davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

Dear Chry: I'm sending you some fun. facts and funny Among the funny that have my eye Sparkle Bee Jet Black Mrs Sppy the first three given names girls. What suitable could President Hutn secretary than Miss Service Another member of the office called Miss Bright and the efficiency isn't matter o only. On student who has something o Nez sches Superman him. He exn2uhes by pressing in thereby paan2 Nietzsehe of holding burning in his hands haven't other such students but many examples be found Cunning Hospital Cb'
 agos Brooksde The entire of Inmates firmly believe Cunning finest hotel they stayed and the
 meals plain they have the delicious taste Of course asylum like every other has it's Napoleon striking who is thoroughly convinced that William Hale Thompson former mayor of this city, actually stole hs brain Another person claims he dead and what only his spirit ghost He spends his time drawing elaborate plans of the method in which local Polish doctor took his life He has local Polish people xposng this doctor and has materially decreased his There is woman who will speak unless they address her Mrs Paul Ash She inspiration of all Ashs musical sue constantly describes tunnel which leads from this world the According her accounts she has been through number of times and proceeds to tell Of the journey if been there And that's that Other facts about Chi the public library does an earlier best seller from last the depression you know-and has discontinued subscriptions many. maga- zines IL took prominent physiologst years 10 overcome his darkness Another fears boot owls Not
 inc else except had about inches of which
 mere nothing compared the snowfall in Los Angeles Best wishes Nieolina Fammia. University of Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09
Business And Professional
 Club Holds Annual Dinner

Miss Mabel Burn and legislative, Miss Elizabeth Whitehill.
 Miss Lulu M. Sniffen of Danbury, president of the Connecticut Feder- ation, was guest of honor and gave brief address. Mrs Nachen Ro- san, one of the organizers of the Milford club and member of the state board sang a group of songs.
 Miss Pratt-Yule, who Is study ing at Yale on a scholarship, came to this country from Geneva. She presented her views of American customs and practices as compared with those in Geneva.
 Guests at the head table includ- cd: Misses Hazed Shafer, Mabel Burn, Margaret Bowden, Josephine Somers, Florence Grecnleaf, Rena Puffcr, Dr Aida Wentworth, Cora Crompton, Emily Merriman, Miss Pratt -Yule, Miss Sniffen, Anna Platt, Miss Hannah Miller, Kathar- inc A. Rubey, Anna Abeling, Eliza beth Whitehill, Mrs Helen M. Sla- tor and Mrs Kate w. Noble.
 Other guests included Miss May A. Somers, Miss Elizabeth Wall, Miss Ruth Walden, Miss Ruth E. Camp, Miss Olive G. Camp, Mrs Florence M. Baldwin, Miss Myra M. Somcrs, Miss Fannie l.. McCor- mack, Miss Addie E. Crane. Miss Ruth GrinnelI, Miss Gertrude Mix naitis, Miss Florence Baker, Miss Anna Moran, Miss Hazel Fletcher, Miss Ruth Olson. Miss Helen Ta- reila, Miss Charlotte E. Henry, Miss Ida M. Henry. Miss Florence sel- lew, Miss Harriet Cone. Miss Der nice Harper, Mrs Clara Woodruff. Miss AIetha Puffer. Miss Lillian M. Judd, Miss Mary F. Sanford. Miss Frances q. Cowles, Mrs Catherine C. Williams. Miss Anna Knapp. Miss Helen C. Merriman, Miss liar riet Goodyear. Miss Charlotte J.. Merchant, Mrs Grace Fava, Miss Ruth l. Licbeck, Mrs Mabel Bach mann, Miss Thalia Carver. Mrs Jeanette Bronneke. Miss Millicent Pond. Miss Ella M. Patchcn. Miss Ruth M. Parker. Miss Ruth Sellew, Miss Caroline R. Hill, Miss Mary Hennessey, Miss Edith Dean. Miss Dora Egan. Miss Ula Gorham, pub Iicity chairman of the Danbury club and Miss Georgia Monroe, president of that club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

The annual formal dinner of the Forum of Danbury normal school was held on Friday evening with Douglas Booth, Esq, of London az the guest speaker. MT Booth had the guest speaker. MT Booth Among the local a1umnae members who attended were: Misses Mary Murphy of Bridge street, Mary Mccarthy of Fuller street, Ann keegan of South Main street, Pa tricia Murphy of Ayres street, Elm fly O'Donne;l of Baldwin street and Ethel ShIcller of Albert Place.
 Miss Margaret Horan of Water town avenue was the guest of honor at a party given last even in gat the Scovill Girls club by Misses Lillian, Helen and Mae Shea of Baldwin street. Those atetnding were: Misses Margaret Shea. Ger trudc Lawlor, Lee Bcribce, Amy Cavanaugh, Margaret Connolly, Helen Hartnett, Alice Fox, Mary Morley, Helen Slavin, Mary Grady, Loretta Sullivan, Helen Carolan, ! Marion Carolan, Georglanna Pe- tcrs, Agnes Peters, Helen Halleran,
 Helen Lynch. Anna Ticrney. Mary Horan, Mary Cavanaugh, Anna Cavanaugh, Ruth Daly, Mary Cam
 pion. Margaret Connors, Mary Connors, Margaret O'Donnell, Mary Gaffney, Mabel Lawson, Mary Po- coaki, Helen Griffin, Anna Lawson, Catherine Doolan, Julia Delaney,
 Mary Rielly, Helen Riclly, Helen Mullen, Catherine Mullen, Julia
 Carmody, Agatha McGraiI. Laura
 Worden. Helen Shea, Grace Holly
 wood, Mary ScuIly. Pauline Aus tin, Anna Horan, Margaret Horan
 and Mrs Margaret Riclly, Mrs Mi- chacl Scadden, Mrs Louis Caring
 ton, Sr, Mrs Thomas Tracy, Mrs
 Patrick shelley, Mrs George
 Grimes, Mrs Catherine Devereaux.
 Mrs James KcardOn, Mrs John
 Chrlstinat, Mrs Terrence Coughlin,
 Mrs Peter Griffin, Mrs Mary
 Hayes, Mrs John McEvoy, Mrs
 John F'lahcrty, Mrs James Brady,
 Mrs Bridget Kcnncy. Mrs John
 HleIly, Mrs John Carmody. Mrs
 George Burns, Mrs Thomas Grady.
 Mrs Delmar Dunn, Mrs Mary Deg
 nan, Mrs Nora Walsh, Mrs Thomas
 McGrath, Mrs Annie Worden, Mrs Robert Fox, Mrs Patrick Iteard0n,
 Mrs John Fitzgerald. Mrs John
 Jones, Mrs Andrew OLeary, Mrs Patrick O'Leary, Mrs Robert Cos griff, Mrs William O'DonnclI, Mrs
 Martin Scully. Mrs Edward Bevan1.
 Mrs Bridget Curtis. Mrs James
 Preston, Mrs Sadie O'keefe. Mrs
 Chris Fitzpatrick, Mrs Daniel Gal win, Mrs James Kelley. Mrs John Hallcran Mrs Anna Hallcran. Mrs Jose ephinc Synott, Mrs Michael Croke, Mrs Rose Lynch. Mrs Thomas Cavanaugh, Mrs John Nor ton, ST. Mrs John Norton. Jr, Mrs Clarence Doyle, Mrs Day. Mrs Ju- lia Lynch and Mrs Alice Horan.
 The sixth annual dinner dance Of the CoronaB club WAS held last evening in the banquet room oi the Hotel Waterbury. The room was decorated with valentine nov cities. The committee in charge hicluded: Mrs oJseph GuilfOile chairman, Mrs Roland Ruggiero Anne Pope and Ann Orlando.
 There will be meeting of Di-
 vision 57, A. Q. II. tomorrow eve
 ming at 8:30 o'clock at IIiberiar hall on East Main street.
 Misses Lillian Jaffee of SOuti Elm street and Helen Collins o Franklin street left to-day to entei
 Mount Sinai hospital training
 school for nurses in New oYrk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09
SOCIAL

Chauncey F. Goss, Sd, of this city has been chosen as an usher at the wedding Of Miss Cynthia, Anne Pratt, daughter of Mrs Charles Au- brey Cartwright or London, and Alexander Dallas Bache Pratt Of New York, to William McKennan Daughlin, son of Mrs Henry F. Lippitt of Providence, R. l., and the late Thomas Mclaughlin of Pitts burg. Pa. The wedding will take place in the afternoon of February 16 in Grace church, New York, with the Rt Rev Ernest M. Stires. Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Long Island officiating.
 Miss Pratt has chosen Mrs Geof- frey McN. Gates as her matron of honor, and Miss Virginia Thaw for her maid of honor. Her attend ants will be Mrs Rodman Wana- maker, End, and Miss Conway Clark of Philadelphia, Miss Doris Duke and Miss Lilias Kent of New York.
 The best man will be John $. Laughlin, cousin of the bride groom elect. MT Laughlin's ush- CTS are Carlos r. Stoddard, Jr, James C. Greenway, Jr. of New Haven, Frederick A. Potts, Henry C. Potter. Gardner D. stout. Daniel A. Lindley, Andrew Varick Stout, Jr, Samuel Ferguson, Fred erlck NJ. Eaton, Richard $. Scott of New York, Chaunccy F. Goss, Sd, of Waterbury and Francis r. Symington of Baltimore.
 The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Yale, class of 1926. A reception at the Pierre will follow the ceremony.
 MT and Mrs Milton J. Warner and daughter, Miss Betty Warner of the Anchorage, Pine Orchard, have left for winter cruise. They will spend some time in Florida be- fore returning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

The annual meeting of the Busi- ness and Professional Women's club was held at the Elton last night. Miss Ella Pratt-Yule of Yale university was the principal speaker. The new officers were elected as follows: President, Miss Cora Crompton; vice president, Miss Emily Mcrriman; second vice. president, Dr Aida C. Wentworth; recording secretary, Miss Ruth Liebeck; corresponding secretary, Miss Helen Webb; treasurer, Mrs Mabel Bachman; auditor. Miss Mary Hcnnessey. Five new chair men elected were: House commit tee, Miss Phoebe Smith; social, Mrs Catherine Williams; entertain.
 mcnt, Mrs Mabel Jordan: program. Miss Edith Sellew, and member ship, Miss Anna Moran. Chairmen remaining in office are: Rental, Miss Florence Greenleaf; publicity, Mrs Helen M. Slator; finance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

Things you knew till John P. Elton has one of the most valuable stamp collections New England Bob Pa banker also noted phiatest. Ditto for Max Tachenberge And coming home I'm informed that John Hayden has been collecting them for and has quite assortment Joe Geghan informs that January sales of Sudbaker Pierce Arrow ahead of January February has started off great shape Joe expects another big monb Here's young fellow who right after things
 And speaking talk ineligenty let drop nose gay Eddie Kernan. Sat with him the auto Saturday night for few and heard instructive discourse Attorney Billy Thoms is planning day cruise Calm sea- Billy and political swes Banker Frank Kenney has indpoed Controller Dan Leary and Assessor om Sbanaban from Florida where they picked oranges and handled grape fruit rather cautiously
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09
THE MILLER PECK co.

governing original bids of one No Trump are:
 Dealer, 13 count
 Second hand, 12 count.
 Third hand, 14 count.
 Fourth Hand, IS count.
 Therefore it follows that in order to raise the bid of one No Trump to two, the partner re- quires a count to bring the total to 22, remembering what position at the table his partner was when making his original bid.
 To jump the opening one No Trump to three No Trump re- quires total count of "A in the two hands, therefore, the assist ing hand, to jump from one to three, must contain the following count:
 Partner of Dealer, Il count.
 Partner of Second Hand, IF count.
 Partner of Third Hand, 10 count.
 Partner of Fourth Hand, 9 count.
 These are the minimums:
 Important: In counting his hand for an assist, the player should value five-card suit, headed by an Ace, King or Queen as fol- lows:
 A five-card suit headed by 8 top honors. 2 count.
 A Nve-card suit headed by l top honor, l count.
 This count is in addition to the value of the Ace (D, King (3), and Queen (2).
 When q defensive Overcall has been made in 0 suit and partner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

contemplates assisting this bid, he needs only one-half (1-2) Prob able Trick in excess of require ments for assisting the original suit bid to raise.
 In assisting an offensive over call, when made to the left of the original bidder, a player can es- timate that his partner will be able to win a minimum of Six Probable Tricks and he, there fore, bids accordingly.
 When after an original bid of one, followed by two passes. fourth hand makes an offensive overcall, his partner, in assisting, may assume that the fourth hand player will be able to win Six Probable Tricks.
 When an Offensive Overcall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09
BY VIM E. MCKINNEY


 Secretary American Bridge League
 In the following article we will show you how to support partners original bids under the "Oficial System"
 In raising an opening bid Of ono to two, the supporting hand should contain at least one CD High Card Trick or there should be at least three and one-half ca 1-2) probable tricks in the hand. It is conceded that one CD Probable Trick will be de- veloped in the play, by Declarer and Dummy, invisible in any method of valuation. This trick may be developed in many ways, probably in one of the following situations:
 (a) An opening lead adyan- tageous to the Declarer;
 (b) A successful single or dou- ble fincssc;
 Co .The lead of an Ace. pro- noting the King to full trick in either hand;
 (d) A long suit may be estab- other may be discarded.
 TO appraise the hand for an as- sIst of an opening No-Trump bid of one is essentially simple, pe- cause q raise is determined by 6 definite and fixed total count In the combined partnership hands. 1t is an established fact that (a) A total count of 22 (using the 4-3-2-1 count) In the two hands usually will produce eight | (8) tricks at No Trump. (b) And q total count of 24, In the two hands. in almost every case will produce nine (3) tricks at No Trump.
 Hence the assisting hand is only concerned with the total count in the two hands. and to arrive at such total, he calculates the count in the original bidders hand, as indicated by his position at the table, and the count in his own hand. The requirements
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

Here and there. To U. J. D. Your communication at hand Thanks for your in this column And here's do the Tower urban your addressing idea You win iron gagoy Fred Beers, printer, IS publishing the East End News Congratulations, Fred Fine idea hope enough keep the wolf from the door, Or wolves for that Dr Franeco Sauchel of the we'll known family of that and former Water burian gaining fame in the big of New York for his work Boswell of the Boswell sisters of radio She nfant paralysis and later placed under his care complete recovery said be possible thanks the docs genius.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

Now, just pleasant tablet and relief for your cold begins, instant ly. And Pape's Cold Compound re- lieves all symptoms of colds. It does the three things any doctor will tell you are necessary to check q cold.
 "Pape's' reduces irritation and swelling of the nasal lining. So breathing becomes easy; discharge stops; the head clears. "Pape's" encourages perspiration; banishes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09
3 things to stop a cold
 ''Pape's" does them all!

that achy, feverish, weak feeling which is due to Inactivity of the pores. "Pape's" kills cold germs; opens the bowels; takes germs and the acid wastes of colds right out of your system.
 Next time cold starts, try Pape's Cold Compound and learn the reason for it's tremendous sales and popularity. Just remember the name, "Pape's." All drug stores-- 35c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

Squeaks from the pump Four inches of fell the other day and Bill Moary turned four foot story he telegraph Bill would the connected blizzard. J. A. B. from frac- dfenta and sends special M J. MeD in appre- caon of M J poetic words of comfort hS cat highly ntel- gent Among many of the door handle and twisting enough the catch The cat then out into open and where they always widest Art Dubo' Dawn Patro which played St M2arets this week Art also the skit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

Editor Tall Tower Topics: am writing you behalf of a nghbo of This family being helped by the city They have baby four weeks old They have crib rage The efd sleeps rocking chair all day and night Is there anything you do the line of getting crib carriage for thS family. They will be glad call for here eight ths family. The you will take of them hank you-A Nghbo Anyone this little heart thob and address of family by calling writing the ower The Ed)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09

of suit bid is made by bidding one No Trump. partner of the Mo- Trump bidder may assist such a bid just as though an original No Trump bid had been made.
 Copyright 1881, NEA Service Inc)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-09
Good evening.
LITTLE MAN

GA tribue to the memory of Johnny Sherwood) Yours sunny smile of greeting, When by chance you stopped in greeting, Like ray of sunshine Geetng Ger the strand. What joy to walk beside you, Whether good or i'll betide you. What great big heart inside you Little Man Keen of mind to falhom trouble, Quick 10 burst it like bubble Front and Center the double. Heart and Hand. Standing by in stormy weather, Riding high the tide together, Head and shoulders over others. Little Man! How heap of us will sorrow. As the winding trail you follow, To the Land of Bright Tomorrow, In His hands. But we know that there we'll find you, Making things bit more fine too, When we follow on behind you, Little MAN!
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
LOS FAVO-
RABIES A CHIBAS

Habana, Agosto 18.-Los
testimonies ofrecidos hasta
ahora en- ell juicio de la causa
contra ell ingeniero Eduardo
Chibas, su hijo Eduardo y Car
los Prio Socarras son favora-
bles a los acusados. Componen
Ell consejo de guerra ell CO.
mandante Rogelio Jimenez y
los capitanes Diego Suarez, 10
Sc Jorge Rivero, Felipe Monte
no y Porfirio Azcuy. Acusa ell
fiscal captain Raimundo Ferrer
y defender Carlos Manuel de
la Cruz y Gonzalo Freyre de
Andrade.
Ell Sr. Chibas declat6 en- su
favor, probando que no tenia
relaciones con ell case. A pre-
guntas de la defensa dijo ser
nacido de Santiago de Cuba e
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
ESPANA CON
LA CANDIDATURA DE
ROOSEVELT

Madrid, agosto 18.-E pue-
bio espanol simpatiza hoy con
la candidatura de Roosevelt, por
la actitud de este en- ell asunto
de la Ley SEGA y por los muchos
y buenos who's que Espana ven
de.
Una fuente de pmosperidad
para Ia Republica seria que ell
mercado de los Estados Unidos
Sc abriera a los who's espanoles.
Francia viene excluyendo los
vinos de Espana y en- Estados
Unidos los vinicultores espano-
les tendrian I'm mercado virgen.
Tai cosa no Sc podra obtener
hasta que la Union Americana
anule la enmienda Is.
Espana aparece tambien muy
interesada en- la question de la
tarifa arancelaria americana.
Productos espanoles fueron ex-
cluidos de los Estados Unidos y
ell gobierno de Espana sc VIC
obligado a reciprocar, senalan-
do aranceles de 1909 a los au-
tom6viles, las yantas Y "a pro-
ductos memories de Norte Anne
RIGA.
Aunque Espana tiene la mas
alta tarifa arancelaria en- Eu-
ropa, ella cree que con una dis
injunction en- la tarifa america
ma, aumentaria su comercio de
exportaci6n.
En- 1929 los automobiles Y ca
miones vendidos en- Espaiia, de
fabrication americana, monta-
ron a un total de 22,975. En-
1881, ell total era solo de 9,210.
En- 1929 ell As por ciento de
las yantas eran americans y
en- 1881 solo ell 32%.
Ahora solo los ricos pueden
comprar automobiles y muchos
de los mobiles Sc han marchado
del territorio, perdiendo hasta
ell 500 del valor de sus propie-
dades. La 1nica cosa clara has
Ia ahora es que Espana debe
desarrollar ell concrete en- su
territorio y posesiones para evil
tar la dependeEcia en- ell mer-
cado del mundo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
LOS MEDICOS DIERON
OTRO PLAZO

Habana, Agosto 18,-Ll Fe
deraci6n M6dica ha dado otro
plaZo de II horas, que fiEa-
liza ell viernes por la mahana,
a Ia Union de SociedadeS Mu-
tualistas.
La Federation acord6 recha
Ear Ell plan que las sociedades
lie propusieran, sobre ell ingre
so de los socios pudientes
El presidente Machado vie
ne actuando EN- ell case y espe-
ra resolverlo a la mayor bre-
vedad possible. Fue por recomen
daci6n del presidente que los
m6dicos aeordaron conceder
las 70 horas de pIazo.
FL secretario de sandal ma
nifesto aver que no es cierto
que los medicos del ejercito
vayan a ser usados para pres
tar servicios en- las casas de
salud, va que en- la Habana So
10 residen % de esos medieos.
La Union Mutualista celebr6
anoche otra asamblea estudian
do ell caso. Los representatives
de la Union dicen que ellos vie
men acatando las leyes de la
Republica Y que r~ealizan sus
mejores esfuerzos para solucio
mar ell conflicto.
Asegdrase que cast todos
los sanatorios tienen va las
promesas de medicos de que
iran a servirlos 81 la Fedora
ci6n ordena la huelga.
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
Sc INsTRUYE cAUsA CON.
IRA GALINDO

Habana, Agosto 18.-En un
de instruction de es-
ia capital Sc instruye causa
contra Rad Gali9do, que Ell do
mingo atac6 a su esp0sa, con
una hiri6ndola.
DicesA que Raul regres6 a
su casa 'pn ssso 3 centavos en-
los bolsilfos y que su esposa
enferma .le maltrat6 de pala-
bra. No quisO el hacerla case,
pero la mujer insisti6, tirando
lie mas tarde un vase, que did
en- la cabeza a Rail.
Enfurecido, ell hombre lie
cause varias heridas y daSpues
trat6 de suicidarse, sin conse-
guiko. Continda siendo grave
ell estado de amb0s heriGos.
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
LA MAYORIA DE LA ASIAN
BLEA SIMPATIZA CON UN
PROYECTO DE AZANA

Madrid, agosto 18.-La ma
yoria de la asambIea nacional hi
hecho presente SUI adhesion a
ministro Azaha, con mo-
two de haber anunciado este que
disolvera la guardia civil Y cons
tituira una guardia republican,
Como base de la guardia rept
blicana utilizara la guardia d,
asaIlto, constituida en- los dlti-
mos meses.
La asamblea sin perdida de
tempo comenzara la discussion
del proyecto de Azana sobre ess
Importance reforma, dejande
para mas adelante ell estatuto d.
Cataluna y la reforma agraria.
Los socialistas Y otros ele-
mentOS democratlcOS han venldo
combatiendo a Ia guardia civil,
por estimar que la mayor parte
de sus miembros no eran fieles a
la Rep1blica.
FL cuarto tercio de la guardia
civil, que estaba de guarnici6n
en- Sevilla, fue disuelto la soma
ma pasada y en- esta semana sc
destituira al jefe de csc cuerpo,
ell general Cabanellas.
81 los planes de Azaha Sc
por la asamblea, la
guardia republican, Sc cOmpon-
dra de $4,000 hombres y en- ella
solo podran ingresar individuos
de probadas ideas republicans.
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
PASAN DE 80 LOS SUICI.
dos

Habana, Agosto 18.-Hasta
ell presente pasan de 80 los su.
cidios en- los dias transcurridos
en- ell mes de Agost0.
En- Santa Clara Sc recogi6 ell
cadaver del policia Garcia Ba-
rr0s0, con Ell craneo a~gujerea-
do por un proyectil calibre as.
Hace pocas semanas Sc lie sus-
pendi6 de empleo y sueldo, por
embriagueZ.
Antonio Garcia, de SO amos,
un vecino de Limonar, Sc qui-
to la vida ahorcandose. Garcia
temia que una enfermedad de
los ojos lie dejara ciego.
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
!NF0RMACION
DEL PUERTO

Procedente de Espaha, a car
gar fosfato Y MADEIRA, arrib6 ell
vapor americana Sahale. Trajo
pasajeros, correspondence v
carga, de Key West v la Haba-
na,, ell vapor anne icano Cuba.
De Baltimore, con carga gene
raj arribo ell Ellenor, america
no.
Hacia Jamaica parti6 el va
por noruego Sorvangen, carga-
do de MADEIRA, y en- lastre, a to-
mar I'm cargamento de bananas
en- Aware Obreg6n, M6jico, Sc
hizo a Ia mar Ia motonave nica-
Sauna.
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
Sc PEDIRA LA EXTRADI-
CION DE VARIOS BAN

Habana, Agosto 18.-Dicese
que la secretaria de estado pc
dira la eNLradici6n de varios
cubanos que llegaron reciente
mente a Miami y entire los Qua
les, al parecer, Sc encuentran
los agresores del captain Cal
vo. ~.
Varios de los refugiados en-
Miami hicieron declaraciones
que los complican, indirecta-
mente. en- la muerte de Calvo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
HERRERA EMBARCARA EN-
SEPTIEMBRE

Habana, agoSto lS.-Luego
de conferenciar aver con ell
DR.. Ferfara, secretario de esta
do, ell DR.. Ricardo Herrera NOM
brado ministro en- Paris, anun-
clio que en- ell mes de septiem-
bre embarcara hacia la CAPT.
tai francesa.
En- los ultimos amos HERE,
ra ha venido desempehando Ia
seeetaria de la presidencia.
La gaceta., 1932-08-18

Tres j6venes Satinos, Ernasto
Guerra, Oscar Gonzalez Y Jesus
Arguelles, Sc canfesaa on aver
ouipables de haber entrado en- el
salon de exhibiciones d. la Flo
rida Motors, en- la esouina de
Marion y Madison, llevandose,
para pasear, un lujoso autom6yil
Lincoln.
Dias antes, dos de los j6venes,
Gonzalez y Guerra, habian Pc
netrado en- la sala lie la colnpa.
MIA Penn Motor Company, Sep
TINA avenida esqu.na "a Fran
kiln, sacando, tambien para pa
(PGsn q Ia GG.1
La gaceta., 1932-08-18
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

ingeniero graduado en- ell Insti
tuto Politecnico de Troy, N. Y.
Por los documeutos presen-
tados ante ell consejo Sc prob6
que ell Dr., Chibas es uno de los
hombres mas notables de Gu
ba, por su inteligencia y su ca
pital.
La toma de testimonies fina
liz6 aver, declarando EN- favor
de Chibas distiuguidas perso-
nalidades.