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Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19
BOYD VICE PRESIDENT
OF U. S. SUGAR COMPANY

T. D. Boyd of NogaleS has accept
ed a position as First Vice-P President
of tht U. S. Sugar Company and
will spend most of his time in Mex
leo. The company's headquarters are
located in Los Mochis, Sinaloa. The
many friends Of Mr. Boyd will re-
greet to learn that his father, who
was president emeritus of Louisiana
State University died early this
month.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19
Fate OF Local Brokers To Be Deciz| Here Monday
MICNARDOT.IS =
NAMED DEPUTY !.
co. TREASURER

Mrs. Anna B. Ackley, county trea-
surer-elect, announced the appoint
ment, Wednesday OF G. Mignardot to
be deputy county treasurer when she
takes office on the first Of the year
Mr.. Mignardot is former banker
of Nogales and a young man who has
a host of friends throughout the
county. He is thoroughly experience:
ed in accounting.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19
SALAZAR IN
SONORA JAIL

Pomposa Salazar, former Nogales
newspaperman, was placed in Jail
in Nogales, Sonora, Saturday, on
charges, it is said, growing out of
the Mexican revolution three years
ago. Salazar was rebel collector of
customs at the port of Nogales, Son.
ora, during the revolution.
There was report yesterday that
he has been released from Jail on
a 500 peso bond
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19
NOGALIAN DIES
AT DOUGLAS

B. L. Arce, for IS years resident
of Nogales, passed away Thursday
in Aqua Prieta. The remains were
brought to Nogales by the Carroon
Mortuary for burial.
Funeral services were held in the
home of his daughter Mrs. A. w.
Grimm, 704 Grand Avenue, Friday
afternoon, burial in the family plot.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19

Nogales, Sonora, is to have paved
streets.
The Nogales international was re-
liably informed yesterday that work
of paving the streets across the line
will get under way the first of the
week.
Expenses for the vast Improvement
will be borne by the Mexican Gov
eminent and contract has been let
for the paving of 1000 square met
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19

The Gales plan for marketing
est coast of Mexico vegetables:
q. One agency: Wells Fargo.
Faculties: Full jurisdiction over
all shipments and their direc-
ton;
Full jurisdiction over sales ana
collections;
Full jurisdiction over disburs-
ments and Bank accounts;
Full jurisdiction over any other
operation that may be neces-
sary for success in accordance
with the plan and purpose or
iginally set forth by General
Gales.
Responsibility: Solely that OF an
Agent.
2. Method of Distribution: A small
committee shall be appointed,
the faculties of which shall SOLE
ly>be those of a consultive and
advisory nature and which shall
be represented by one appointed
by Southern Pacific = Wells
Fargo = Producers; full powers
delegated in Wells Fargo.
3. Finances: The funds must be
furnished to the Producers by
the Government. Wells Fargo
shall furnish the amount of $75,-
O0O.OO dollars as a circulating
fund for the payment of United
States duties.
4. Remuneration: Wells Fargo,
A.-Shall be reimbursed for all
additional expenses whatever
their nature may be;
B.-$25.00 dollars net per car
handled.
5. In case of loss on the part o,
Producers the following assist
ancc shall be impaired:
The Southern Pacific of MeXict
shall reimburse, as a maximum
$3.50 of It's gross receipts in Mex
leo on this transportation.
The merchants in material fol
boxes and nails shall reimbllrS;
the total profits both on boxing
material and on nails. The per
centage of reimbursement shall
be based on:
A.-The gross revenue OF Int
Railroads in Mexico on tnl
movement.
B.-The reimbursement by man
ufacturers of box materials an
nails shall be based on theI
profits.
This loss shall be for all tn
season and never upon a speclt
ic shipment. The purpose 0
General Gales is that OF avert
inc the failure Of the indus5r.
and that of the Producers on tn
Pacific Coast; for which reaso!
all participants IN the puslhes
wish to assist, distributing am
ong themselves the losses II the
should occur. But in order t
avoid that this agreement b
interpreted unjustly, the strict
est economy must be observed o
the part of the Producers an
the associations entrusted Wit
the preparation of the produc'
for their shipment.
6 wells Fargo shall furnish tn
bond necessary, or will advanc
the funds that may be require
for the payment of duties to III
government of the Unite
states, up to the amount c
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Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19
FORMER.RESIDENT
DIES ON COAST

James Grey, about IS years OF
age, resident of Nogales IS years
ago, died in Los Angeles Wednesday.
Mr.. Grey was brother-in-law of
Tom Pereida of Nogales and he was
the first engineer on the old Santa
Fe Sonora railroad back in 1880.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19
AIRPLANE TRIP
TO MEXICO CITY

A D. C. Warren & Company air
plane from San francisco landed
Wednesday at Thomas Griffin'S No
gales International Airport enroute
on a trip to Mexico City. There were
four persons in the party.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19

Urging the appointment OF Writ
G.. Bowman of Nogales to the post
of U. S. Ambassador to Mexico, the
Santa Cruz County Democratic Cen
trail Committee passed the follow
ing resolution Tuesday night:
RESOLUTION
"RESOLVED: That the Democrat
is County Central Committee OF
Santa Cruz County, in meeting as
sembled this 18th DAY of November,
1892, hereby unanimously endorse
Writ G.. Bowman, Demo-
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19

w. H. Tully is expected back in a
day or two from a trip to Los Angel
es and San Francisco. .; =,
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1932-11-19
Gales Plan To
Market West
Coast Tomatoes

The Gales plan for marketing
west coast of Mexico vegetables:
81 One agency: Wells Fargo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-04

For instance if you of your heart don't
marry beautiful
"A who is entirely beautiful can't give herself
entirely to man." London ALWAYS
keep little Of herself which pushes back
into her unconscious, other
But If a woman, and have been afraid that you
would get hurt by putting faith man.
up If your beauty quotient is high will a pro-
tectve margin
afraid that you and your girl be happy
because haven't coins jingng in pocket
worrying your hbdos coincide you wealth.
DR. London says. In fact no amount Of wealth will make
two people happy, II they don't coincide mentally.
DR.. London has valuable tips for the Married
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-04

\ AENTAL Clinics which they go with their prob
wi lens, would smooth many difficulties London
believes 1t would help, too. if
the other of the parties decided
blessed release.
Psychiatrists not judges will preside future do
mestic courts and straighen marriage difficulties"
London explains
IAN of us have blind spots IN psychic equipment.
There certain things about
Analysis removes these blind a
medical should be permitted psychiatrist"
There certain facts, discovered by
his associates which you your own prob
lem little better they might to You side-
step Just in time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-04

sometimes they to medical who advise them 10
marry they they always of trouble
People marry escape. also Libby did this
Opponents eloped-can placed group
flights into love-"
is the problem, too, of woman who gives
much creative energy to work.
Libby Holman much hbido to her and not
enough to her husband comments the tragedy
Of the young actress married q young millionaire
"A womans can't peak IN career
Contsnaed Ntxth Pace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-04
BY HELEN WELSHIMER.

VOON6 people Win &r'
! versif1ed interests '
click. A woman who is ,
may have a hbido that ca
man who is artistically incl
who has sublimated his libi
the same lines as those WI
has followed.
IF the two people are
analysed they will discover
just where they should di-
rect their energy and If it
Is going to be possible for
each one to give some of
1t to the other. If it isn't,
the marriage won't be
happy.
There are geniuses who
have given their entire
energy 10 no one as lar as
Is known. They have re-
manned unmarried. Their
work has been greater be-
cause of this sublimation of
the ibido to one thing"
The old statement that
the first few years are the
hardest isn't as humorous
as it sounds. In the mar
riage relationship the first
years are the worst, as it is
during that period that the
two people must grow ad-
justed to each other, he
AYERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-04

think that you are going to convert
one into a fireside husband. DR..
London gives the reasons:
IF a man has q fixation ON q
mother or sister, who has become
his ideal, he viii go on seeking
this ideal and never find it, in an
probability. We call it a mother
or sister image. He win go from
one woman to another, on his
quest.
Sometimes q person won't
marry because he or she Is too
attached to an ideal. Others
have an attachment TO their par
ents. Such people are always
nervous mentally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-04

uCOMETIMEs women are unhappy because they
- do not realize that it is a natural thing for
a man to devote himself, more and more to his
business after marriage" Dr. London explains
"A man will redirect the energy into his
work that he used in winning the woman he wanted,
after the conquest is completed If women under
stood this they would stop worrying"
There various types of men and types Of
women. Psychoanalysis will show you what you are
gettng-and help you decide If you want it.
For instance, there are the Don Juans Don't
Evening star., 1932-07-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING no PACIFIC NORTHWEST. FINE
car, excellent condition; will accommodate
two; no triners Address Box i22-x, star
ONCE g.
MOTORING WEST, Columbus, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute: room for two at low rate.
Phone Cleveland 4451 or sass. s.
GOING TO LOS ANGELES FOR OLYMPIC
games; take two, share expenses. Address
Box l5I-x, Star once.
WANT MAN TO DRIVE CAR TO SEATTLE;
pay SIS for gas and oil; July l5. Nat. 1z1a :
WE HAVE PASSENGERS FOR BIRMING-
ham, Portland, Dallas, Chicago. y. 8. Travel
Bureau, 1921 Penna. ave. Nat. 277e:
CARS AND PASSENGERS registered for all
Room see, 81 18th St. Nat. 707&
Evening star., 1932-07-07
'13lO p ST. NV

LOOK. LADIES!
WANTED SEVERAL HIGH
CLASS LADIES. MUST HAVE
PLEASING PERSONALITY,
FULL OR PART TIME.
NOTHING TO SELL. COME
IN AND LET US EXPLAIN
ONR PROPOSITION. CALL
BETWEEN II AND 4:30 ANY
DAY AT 1121 VERMONT AVE.
NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

can accommodate two passengers. Phone
Atlantic 3407 g.
GO BY PRIVATE AUTo-Trayel for less in
comfort; all points. National Auto Travel
Bureau. 14o1 Eye 81. NV. Met. 1897. 9.
WANT A PASSENGER? WANT TO TRAVEL
by auto7 List with Us. Nat. 7785. AUTO
TRAVEL BUREAU. 600 r NV. g.
Evening star., 1932-07-07
HELP--MEN.

HYTT0N0Rn.E SALESMEN, new and used
49, mai Re experieneed. Barry-Pate MO-
tor Co. new branch. 1890 Park I'd; ask for
NJ pnwia
Evening star., 1932-07-07
HELP--WOMEN.
fHn.Sf-naH

WOMAN OF good education and personality
receive a mans pay. Address Box lsS-h'
Evening star., 1932-07-07

FORD 1881 DE LUXE ROADSTER-Beauti-
rumble seat Looks like new Special, s2s5,
easy terms. Triangls Motor eos New
xosA ass' @s' - 20
Evening star., 1932-07-07

YOUNG WOMEN - Pleasant outdoor work.
$40 salary and car fare, with good chance
for advancement. Room 3ll, eI6 g st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-07

I0oRREEPER with knowledge Of insursnee
bSoSEeeninr Give complete details OF auan-
nations and previous experience. Address
a~w fHY Efar once
Evening star., 1932-07-07

HUDSON CLUB SEDAN. 1881; very low
mileage; looks like new car; repossessed;
will sell for unpaid balance; your old car
taken in trade. Lamberts, the House of
Confidence, 1901 14th at NV 10s
Evening star., 1932-07-07
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE to run farm in nearby
Maryland Must be sober and industrious:
win furnith house, electricity. running ar1S
water fuel vegetables etc Hgpy psss
must be willing to start on small waess
with prospect OF a good future. Adoress
BOX lax Star once.
Evening star., 1932-07-07

GARDNER STRAIGHT ET0HT SEDAN. is3T:
this big. nne-lookins sedan viii give some
ice; dark green body finish with black trim,
practically new tires. interior clean and In
viting; formerly owned By . physician; only
Evening star., 1932-07-07
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERHANdINo, PAINTING = Good work,
written guarantee, at IS up; latest samples
Estimates free. Spiel Col. 0043. l3'
POOEING-O One OF the cheapest men
in town. All work guar
anteed. 3. LATHAM. Nat. 1862. IS.
SPECIAL FOR JULY.
Row houses painted, 2 coats best paint,
$40 Roofs painted, best material, $40.
Jess Sheldon, Pot 22ls
wHITEWAsHINo, cold-water painting, inte-
rior decoratingi work done by brush or spray.
Howard Carey. North 4063-J.
Evening star., 1932-07-07

experienced, for instalim',ssns inst',sdn
,eeoSnS; ef ths I;,rht men e1s ftn NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IN 1rSs and ce,S rssi:,srs te1.fpsr.
excellent condition. Bernsteins Drug Store,
Evening star., 1932-07-07

YOUNG LADY wanted. general once worker
and typist. some knowledge Of bookkeeping;
hours $50 to 1880 This is temporary
position for one month only. Apply secono
Evening star., 1932-07-07

BUICK 1879 MASTER SIX COUPE. 4-pas-
seneer: the man who is a careful buyer will
nnish with black trim, almost like new;
practically rew tires, interior clean, motor
sale price only ss25: easy terms Pohanka
Service. 1875 20th st. NV. National o07o.
Evening star., 1932-07-07

tires; upholstery perfect; excellent appear
ance. Look II over. Only s215. easy terms
Evening star., 1932-07-07
SITUATIONs-woMEN.

sTENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST, college educa-
ton, years experience in secretarial and
general ONCE work; not afraid OF hard work
or long hours. Hyattsville 1851. 8.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. widow. 20
years old, years exp, needs work; pleas
ing personality; good refs. Adams 847z.
TYPIST, Al, capable clerk, P. B. X. oper-
ator, also list clerk diligent, accurate;
years experience; no Saturday work. Shep-
herd 2095. "
YOUNG LADY, experienssd stenographer'
desires position. Adams 1894. g.
Evening star., 1932-07-07

SALESWOMAN.
Good pay and permanent position for
woman who can qualify through hard, per-
siStent work. Mr.. Gaines, Suite sos. llOS
Evening star., 1932-07-07

oLDsMo4ILE 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1s7e-New
tires; in excellent condition; no finance; $3.50.
Hyattsville Auto & Supply Co, HyAtts.. Nd.
Evening star., 1932-07-07

FRANKLIN 1892 SEDAN, 5-pass demonstra-
tor; carries regular new-car guarantee; driv-
en- very little; very substantial reduction.
Callan Motor Car Co.. Franklin and Graham
distributors, i527-2g M st. NV Dist 345a,
Evening star., 1932-07-07

NASH COACH. late model. light SIX; practi-
cally brand-new; q 100 per cent bargain at
1900; cash, trade, terms. Blanton Motor Co.,
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
ENCONTRADOS LOS PAPE-
LES DEL AVIADOR era
MER

Amsterdam, Holanda, Mar
70 19.-Un bulto de papeles
pertenecientes al aviador anne
ricano p. d, Cramer, que PEE
reciera en- ell mar del Norte, en-
Agosto, fu6 recogido hoy por
I'M buque de pesca holandes Y
entregado al consul americana
de aqui. Figura en- los papeles
Ia licencia de aviador. de Cra-
mer, un permiso para su vue-
70 sobre 81 Atlantico, una car
a de su madre y una descrip-
ci0n del aparato.
A corta distancia de las Is
las Orkney, la embarcaci6n re-
cogi6 los papeies.
Cramer sali6 de Detroit, el
ano pasado, con ell prop6sito
de trazar una ruta por ell nor
tc entire los Estados Unidos y
Europa.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
Fiesta del gran mandO

La de esta noche a las nueve.
en- TODD Ell edificio del Centre
Espanol de Ybor.
Sc commemorate la festividad
de San Jose, con una preciosa
Verbena, que ha sido organiza.
ola por los enthusiasts y diligen-
ties j6venes que integran la Sec
ci6n de Recreo de tan prestigio-
sa sociedad.
Ell programa, publicado en- es-
ia misma secci6n hace varios
dias, es magnifica y sorprenden.
tie, habiendose confeccionado pa,
ra satisfacer ell gusto y caprichc
de la concurrencia.
Las ~innumerables mesas que
Sc encuentran situadas en- la
planta baja de la casa espanola.
han sido compradas pOr distin-
guides Y significados caballeros
de nuestra colonia.
Ademas de la orquesta que sc
ha contratadO para Ell salon prlr
cipal, estara tambien la que di.
rige ell j6ven professor senior
Maxine Echegaray, en- la sala
Immediate, asi como un popular
Sexteto, que sc encontrara en- Ia
parte destinada al cafe.
iQue mas puede pedir la ju:
ventud divertida para pasar una
Snoche de intensa algeria, sabien
do de antemano que ell desfile ST
ha sehalado para las pfimera;
horas del amanecer del domin
go?
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

ST los que tienen ell trigo ira
tan de mantenerlo almacenado
para elevar los precios, ell gobier
no ordenara la incautaci6n de
una cantidad suficiente para
que ell pueblo no sufra las conse-
cuencias de la escasez.
Sc ha fijado ell precio de SO
rasetas por los 100 kilos de hari-
ma de trigo.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
LA HUELGA DE LOS TRAN
VIARIOS DE ORIENTE

Habana, Mario l9.-Los tran
viarioS de Oriente mantienen la
huelga que declararan contra la
tmgresa propietaria de los ca
rros que circular en- Santiago de
Cuba, la que Sc MEGA a CONT
ruar pagandoles a raz6n de %
centaVos por bora.
5ostienen los huelguistas que
ellos no pueden aceptar como re-
compensa de su trabajo ell 20%o
de los ingresos, cantidad que la
compania les ha ofrecido.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
NueUO Club

En- animada junta, celebrada
la noche del pasado jueves, que
do constituido un Club de j6ve-
mes de ambos sexos para dar fies
,tas de caracter bailables.
Al referido Club sc lie puso
un nomhre: "Los Vagabundos".
Fueron elegidos para Presi-
dente, Charles Acosta; Vice, Sc
norita Dora Mendoza: Secreta-
rio, Tony Espinosa; Vice, Anne
RIGA Rodriguez; Tesorera, Alei-
da Viera; Reporter, Johnny AL
vareZ.
MiembrOs fundadores: seno-
ritas Elena Rodriguez, Margot
Rodriguez, Ofelia Acosta, Lau-
ra Bode, America Rodriguez,
Mary Coto. Aleida Viera, Ramo
ma Coto, Mary Mendoza y Car
mita Esperanto.
J6venes Oscar Crespo, Luis
Garcia, Leo Gutierrez, Tony Ca
rrasco, Tony Espinosa, Julio
Garbalosa, Joe Perez, Manuel
Gallet Y Rene Lima.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
San Jose

San Jose
Onomastico y santo de mu-
chas distinguidas damas y COMO
cidos caballeros de la localidad.
Pero como resultaria una lis
ia interminable de nombres, y
temiendo caer ell cronista en- ell
campo de las imperdonables O.
misiones, porque ell divide es
cruel en- ell instante de recordar,
quiere hacer extensive su felici-
taci6n a todos, deseandoles un
dia lleno de ventures.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
LA CAMPANA CONTRA LOS
MENDIGOS

Madrid, Mario 19.-Algunos
peri6dicos conservadores elo-
gian la campana iniciada contra
los mendigos por ell nuevo direc-
tor general de seguridad.
Los diarios de tendencias a :
vanzadas dicen que ell Gnico re-
medio de positive valor para re
mediar la mendicidad es dar ira
bajo a los miles de hombres que
Sc encuentran sin ocupaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS


Moundsville. w, V. Mario 10.
A las 9 de la noche de aver
funcion6 la horca y II minutes
despueS deiaba de eXiStir Harry
f. Powers, 81 hombre que aSe5i-
nara a dos mujeres y tres ninos.
Powers fue ahorcado por Ell ase-
sinato de la Sra. Dorothy Pres
Ter Lemke, una divorciada, pero
habia confeSado ell asesinato de
otra mujer y tres hijos de GSta.
Antes de MORN admiti6 todoS
sus crimenes y subi6 a la horca
sonriendo.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
AUTORIZADA LA INCINE.
RACION DE

Madrid, Mario 19.-El gobier
no public6 aver IN decreto con-
cediendo authorization a las mu-
nicipalidades para i~ncinerar los
cadaveres de las personals cuyos
familiares 10 ordenen asi. Hasta
ahora los cadaveres para ser in
cinerados, tenian que ser envia-
dos a paises e~xtranjeros, pues ell
unico metodo legal de disponer
de ellos en- Espana, era por en-
t~erramiento.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
EN- Was DE SOLUCION Ell
CONFLICTO DE RIO TINTO

Madrid, Mario 19.-El gober-
nador de la provincial de Huelva
ha communicate al gobierno que
esta en- Was de seduction ell con-
flicto que surgiera en- las minas
de Rio Tinto.
Trata de lograr ell gobernador
que Sc reponga en- sus labores {
la mayor parte de los obreros
que fueran despedidos.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
En- Ell Centre ObrerO

En- Ell Centre ObrerO
Manana pOr la noche, a las
echo y cuarto, empezara la fun
ci6n anunciada.
Subira al palco escenico un
drama de Santiago Rusinol, ii
tulado "Tierra Baja".
Conocidos artistas y j6venes
aficionados, tienen a su cargo
los papeles principales de la
.obra.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
AGITADORES DETENIDOS

Madrid, Mario 19.-Varios
leaders comunistas y sindicalis-
tas fueron detenidos aver en- Cor
doba por orden del gobernador
civil, Eduardo Valera. Sc les a
cusa de haber publicado mani
fiestos incitando a los trabaja-
dores y al ejercito a rebelarse
en- contra del presente regimen.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19

Sanchez Cerro ha expulsado
del Peru, violando los precaptos
constituencies, a % congresis-
.tas de la oposici6n.
FL indio presidente cree, 81 no
estamos NAL nformados, que la
Constitution fue escrita para
que el la interprete de acuerdo
con su convenience personal Y
la de sus amigos.
La Constitution no dice, pien-
sa ell pequeho m%ilitarote, que 70
tengo poderes para ~eXpulsar de
la patria a ciudadanos electos
por Ell pueblo; pero mi "cartita
fundamental" la que 20 leo Y
aplico, 81 me autoriza para per-
seguir y expulsar a los que no a
eaten, sin chistar, mis- sabias Or
denes.
Tengasele en- cuenta a San
chez Cerro que salv6 la vida a
sus enemigos, poniendolos en- la
frontera, cuando pudo haberlos
condenado a muerte, por "trai-
dores a la republica."
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
BUSCASE UN AEROPLANO
QUE D~ESAPARECIO Ell
MERCEDES

North Bay, Ontario, Mario 19
-Vienese buscando hoy IN ae-
roplano que desapareci6 ell mier-
coles, teniendo a su bordo al pi-
Lotto y seis pasajeros.
Ell aparato despeg6 de Osha-
wa, ell microbes por la manana,
para recorrer una distancia de
200 millas, Y esperabase llegara
a su destino dos horas despues.
Las autoridades opinan que el
aparato Sc vic obligado &Rcer
un descenso forzoso en- kgi6n
-
La gaceta., 1932-03-19

Wilkes Barry, Penn, Mario
19.-Dos personals fueron heri-
das y varias casas dinamitadas
en- relaci6n con la huelRa que 500
tienen los mineros del carbon an
tracita. Las tropas del estado
han sido enviadas a esa secci6n
y han disuelto los grupos que ira
taban de impedir entraran a ira
baiar los rompehuelRas.
Sc debe la declaration de huel
ga al deseo de los trabajadCres
de nivelar la jOrnada de labor en-
La gaceta., 1932-03-19

Highland Park, N. j., Mario
l9.-Un hombrc que trataba de
entrar en- el dormitorio del hijo
de J. Seward Johnson, rico fabri
cante de Instruments de CRU
gia, fu6 rechazado a tiros y mas
tarde detenido en- South Plain
field. Una criandera que dormia
cerca de la cuna del hijo de John
son, oy6 ruido, do gritos, llaman
do la atenci6n del serene, que vic
una figura en- la escalera G hizo
fuego. FL hombre respondi6 a los
disparos saItando de la escaIera
y huHndo en- un autom6viI. Mas
tard@ Sc Is detuvo y diio lamar
Sc Gfrge Maiden, de 81 amos y
ser Vscin0 de New York.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19
DETENIDO UN AUTOR DE
OBRAS BUFAS

Habana, Mario l9.-Se en-
cuentra detenido por amenazar
al periodista Tomas Servando
Gutierrez, Jose Sanchez Arcilla,
conocido autor de obras bufas.
Servando Gutierrez asegura
que ell hombre 10 ha amenazado
de muerte en- differences ocasio-
mes y cue teme trate de lIevar a
termino sus aviesoS prop6sitos.
La gaceta., 1932-03-19

las minas. Dicese que de ~ 4 II
mil hombres Sc han marchado
de las minas en- Wilkes Barry 7
Scranton, y 2 mil mas en- po"'a,
clones de los alrededores.
Nicolas Gumbo, de IA amos, de
fendiendo a su padre, John Gun
DO, un rompehuelga, hiri6 . Ju
Illus Golembrowsky. de so amos,
Y ell nino Jose Pryowsky, de seis
FL nino Gumbo fu6 deteni-
40.