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La gaceta., 1932-06-17

viembre primero de 1928 hasta
JUNO de 1880.
Ell verdadero nombre del a.
viador es Estanislao Hazner y el
probablemente adopt6 la nue.
va pronunciation de su apellido,
luego de marcharse de la orden.
Los libros. del colegio dicen
que nacio Ell 5 de MARIO de
1900, en- Gaiiska, Galitzia, aho-
ra Polonia, hijo de Francisco
Hazner y Apolonia Cichon. La
familia vino a los Estados Uni
dos en- 1912. Hausner entr0 en-
la Hermandad en- 1915 y sali6
de la orden en- Julio de 1920.
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este Sc ocult6 en- una sala del
palacio, evadiendo a los HON
bres que lie buscaban.
Los oficiales que trataron de
arrestar a Grove dicen que
elIos desean evitar que ell So
cialismo sea arrastrado hacia
ell comunismo.
BESIDE el lugar donde Sc o.
cultara, Ell coronei Grove ila-
mo a los carabineros y a la ca
balleria, merchandise enton :
ces los contrarevOlucionarios.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

Santiago, Chile, JUNO IT,
Una contrarevoluci6n para de
rribar la nueva junta socialis-
ia, aparentemente dirigida por
Carlos Davila, estall6 anoche
en- los alrededores del palacio
del gobierno. Varios oficiales
trataron de capturar al coro-
mel Marmaduqhe Grove, pero
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NOT1C1AS
(viene de la lay

dio para su propaganda, orgi-
nando protestas de los naciona-
les sociaIistas y otros partidos
de La oposici6n.
Ell gobierno de Won Papen uti
liza ell radio para dar a conocer
sus intenciones, pero permite
usarlo tambien a todos los par
tides. con la exception del Co
munista.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

Sc VENDE IN autom6vil
Buick 1926, en- S125.00 al con-
tado. Esta en- magnfficas con-
diciones, y un piano marca
Behr Bros and Co., cast nuevo,
en- $125.00 al contado. Puede
verse 2 todas horas. Los duenos
desean embarcarse. Lnformes
en- Henderson 709.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
New Orleans, La, JUNO II.

New Orleans, La, JUNO II.
-Estanislao Felix Hausner, el
aviador que ACADIA de ser res
catado en- ell Atlantico, era miem
bro de los Hermanos del Sagra
do Coraz6n, una orden cat6lica
de maestros, y ensenaba en- ell co
legi6 st. Aloysius, en- esta ciu-
dad. Sc lie conocfa como ell Her.
mano Adolfo y d~esempen6 sus
labores de ensenanza desde no.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

Londres, JUNO 17.-Un diario
local publica una entrevista con
ell primer ministro MussoIini, de
Italia ,en la cual este aparece
critacando a los Estados Uni
dos y la democracia, anadiendo-
que prevee una larga serie de
guerras militares y econ6micas.
Ell periodista que verified la
interview con ell Duce, lie atribu
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

New London, c, del n, JUNO
En- una finca de aqui ha Ia
edo I'm ternero que tiene la mi
tad de la lengua negra y la otra
mitad blanca como la nieve. Ell
ternero es normal en- TODD SUI
aSpecto exterior.
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w nEn
IAN
Comes

NTHATm many people call indigestion
w very often means excess acid in
the stomach. The stomach nerves have
been 0ver-stimulated, and food sours.
The corrective is an alkaii, which quickly
neutralizes acids. And the best alkali
known to medical science is Phillips
Milk OF Magnesia.
One spoonful of this harmless, taste
less alkali neutralizeS instantly many
times as much harmful acid, and then
the symptoms disappear at once. You
VIII never use crude methods when encs
you learn the efficiency of this. Go get
a small bottle to try.
Get the genuine Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia, the kind physicians have
prescribed for so years in correcting
GMeesB acidA 25c and Soc q bottle-any
@W@BAaA
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
Johnny E VENCI
DO POR PALMER

Sidney, Australia, Nov. 15.-
Ell campe6n australiano de peso
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
CHOCOLATE r
PETER NEBO

New York Nov. 15.-En una
movida pelea efectuada anoche
en- la Arena San Nicholas, Kid
Chocolate, de Cuba, campe6n de
peso de puma y de pequeno pc
so ligero, alcanz6 la decision de
los jueces sobre Peter Nebo, ell
llamado Indio Seminole de la
Florida.
Una gran parte del p1blico
protest6 de la decision. Chocola-
te asimil6 mucho castigo en- los
primeros cuatro asaltos, pero en-
los asaltos finales ataco a su
oponente, conquistando ell fallo
de los %jueces.
A juicio de los expertos, ell
negrito, atacando en- los ultimos
asaltos, logr6 un margen de ven
taja sobre su rival.
Pesaban Nebo 134M y Cho-
colate 1912.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
Con los Cuantes

Manuel Quintero, segdn ell
protector de Hick Moore, reali-
"a desesperados esfuerzos para
llegar a las lat libras y colocar-
Sc a una distancia de 7 6 10 Ii
bras del peso de Tony Freeman.
81 Mano mismo ha confesado
que su mejor peso es ell de 143
libras, y asi Sc public6 la sema-
ma pasada, ipor que Sc empeha
en- "elevarse" a las lat libras?
va que lie va a conceder ven
taja de peso a Freeman, 10 mis-
mo da que ell ex-campe6n weller
pese 10 que IA libras mas. Diez
libras es mucha ventaja y Ia
tambien es mucha ventaja, pero
a Mano lie convendrfa mas subir
en- perfectas condolences, con
143, que llegar al cuadrilatero
con lat y yer su agilidad dismi-
nuida.
, De todos MOODS la peleita es
desigual y solo un milagro pue-
de impedir que Quintero cargue
con una ominosa derrota.
81 Tony Freeman fuera un
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'barrig6n, uno de esos gladiado-
res que han llegado a La cumbre
por favoritismo 0 por CASUAL
dad, cast nos explicarfamos que
Mano lie concediera diez libras
de ventaja, pero siendo Tony
un ~ex-campeon y habiendo DO :
xeado y vencido a muchos de los
mejores pugilistas de peso wei.
ter y mediano, no podenos expli
carros ell interes de los directores
de Quintero en- exponer la repu.
taci6n del "huracan espanop' er
un combate donde su hombre de.
be ceder 10 6 IA libras a su con.
trincante.
Algunos expertos "de poca mon.
ia" dicen que Mano "subira a Ia
bicicleta" Y peleando afuera ga.
nara todos los rounds.
Los fieles que conocen a Tony
Freeman saben que con el la bi.
cicleta tiene un valor muy rela.
two, porque Tony sabe atacar
arrinconar y pegar.
Las unicas probabilidades d.
victoria de Mano descansan er
que Freeman haya dejado de sci
10 que era y Sc nos presente co.
mo I'm ex-gladiador de la van.
guardia.
Mano puede conceder la ven.
taja a Tony 81 ell ex-campe6n he
entrado va en- la etapa final dc
su decadencia.
Pero las 1ltimas noticias, in.
cluyendo la cue nos llegara la Sc.
mana pasada de Miami, pruebar
que Freeman sigue batiendose
con los mejores pugilistas y de.
rrotandolos, 10 que para Manc
,es I'm augurio muy desfavorable
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Un notable empresario, O que

Ou 0IifpISSdFlO, o que
aspira a ser notable, asegura
que los preliminares tienen muy
'poca importancia y que los dia-
rios de la parte comercial de la
ciudad no lie conceden espacio nj
interes a las peleas que antece-
den al "s~tar-bout."
81 ESQ fuera asi, Red Newton
no estarfa "patrocinando" a Mr..
Hick Moore. Cuando un periods
ia no tiene interes en- gladiado-
res de p~reliminares, es que ha
perdido ell interes por ell boxeo.
Los empresarios inteligentes
Iprocuran concertar buenos pre-
liminares porque muchas veces
las ~"peleitas chicas" protegen
los fracasos de Jas "peleas gran
des." As.xas
ST un empresario prepare un
combate entire un gladiator es-
trella y I'm gladiator que lie re-
comiendan como bueno y la pc
lea "se cae", por la superioridad
del primero, unos buenos preli-
minares lie protegeran del fra
lease complete.
Pero 81 fracasa la pelea prin-
cipal y los preliminares son ''pe-
leitas" entire muchachos inferio-
res, entonces ell p1blico sale des-
contento y Sc considera engana-
do.
I Los preliminares protegen a
los "main-bouts" y 7to 10 saben
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
BASE BALL
UN PELOTERO CUBANO d.
CE QUE Ell WASHINGTON
LIE C~ONTRATARA

Habana, Nov. 15.-lsmaf Mo
rales, un joven pelotero que jue
ga en- ell club Habana, Dajo la d.
reccion de Mike Gonzalez, ha d.
cho aqui que ell Washington, di-
rigido por Joe Cronin, lie dara
una oportunidad de destacarse
en- las practicas de 1888.
Morales dice que Walter John
son ofreci6 ayudarle y que Joe
Cronin probablemente lie dara la
prueba que 6l necesita, Ell joven
jugador cubano, seg1n Coma :
lsz, es I'm jardinero de extraor-
dinaria habilidad. Sus amigos lie
cOnocen por Gel Mulo."
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
Jueg0.

los empresarios que conocen su
juego.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

-iQue!... iDios milo! No pue-
de ser...-balbuci6, pasandose
las manos por los ojos y volvien
90 a mirar.-Pero no.. iEs ella!
ISL. Mi hija!... imi Flora del
alma, tendida en- inm6vil sobre
la alfombra. iOh! IQue ha pa
sado aqui?
Empuj6 la puerta, sin Ror-
darse de que Dorotea la habfa
ce%ado al entrar.
Anhelante, angustioso V pa
lido, corri6 al pasiIIo pr6ximo,
en- busca de la puerta escape del
tocadoR
Lego a este.
Estaba alberto.
Sc precipit6 por ALI Y pas6 al
gabinete.
En- efecto, Flora, aquella flor
virginia., aquel Gnico consuelo
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
BROWN R A SPID
ER D

Paris, nov. 15.-Panamo A.
Brown, reconocido como ell can
pe6n mundial de peso bantam
acost6 aver aquf, en- ell segundC
asalto, a Spider Pladner, nota.
BILE gladiator frances.
Brown do a Pladner una lee.
ci6n de boxeo, en- ell primer asa
to, Y despues lie derrib6 por e.
conteo de nueve, con un golpe dc
lerecha. Segundos mas tarde o.
tro golpe de derecha puso fin al
;ombate.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
BURTON VENCIO A LOPEZ

Miami, noy. 15.-Media Pin
ia Tony Lopez, de Tampa, fue
derrotado aver en- la Arena de
la Legion, br Bucky Burton,
de Clifton, Indiana, que gan6
aqui su vigesima octava victoria
consecutive y su primer main
bout. Pesaba Lopez 1875, dos Ii
bras mas que ell triunfador.
Red Turner, de Jacksonville,
fue acostado en- ell quinto asalto
de la semi-final por Baby Joe
Guzman, de Key West y Tampa.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

lido.
I'm solo pensamiento lie atena-
zaba la mente: & Habria termi-
nado va Dorotea de escribir su
confession"
Dirigi6se a sus habitaciones,
quitandose al paso ell abrigo, que
dej6 con ell sombrero en- su des-
qtcho.
De este pas6 al gabinetito que
va copocemos, aquel precisamen
tie en- que Sc desarrollara la VIC
lenta escena en6'e la culpable y
su acusador esposo.
Don Rodrigo acerc6se a la
puerta que ponia en- comunica-
ci6n aquella estancia con ell gabi
nete particular Y dormitor@ de
Dorotea.
Miro porbla cerradura y re-
trocedi6 Con espanto,
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

complete, Ambrosio Palmer, de-
rrot6 aqui, por puntos, a john
ny Freeman, un americana. La
pelea dur6 IL asaltos.
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VII

I'm cuarto de bora despues,
el carruaje llegaba al punto CT
Ell marques Sc ape6.
Echo mano a la cartera0 Y sa
cando un billete de diez duros y
otro de cinco, entrea&seos al
cochero, biendolV
Ali tieAes: cincuenta pesetas
por tus servicios especiales y
veinticinco por ell tempo de al
quiler.
-Muchas graciaS, senior. Els
listed esplendido COMO pocos
y til listo como pocos tam
bien. Estamos en- paz. Buenas
noches.
Y don Rodrigo Sc alei6, mien
Nogales international., 1932-01-30

E. H. Evans was business visitor
here Thursday from Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1932-01-30
Grapefruit Beverage

Grapefruit makes a cooling and re-
freshing beverage. To make It add
pound of sugar to pint of juice. Then
stir until the sugar is dissolved. Cool
the beverage and serve it with bits Of
chopped ice.
Nogales international., 1932-01-30
!: NfWLIN BURT

tight jersey. long-sleeved. high in the
throat. a little Jacket and in big
old tam-o'- -shanter.
Before sh. put this on her head
she ran her fingers back and forth
through her sleeked thick hair until
it was the wild unruly mop of
golliwoR. She went to her mothers
room and examined the likeness she
had so achieved girl with a slim
high-colorcd face. firm rich mouth.
a pair of tilted cleaning eyes: a
girl with a swagger that was made
charming by its lines of race and
breeding.
"Oh. Lynda Sandal" said Jocelyn.
II am going to like you. Maybe
it will be wonderful"
Nogales international., 1932-01-30
Crab Apple Jelly
bV NancV Hdft

Wash, remove blossom ends, hut
do not peel or core. Cut in rather
small pieces, cover with cold water
and cook gently Until soft. Keep ON
an asbestos mat Or III larger kettie
OF hot water to prevent the apples
burning.
When very soft, turn into a jelly
bag and hang over night to drip. In
the morning measure the clear red
liquid bring to boil ard skim. Allow
for every pint OF liquid the usual
pound OF sugar and have it heating in
the oven while the juice is scalding.
Add to the juice, after il has cooked
just twenty minutes, stir until dis
solved, take out the spoon, cook five
minutes longer, skim and turn at once
into the heated cups.
Apples and Bacon
Fry the bacon, remove from the pan
and drain off part of the drippings.
Select juicy tart apples. Core them.
but do not peel them. Slice in rings
about quarter of an inch thick and
fry over slow fire, making sure that
they are thoroughly done. Season with
salt and pepper and serve with the
bacon.
Richer Mince Meat
Mix two pounds of chopped cooked
beef, one pound of chopped beef suet,
five pounds of chopped apples, one
pound of chopped raisins, one pound
of Sultana raisins, half pound of
sliced citron and candied lefnon-peel,
mixed two pounds of currants, two
and one-half pounds of brown sugar.
two tablespoons of cinnamon, one tea
spoon each of cloves, allspice, and
salt, one nutmeg grated, one pint of
molasses, and one quart or more of
cider. Cook slowly until done and pack
in stone jars.
Bananas in Crumbs
Remove skin from six bananas. cut
in halves lengthwise and cross-wise.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper and lem
on Juice, dip in -four, egg and crumbs,
and fry in deep fat. drain on brown
paper. Serve with or without lemon
sauce.
Grapefruit Beverage
Grapefruit makes cooling and re-
freshing beverage. To make It add a
pound of sugar to pint of juice. Then
stir until the sugar is dissolved Cool
the beverage and serve it with bits Of
chopped ice
Nogales international., 1932-01-30
RRyApTURtEEBtY0ND67ESS| RyAp I; |:
KATHARINE NtWIN BURT . .; ID

"I want" said Jocelyn speaking low
and rapidly, Il want to know what
life looks like when it-comes round
from behind and you can see its face.
/ want to know people. all kinds of
people. different sorts of people. I
want to know how good it is to be
bad. and how bad it may be to be
good. | want adventure. risks. dam
gers: I want"
"You want too much. You're only
girl and what's worse, you're a
young lady Laugh that off if you
can, Miss Jocelyn Hariowe."
She put her hand across his lips.
Hush! Not here. Here I'm Lynda
Sandal"
At that Nick pulled down her hand.
Nogales international., 1932-01-30

threw back his head and laughed with
great painful yelling Of delight.
You win. And | surrender. Lyn-
da Sandal, | hereby take you as my
child for better or for worse and
promise to show you all the reality
and the adventure I can decently sup
ply. And if this madness be the
death of Jocelyn Harlowe | do here
by promise to aid. succor and support
Miss Lynda Sandal to the best of my
very poor ability. In order to seal
our compact and to show my SINGER
ity," he stood UP. lifted his hand in
a great gesture and raised his voice.
Lynda, want you to meet some
Of MY friends" -:
At the changed tinlbre Of his voice
the four card players turned.
Boys. l want to present to you
my daughter. Miss Lynda Sandal.
Mr.. James Drury, Mr.. Saul Morrison
and Mr.. Gustave Lowe. Jock Ayle-
ward, my protege and my protector" !"
Jock rose and bowed. The other
men sat where they were and shook
Lynda's hand with cordiality. staring
and grinning hard grins up into her
face. Jock Ayleward did not stare.
He looked at her once keenly and
looked away.
Don't stop playing. May watch
the gamer"
Were quitting. Miss Sandal. So
long. Old Nick. See you later at the
hunting grounds, Ayleward."
They went. slipping into tight neat
coats, slapping on their hats at rakish
angles. smiling at Lynda last with
probing looks.
After the men had finally taken
their leave Jocelyn questioned her
father.
What is the hunting grounds?"
"A gambling place" -.--~
''Is that how you make your liv-
ing, Father2"
He held out his crippled hands with
a gesture and a look which clearly
meant, "Hpw could II No. Jock
|Ayleward. who is like a son to me.
does all of that" he told her.
After long aud troubled silence
she asked him "When may I come.
again to see youi"
Whenever YOU please. my dear.
or can make it convenient. am
nearly always at home. Most of the
time on this old sofa. Every day I
find it harder to get about"
"Oh, Father. can't something be
doper'
He shook his head.
"Jock has done what he could foe
me. He takea care of me now, you
must know. It's fair enough. There
waa TIME when / took care of him"
Tie loves you, Father. can SEQ
that when he smiles"
"He's not a bad scout but don't
get romantic about him, Lynda. He's
not the man your Felix is, for in
stanca He has a poor outlook In
life and 4 character which might be
called unstable"
He loyal to you"
''Uh-hupl"
There's a sort Of stability in
thai
say he was a sort OF bulldog. But
THAT'S because, perhaps, he's not beeti
coddied any BY fife. He knows the
value of the few people that care for
him..
"Who else beside you, Fatheri"
The bright-syed cripple laughed iu
a low and tadntin9 key. "About 4
do4en Monaen. roughly speaking"
| Continued Next Week
Nogales international., 1932-01-30

There, in the little bedroom, its
door locked, coiling trunk rope
around her arm she switched off her
light and swung her leg across the
window sill.
She drove to the address her father
had given her. She got out, paid
the driver and climbed up the dirty
steps of an old-fashioned brownstone
building on a street which must once
have been lined with sober dwellings.
A Japanese boy answered her ring.
docs a Mr.. Sandal live here?"
"Yes'm. Tree flight up"
Jocelyn paused before she took the
last few steps of her ascent Of the
three flights Of stairs.
Across the room Nick Sanda
crouched on a battered sofa agains
the wall. He was twisted up pain
fully among some tattered cushion!
and smoked a pipe with deep eager
sucking noises. cuddling its bowl ii
one Of his swollen and distorted
hands. His bright eyes watched q
group of four nlen playing cards al
a table.
She came rapidly up the last few
steps and stood in the doorway.
Nick Sandal, brushing away the
smoke of his pipe, made queer gasp
ing exclamation, then put tip his hand
as though to prevent an insult and
struggled to his feet.
"Boys, this is my daughter" he
cried out sharply.
There was a strained silence in the
room.
1t was Jocelyn herself who broke
the silence.
Go on with your game, please"
she said. Il came to talk to my
| father"
The men obeyed with alacrity. They
returned to their cards and to their
smoking, igoring Nick and his visi-
tor. But one of them. with a wink
and a twist of his whole face. got up
and shut the door.
Jocelyn sat down beside the Grip
pie on his battered lounge and put
her hand uncertainty upon his free
one. He took it up as though it had
been something more perishable than
his own and peered up into her face.
They spoke in low voices. trying to
create for themselves an Illusion OF
privacy.
Il wanted to see you. Father. !
got out the way you showed me.
Mother doesn't know I'm here.
Nothing wrong then"
"No. I felt that I must see yop,
There's something In mo that beionaa
to yon And l am really very lone
Lonely, Wkh a fane4 and q
mother and a crowd Of frtendsr
"Fslix is still a stranger. havs
no friends"
Nick put an arm roughly about her
"All right, Lynda III be you,
friend. I don't rnind loving you
I'm not the QaQst ereditable parent II
the world. And I don't want to gel
you Into trouble with your future
husband and with the reputable ssds
iii III never lst them Anoy,"
~ say, Lynda, take It easy. Lett
talk Il over sort OF quietly, That
better as she Let her body fela1
against the seat. "I'll tell yop frank
liy. I have NO feeling Of obligation
toward yoar mother q your youns
man. ! lie you. / like your run
ming of by way OF the fire escape t
visit me. Islj the way ! began, run
ming away nights by back wtndoy
But I don't want to hurt your lif'
or spoil ySYS ehsnSaa san What q
u you WaM8ES ,s.;......a...s Eass
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

patizan profdndamente con los
ideales de la Liga; pero la WISH
ia ha sido de gran valor para
mostrar a los representatives del
mundo occidentalt Ia verdadera
situaci6n con referencia a la
Manchuria. Los miembros de la
comision parece nhaber entendi-
do que Ell Jap6n esta determine
do a mantener ell viejo status,
que ha sido causa de repetidos
conflictos e intranquilidad.
Desde que las condolences ba-
sicas han sido entendidas, los
funcionarios japoneses apare-
cen inclinados a conceder que ell
Jap6n pudiera respetar las apa-
riencias, demorando la extern
sion del r~econocimiento de jure,
aunque continuance ell de facto,
va concedido.
La reciente historic China
muestra casos similares de po-
deres hacienda negocios, de item
pc en- TEMPO, con gobiernos To-
calistas. z
81 los japoneses adoptan es-
tie plan con relaci6n a la Man
churia, anadira una ficci6n d.
Iplomatica mas al problema chi
no; pero pudiera evitar rompi-
miento entire ellos y la maquina-
ria de paz del mundo.
En- los circulos militares de
Toxic Sc declara que la princi-
pal fuerza insurgente en- la
Manchuria sera quebrantada
antes de Septiembre, pero esta
esperanto no es compartida por
los observadores que han regre-
sado de ALI. Estos 1ltimos Green
que un largo periodic de guerra
de guerrillas tendra que>ser re-
sistido por ell ejercito nippon.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21
DE ITALIA
MUSSOLINI HIZO IMPOR-
TANTES CAMBIOS EN- SU
GABINETE

Roma, Julio 2l.-El primer
ministro Mussolini hizo aver
importantes cambios en- SUI ga
binete, separapdo a 5 minis
tfos y II subsecretarios Y que
dandose Ell con cuatro carteras
en- lugar de las dos que tenfa.
Mussolini d~esempena ahora
las carteras de gobernaci6n,
negocios extranjeros, corpora
clones y es primer ministro.
Dino Grandi, el ministro de
negocios extranjeros, que tan
ia popularidad alcanzara en-
los 1ltimos meses, dicese que
Sera nombrado embajador en-
lnglaterra, con ell fin de que
dedique todas sus energias a
las conferencias international
les que vienen verificandose.
Mussolini ha tornado sobre
suS hombros, ademas, la direc-
ci6n personal de las relaciones
con ell vaticano Y los asuntos
rellgiosos. Alfredo Rocco, re-
nunciante miristro de justicia,
fue sustituido por Pietro de
Francisco; Antonio Mosconi, mi
nistro de hacienda, sustituido
por Guido Jung, y Batbino Giu
liano, ministro de instruction
.pdblica, reemplazado por Fran
cisco Ercole.
Las dos carteras que Musso-
lini ha dejado bajo su direc-
ci6n las desempenaban Dino
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

dos los edificios del gobierno, a
10 largo de la avenida Pennsyl-
vania, que hasta hoy venian ocu
pando los cx-soldados, Por Ia or
den Sc selala a Ia poiicfa el de-
ner de limpiar todos los terre-
nos donde los hombres hayan
construido cabanas para albar-
garse y levantado tiendas.
Hasta las nueve de la mana
ma de hoy Sc habian facilitado
billetes de ferrocarril, aceita y
'gasolina a mas de 1000 de los
veteranos.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

Shanghai, julio .21.-Los pc
ri6dicos chinos no podran en- 10
successive imprimir noticias refe-
rentes a la ejecuci6n de los CO.
munistas y tambien deben abs
tenerse de publican noticias So
bre ell exito del plan russo de Gin
co amos. Ordenes secretas a este
efecto han sido e~xpedidas por ell
departamento de publicidad del
comite central executive, en- Nan
king.
En- una communication secreta
Sc dice que ell terror en- China
esta alcanzando excesiva publ
cidad en- ell extranjero Y Sc eta
ell hecho de que hace pocas Sc
manas Sc efectuaran reuniones
de protestas en- los Estados Uni
dos y en- Europa contra la ejecu-
ci6n de j6venes radicales.
La orden afecta solo a los Pc
riodicos chinos, de los cuaIes Sc
exige mayor discretion.
En- otro segundo bando secre-
to Sc dice que, aunque ell plan
russo de cinco amos parece ser un
exito complete, es contrario a
los principles del Kuomintang,
lpublicarlo asi.