an automobile over
turned three times on the Lee
Highway near Fairfax following a
tire blowout.
Alfred T. Lewis, 80, driver Of
the machine, and Mrs. Marion l..
Hinckley, both of sos Buchanan
ST., were treated by a physician
and taken home. Lewis wife and
their son, Alfred. jr., were un-
injured.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
Prison Ship Has
OnLU IL in Tolls

BERLIN, May 9 U.S). = The
Argentine prison ship Chaco,
bearing political prisoners to Eu-
ropean ports, passed through the
Kiel Canal today, en- route to
Gdigen, Poland, with only IL of
its prisoners yet to be discharged.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
Wales to Fly to Paris
For DOlI111er Funeral

LONDON, May 9 G.N.S).-The
Prince Of Wales will fly to Paris
Wednesday for the funeral Of
President Doumer, Of France, it
was announced today. He will re-
turn the following day in time
for the second of the royal courts
at Buckingham Palace.
The Washington times., 1932-05-09
Steel Head, Suicide,
COrOnerS Verdict

LAKE FOREST, ILL.,, May 8
NNS0-The verdict of a coro-
ner's jury today ascribed the sui
eide of Donald Mitchell Ryerson,
socially prominent steel concern
executive. to nervous breakdown
due to overwork.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-06-17
FOR CLERK OF COURT

| am a candidate for Clerk OF
Court, subject to the viii Of the
voters at the Republican Primaries.
July 10, 1892. / have been a resi-
dent taxpayer Of Roosevelt county
for II years, most of the time or
a farm. Am experienced and com
petent in business and office work
II chosen for this office I assur,
the taxpayers that l can and WI
conduct it the greater port'cr z
the time without a deputy or cIerl
and pledge myself to accuracy
courtesy and promptness W.
as the greatest possible economy
Your vote and friendly support
respectfully solicited.
FRANK A. SCHMIDT
Ordered and paid by
A. Schmidt. 1876.