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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
FRANCE TO IMPROVE
CEMETERIES

Paris, (UP)-A fund Of 5000
has been Appropriated by the
French government Tor the im-
provement OF local cemeteries. An
additional $2,400 will be used for
the Identification OF the monu-
ments er0cted TO Heloise and Abe
lard, ancient French heroic fig
ures OF epic love. ''ff'H
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
SUIT YOURSELF

MA rAAy Con train platforfn) :
Wkich platform for the LONDON
! jpoKrrn. Turn to the left and
s'spont 30 impertinsnt' young
man" 800.
risht ana you'll be left!"--Tit.Bsts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
JuLx 9TH CELEBTsATroN

Ocento, Wis.--All posts OF me
American Legion OF .oconto coun-
.ty will Join In staging Fourtn
OF July celebration at kadlee'h
park this year. s ItiA
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
CHN,T pIliNK WATER

An IriDhiz1an WIS relating an *.
perlenco Ok hardship IN the Jungle.
"Ansnunition, food ana whiss
kev had run out" he said. I'VE
we're Darched with thirst"
fWas there no watsrf" asked .
listener.
think ef cieauIiness," replied the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20

\ one 81 the clerks At the employ.
msnt agency was ccnsidered = DH
Y lRxsre were you born7v. no
asked 4 gcotchnnan. <N "
..9 iisssSwf what TORT"
II weatod to Be near my moth.
er.D--Tits Bits
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20

.why n ths werid q Msshton
wearing raincoAt, rubbers ana
narfyinr an umbrella on . warm,
1unshiny day like this1"
s'Ifis wife ii taking the children
an q pIorlc and she thinks that
will prevent ~ from rainins."-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
FARM RELIEF

washington, May 20--(UP)--
The senate agriculture committee
to-day authorized favorable report
on n bill drafted by Chairman
McNary designed to provide extern
sive farm relief through the opera
ton of the equalization fee and de-
benture plans, which have been
strongly urged by the three great
farm organizations.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
THE KNICKERBOCKER.

1910 MINTwooD PL. NV.
large rooms. kitchen and bath. with
porch; all outside rooms Free refrigera-
tion. Convenient, exclusive. reasonable.
ADAMS O530.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
COker's Talk on Trees
Botanist Shows Garden Club Photo
graphs of Many Specimens

w. c. Coker's talk to the Gar
den Club about trees Monday
evening in Davie hall was illus
trated with many beautiful lam
tern slides.
lightning has been destruc-
tive in Chapel HILL" he said,
"and that is why we do not have
more trees of great age. Dozens
of trees have been killed by
lightning since | came here to
live about thirty years ago"
A deodar cedar in the Arbor-
etum was one Of the pictures
thrown upon the screen. Among
the other trees shown were the
~Davie Poplar, the celebrated
Andrews Oak in Raleigh, and a
magnificent tree in Rockingham.
Mr.. Coker showed, too, blossoms
of the dogwood and the river
plum !. these photographs were
taken here in Chapel Hill.
The illustrations included tree
ferns of the tropics, olive trees
from the Garden of Gethsemane,
the true cedar of Lebanon, old
cypress trees of Mexico, and
1000 year-ol -old-redwoods of Cali
fornia.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Neighb0rhoOd Notes

Mrs. Edwin GreenlaW and her
daughters, Misses Marjorie and
Mary Edwin, came from Balti-
more yesterday and are in their
home on East Franklin street.
Miss Kate Graham went to
Charleston at the weekend to
see the Magnolia Gardens.
Miss Anne Utley's mother
came from Greensboro to visit
her, in the Kluttz home, at the
weekend.
Mrs. Earl Peacock $ sister,
Mrs. J. r. Morgan Of Waynes-
vile. was here on a visit last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Sanders
have gone to Atlanta for the
spring holidays. Mrs. San
ders' mother, Mrs. Cooper, re
turned to Atlanta with them.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
1888 Football Schedule

Davidson will play the opening
game of Cardinals 1888 foot
ball schedule, replacing Wake
Forest, the traditional season
opener. Under a three-way
agreement between Duke, David
son and Carolina, Davidson will
open Dukes season this year
while Carolina will furnish the
Wildcats opposition in their
homecoming game on Novem-
Der y, 1882. Duke will be the
homecoming opponent for Dav
idson in 1888.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Rum Runners Convention
(Chdrlotte Obserrer)

The course of our Government
toward the bootleggers who are
allowed to pursue their outlawed
calling for the income tax the
Government gets, is one that had
defied a clear understanding, and
that it has emboldened the
buccaneers is manifested in the
fact that rum-runners recently
gathered in convention" a. Hal
flax, Nova Scotia. with about 25
known smugglers from the Unit
ed States and Canada openly
registering and taking part. All
sorts Of organizations run to the
convention habit, but who could
Fhave imagined that an outlawed
profession would boldly stage a
performance of the kind? True,
the meeting was held in neutral
territory, but what is to prevent
the next annual event being
staged in New York or Chicago,
or any other American city? For
it is stated that their meetings
are to be annual events All At
lantic Seaboard points from
Boston down to Miami, are in
attendance, with Pannie Hig-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

Clay c. Bell, student in the
University, was injured Monday
night in an automobile collision
a few miles on this side of his
home at Rockingham. The driv-
er of the Florida car, which
struck him was not hurt, but
a passenger received injuries
which sent him to a hospital.
Bell had just taken Settle Dock
cry, another student at the Uni
versity from Rockingham, home
from Chapel Hill.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Bonus for Negro Woman
She May Get 1t because John Johnson
Recognized a Cadaver

Sarah Edwards, an old Ne
gro woman who works at Mrs.
Green Bryan's, may get from
$500 to $400 from the Unite1 1
States government because John
Johnson recognized the face Of
a cadaver in the University med
ical building.
Clarence Edwards Joined the
Army and went to France in
1918. He came back the next
summer. About two years later
the police of Durham were called
to quell a fracas in Negro
home. Gun-play followed, and
in the course of it Clarence Ed
wards was slain. The common re-
port IS that he was not a prln-
cipal in the fracas but just hap
pened to be present when the
bullets were flying
Nobody could identify him,
and the body, after lying at an
undertaker's for two or three
days. was turned over to the
medical school here for dissec-
ton purposes.
John Johnson was helping his
father, Anthony Johnson, the
janitor, and, when the body was
brought in, John recognized
Clarence. His affidavit is the
chief bit of evidence which is
being used by George Lawrence,
service officer of the American
Legion post, to get bonus in
surance money for the mother
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Church Announcement

United church, Cameron ave
nue.: Rev. G.. X. Dierlamm, pas
tor; Sunday school meets at
9:45 A. NJ. GRADY Leonard,
superintendent; Miss Celeste
Penny teaches women's Bible
class; Raymond Adams teaches
mems Bible class. Services at
II A. NJ. and 7::30 p. NJ. Topic
of morning sermon, 'Deepened
Love-; topic of evening sermon,
"Deepened Happiness"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
MacNider'S Ribs Broken
Physicians Ford Is Sideswiped by a
Rum-Runners' Buick

DR.. William deb. MacNider
was called On the telephone at
one o'clock last Friday night
and asked to 60 over to Durham
for a consultation with ply
sician, a friend of his, whose
wife had pneumonia.
Driving his Ford sedan, he
was ascending a hill in the out
skirts Of the Forest Hills sub
urb when a car coming at high
speed appeared on the crest
ahead of him. He saw the head
lights, and the next moment a
big Buick crashed into his Ford
and knocked it off the road,
crushing the left front wheel
and the fender. The Buick,
careening, went on about fifty
yards, plunged into a ditch, and
turned over.
DR.. MacNider was taken into
Durham by a nearby resident,
completed his consultation, and
came back home. Then it was
found that he had two ribs
broken. The injury kept him
confined to his bea two or three
days.
The Durham police, going to
the scene of the accident, found
13 gallons of liquor in the over
turned car. The occupants,
thought to be Negroes, had fed.
julius Bumpass, a Negro, to
whom the license plate had been
issued, was arrested a few hours
later He will be tried in the Dur
ham recorders court March %
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Nicky Solves the Problem

Nicky, the young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Heer, has
overheard a lot about taxes, for
his father is student Of taxa
ton. One day this week, talk
ing to his mother, the boy was
enumerating all the things he
wanted. The list stretched out
long, and she interrupted him
to ask where the money was
coming from. He replied: "Why,
from taxes, Of course"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Collie Pups Are Bottle Babies

The white collie pups at Mrs.
Tack's, about three miles out on
the Hillsboro road, are bottle
babies, since their mother had
to go to the hospital at Burling-
ton for a Caesarean operation
and did not recover. The pups
are fed on cows milk. It was
given to them out of a medicine
dropper the first two or three
days, but now they take it from
bottles.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Feeding Trees

The big trees on the campus
are being fed with a mixture of
bone and cotton-seed meal. Holes
are drilled about a foot and q
half apart in wide circles around
the trees and filled with the
mixture. This soaks down to
the roots and supplies the tree
with nourishment for several
years to come.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
The Spring Holidays

Examinations have been in
progress in the University this
week, and the spring holidays
will begin tomorrow Saturday
The new term will begin Mon
day, March 2l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Mrs. WinsI0w's Fall

The Chapel Hill friends of
Mrs. Frank Winslow Of Rocky
Mount were distressed to hear
Wednesday that she had suf-
fered a broken hip from a fall.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Notice from Kings Daughters

Several of the homes in the
village were not canvassed in the
recent appeal by the King's
Daughters for relief funds. Any
body who wants to contribute is
asked to send check to Mrs
II. f. Munich, treasurer.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
gems, New York liquor baron,
leading>tke activities.

A writer of popular songs has
been kidnapped in America. It
seems quite good idea unless
somebody ransoms him.-Pass-
ing Sh0lc (Lond0n).
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Junior Ball

Plans for the annual Junior
Senior Ball, May l3 and II, will
soon be completed by a Joint
committee from the two Uni
versity classes, A floor space of
840O square feet in the Tin Can
is to be decorated for the dances,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

Alfonso, it is reported, has
plenty to live on the rest Of his
nothing like saving from
a reigny day.-Norfolk Virgin-
ian-PilOt.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

Statistics on the hundreds Of
speakeasies in New York indi-
cate that up there the times are
not out of joints.-Arkansas
Gazette.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

Secretary Mellon is SO fond of
the English people that he pre-
fers their society to that of a
$1,000, 100000 deficit.--San Dr.
eco Union.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
The ALL CAR EXHAUST
HEARD ALL OVER THE WORLD

THE FORD f x Fl A u 7
Published in the interest Of the
Motorists of Chapel Hill and
Vicinity by
STROWD MOTOR co.
Bruce Str0wd ....... Editor
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

The Chinese aren't so yellow.
A Jap racketeer can't make them
buy his goods by threatening
them with a gun.-Canton Re-
p0SitOry.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

lst: Why so gloomy?
End: | can't get out of debt.
LIST: Huh! I can't even get in.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

A new set Of tires may save you
from serious accident and YOU
can buy them now at the lowest
price that has ever been offered.
We will be glad to quote you our
price on Goodyear and United
States brands.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

Let us put a brand new paint
job on your car now, and have it
ready for the good old springtime
that is just around the corner now.
Our price is low and we can give
you a first class job. We guaran-
tee both.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
Just A Natural

Doctor (noticing squalling pick
anniny on f1oor): MANDY, that
baby is spoiled, isn't he7"
Mandy: "No, sab, Doctah, all
niger babies smells dat way"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

Don't neglect your radiator dur
ing this cold weather. We will be
glad to test the solution and add
just the right amount Of anti
freeze to protect it and you from
maybe a big repair job.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11

1.-TWO pints make one cavort."
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-11
One Better

The new Ford V-8 and 4 will
soon be on display and now is the
time to place your order for one
so that you may get early delivery.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
MINEROS NEGROS ACUSA.
DOS DE ASESINATO

Winchester, KY. OPP, abril
11.-Cuatro negros mineros
estan siendo juzgados bajo la
acusaci6n de haher dado muer
tie a jim Daniels, I'm guarda de
la compania Mountain Coal,
en- ell fatal e%ncuentrO ocurrI-
do entire huelguistas y los PTS
toIeros de la nina ell dia 5 de
Mayo de 1881. Los obseS ado-
res Green que para los acusa-
dos existen muy pOcas esperan
zas de que sc les haga Justicia
a causa del fuerte prejuiciO -
raza.
A los cuatro negros Sc les
ofreci6 la libertad, en- la car
eel de Harlan, 81 ellos entire
gaban evidencias al estado en-
contra de sus companeros.
Cuando rehusaron hacerlo, Sc
les amenaz6 con lyncharlos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
)TRO CONTRATO PARA Ell.
CHASE NATIONAL BANK

alabama, abril lila oposi
ion critica la actitud del pre-
idente Machado, basada en- una
ubasta hecha por Ia secretaria
de hacienda, concedicndo al
Chase National Bank, de New
York, el contrato para acunar
tres millones y medic de pesos
N moneda Guiana.
La comisi6n del banco sierra
de 7-l6% y Ia g~anancia de Gu
ba en- Ia transaction Sc fila en-
81, zoo, 900.
Una garantia de 100000 Sc
ri ofrecida por ell Chase Natio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
LA LEY DEL DIVORCIO DA-
RIA MUCHO TRABAJO A
LOS TRIBUNALES DE ES-
PANA

Barcelona, abril 11.-Un gran
salto de libertad aparece en- p5rS
pectiva en- Espana tan pronto
como la ley del divorcio Sc pom
ga en- vigor.
En- las ciudades, como en- los
rueblos Y aldeas, Gentenares de
parejas Sc aprovecharan de la
oportunidad que las ayudara a
Librarians de las cadenas matri-
mo1iales.
En- Organa, una pequena al
dea, cinco parejas estaban es-
perando Ell momento propicio pa
ra divorciarse, y en- otra pc
quena roblaci6n, Puigcerda, O.
tras aguardan la bora de divor-
ciarse.
Los abogados esperan que sus
ingrssos aumentaran y algunos
admiten que la ley del divorcic
pudiera e como un salvavidas
para la profession. Espana tie
ne I'm exceso de abogados que
ganan su vida como periodistas,
vendedores 0 enlp.aados pero no
practican su profession, por fall
ia de clientes.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Hoy opinamos 10 mismo que
aver. FL pueblo Latino" Sc o.
zone a los "forros", a las mi
quidades electorales, aunque
otra cosa opinen las personals
que 10 difaman.
Gran numero de inscrip-
clones falsas sc han hecho en-
las dltimas semanas y con Il
dedo Sc senala hacia Ybor y
'Veet Tampa.
No dudamos que dos o tres
docenas de ciudadanos latinoS
hayan cooperado a la inscrip-
ci6n de las "trampas', sirvien-
do los intereses de sus amigos
politicos, pero tenemos la GER
teZa de que la cast totalidad
de los habitantes de nuestros
barrios quieren elecci0nes hon
radas y que triunfen los candi-
datos mas populares.
La democracia viene siendo
impulsada hacia ell "fascismo"
Y ell "pandillaje" y contra esos
graves males deben proteger-
la todos los ciudadanos cons
cientes.
Quitando $4,000 0 $4,000
de las actuales inscripciones v
designando para las mesas de
los colegios a hombres escru-
pulosos, tendrfamos mas cleo
clones primarias como ell pue-
bio las reclama.
iPor que no sc agrupan
nuestros mejores ciudadanos
para lograr que la imparciali-
dad predomine en- los comicios
de JUNO?
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Franklin D. Roosevelt seria
un presidente ideal para los
Estados Unidos, en- estos amos
de angustiosa depression econ6
mica.
Roosevelt, que naciera rico
es hoy un invalido. La parali-
SIS infantil lie hace caminar A.
pcVadC en- dos b~astones.
Ell insigne ciudadano ha SUI
ffrido mucho v los hombres
que sufren. Sc acercan mas al
preblo, por medic del dolor.
Lo que Estados Unidos ne
costa es un hombre como
Roosevelt, que conoce a sus
conciudadanos y sabe que las
penas de los humildes Sc miti-
gan con pan, amor y trabajo,
no con garrOtes Y ametralIa-
CCraS.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Acadia de publicarse un nue.
vo libro. La Tragedia de Hen
ry Ford, escrito por Jonathan
Norton Leonard.
Para noSotroS es uno de los
libroS mas interesantes publ
cadoS en- los uultimo meseS,
porque describe a Ford como
TN hombre de aldea, con las
creencias y superticicnes de
In campeSino.
Norton mueStra a Ford cons
truyendo una carretera de mi
lla Y media en- ell estado de
Massachusetts para evitar que
lie molestara en- Way ide Inn
ell continue correr de los auto.
movies inven,ados por 81.
Tenia cerca de 40 amos Guam
do todavia era un m%ecanico,
NAL vestido y con los tacone>
gastados. Donde otros fraca-
Saron, 6l, sin meritoS %extraor-
dinarios, levant6 una fortuna
de mil millones de pesos.
Como administrator de una
fabrica, acelerando ell traba,
jo, estableci6 jornales a base
de IS por dia. alcanzando
magnifica propaganda gratis;
como administrator Sc dedic6
a e~xtraer a cada hombre la
mayor cantida possible de ener
gia, unci6ndolo a la velocidad
de la maquina Y MERCHANDISE
en- su vida fuera de los talle-
res. AN
Como ,i.dadano rico fraca
SO en- la campana senatorial
de 1915; Sc puso en- ridiculo
combatiendo a los hebreos y
despues dandoles toda elias
de satisfacciones; envi0 a Eu
ropa la expedition del Oscar
II, que tanta "gloria' lie die
ra....
Mr.. Ford, como muy bien
dice Norton, es un hombre de
aldea, con creencias y prejui-
clos de un aldeano.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

hpalearon aver a los estu-
diantes de Arkansas que fue-
ron a visitar la region de Ken
lucky donde los mineros Sc en-
cuen.ran en- huelga. La cons
tituci6n de los Estados Unidos
protegia a esos j6venes ciuda-
danos, pero los criminales que
los maltrataron Salvajemente,
no seran castigados.
Pero otroS eStudiantes iran
a Kentucky, a hacerse apalear
dfendiendo sus derechos cons
titucionales, los de los mine
ros Y las bases democraticaS
de la nacion.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

efectue, continuaran desempe-
nando las principles carttras
los Doctores Herrera, Zubiza-
rreta, Averoff. Cespedes y Mo
linet.
De nuevo Sc menciona al DR..
Orestes Ferrara para la carte
ra de estado, con motive de que
Ell DR.. Nivanco pasara al Tribu-
nal Supreme.
Pero 81 Ferrara no acepta,
crtese Sc confiara la cancill2ria
al DR.. Miguel Angel Campo.
Para secretario INFERNO de
Estado Sc designara al DR.. Ave
.roff, mientraS Sc designa al que
dcsempenara ofciialmente ese
alto puesto.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
BANQUETE DEL PRIMER
MINISTRO


Madrid, abril 11.-Co nmoti-
vo de cUmplirse 81 jueves, ell pri
mer aniversario de la Republi-
"a, ell primer ministro Azana da
"a un banquete invitando al
cuerpo diplomatico y las figu-
ras mas destacadas del nuevo
regimen.
Esr3rase que ell presidente Al
Gala Zamora, lance una procla-
ma al pals explicando al labor
realizada por la Republica en-
tan poco tempo.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
FIRMARON OTRAS PFOUE-
MAS FABRICAS

llabana, abril 11.-Varias pc
qucnas fabricas firmaron en- la
manana de hoy las bases de nj
Velaci6n en- la industrial del Ia
haco.
FL viernes pasado firm6 una
fabrica de relativa importan-
cia la de Benito Suare2, la que
ha acceptable las condolences SUI
Jtta a no seguir pagando los
precios 81 los obreros fueran de
rrotados en- la lucha.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
HAN SUICIDADO VA
MAS DE 20 PERSONALS EN-
Ell MES DE ABRIL.

Habana, abril ll.-En 10 que
va del mes de abril, Sc han suici-
dado va mas de 20 personals.
La vlctima numero 10 fu6 ell
tabaquero Antonio Cartagena,
natural de Puerto Rico, que Sc
quito la vida tomandose ell CON
tenido de I'm pomo de tinta. De-
10 ste obrcro a su esposa y Qua
tro hijos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
I'll QUE SEN
TENCIARA A LOS SERVI-
DORES DE LA DICTADU-
RIA

Madrid, abril 11.-De un mo-
mento a otro Sc dara a conocer
por ell gobierno los nombres de
las personals qYe formaran Ell
tribunal que debera imponer
ser a lc.: serVidores de la die
tadura &c Primo de Rivera.
C9mpondran ell tribunal 7
magistfados de- supreme y IA
diputados.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Para ell pueblo aleman es
IN dia de intens oregocijo ell
de hoy.
FL presiderte Hindenburg
ha triunfado sobre ell "extre-
mista' Hitler, como Francia y
la civilization ~esperaban.
Con Hindenburg en- la pre-
sidencia, Alemania podra solu
cionar sus dificultades que son
muchas y graves.
Hitler representaba la Gin
surrecci6n" contra las condi-
clones del plan Young, que de-
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Whiting, Indiana, abril IL
Con un pedazo da alambre de
una lampara aparsci6 aqui es-
trangulada la nina Alberta
Knight, de Il amos, hiia del di~
funto ministro bautista Oscar
Knight. Encontr6 Ell cad&ver
John Mihok, de 27 amos, hues-
ped en- la casa de la madre de la
nina. La policia busca a un HON
bre conocido por "Blackie'', que
residia en- la casa.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Now Orleans, abriI 11.-Lue-
go de paSar o no meses sin ira
baio, Emile Gremillon, de 41
amos. trajo para esta ciudad a
su espos9 Y dos hijos, pues lie
vaba cUatro dias con emplso en-
un establecimiento local. Aver
un ladr6n penetr6 en- ell estable-
cimiento Y para apoderarse de
SIP le rsP6 a Gremillon I'm gol-
pc tan fuerta. que este falleci6.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

Poo. En- los ultimos seis meses
gran numero de delincuentes
han sido sentenciados a destie-
FRO en- esa possession espanola, 81
tuada Ell la costa oeste de Afri-
ca.
Tres pequenas aldeas forman
SUI Unico tribute a la civilization
Su china es t6rrido y ALI resi-
len 10000 nativos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
FERNANDO POO PARECE
SER la ISLA DEL Ola
BIO DE ESPANA.

Madrid, abril 11.-Espana
puede tener su propia Isla del
Diablo para 2resos pol.ticOs y
criminales, 81 Sc continua en-
viando prisioneros a Fernando
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Basel Suiza, abril 11.-Los
gobernadores de los bancos cue
pertenecen al Banco de Are
CLOS InternacionaIes, decidieron
aver prolcngar los cr6ditos con-
cedidos a Austria, Hungria y
Jugoeslavia. Este acuerdo apa-
rece sujeto a la sanction del Co
mite de directories del BancO In
ternacional, que Sc reunira aqui
hoy.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
UNAS 4ONNA DE MAR
FIJI PARA Ell PAPA

Ciudad Vaticano. ebril IL
Una estatua de la Virgen Ma
ria, labr} D. de uno de los col
millos deSun elefante, ha 8ido
enviada az Papa vor el sultan
de Buhunde,< ZEN ell Congo BeIga.
Tiene la estatua un alto de
16 pulgadas.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
Noticias TeIegraficas Condensadas

Holsingfors, Finlandia, abril
11.-Las 2mnnestaciones para
ell matrimonio del famoso atleta
finlard6s Paavo Nurmi y la Sc
norita s. L~aaksonen, hija de un
fabricante de r~efrescos, Sc han
publicado aqui. La boda Sc veri-
ficara dentro de pccos dias.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

japones ha dadO instrucciones a
su ministro en- China para que
acepte Ell arreglo propuesto por
los observadores neutrales, que
dispone la retirada de las tro-
pas iaponesas del area de Shan
ghai. Tambi6n Sc han dado ms
trucciones al ministro para cue
acepte Ia formula de cOmpromi-
so presentada por ell pmbajador
ingl@s en- China. Sir Miles Lamp
sen, Y que Sc refiera a la segun-
da etapa DE- la retirada japone-
sa.
Cr6ese que la conferencia de
SHANGHAI terminara hoy con un
arreglo pero este depende de
que China acspte los planes pre-
sontadOs.