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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
Poll Taken By
Local Association
Attracts Interest
Annual Meeting on 22nd at New Haven Expected to
Take Cognizance OF Waterbury, Effort - Judge
O'Sullivan One of Speakers

torney Lucius f. Robinson of Hart
ford and Attorney Arthur NJ. Brown
of New Haven.
Superior Court Judge p. B. o.
Sullivan of Derby, well known In
this city, will be one Of the speak
ers at the annual dinner to be
held in the evening of the 22d at
the Student Lounge in the Sterling
law buildings of Yale law school.
Professor Edward M. Morgan of
the Harvard law school will be the
other speaker.
1t will be recalled that an at
tempt to pass a resolution favoring
the repeal of the 18th amendment
was defeated at the State Bar AS
ISOLATION meeting two years ago in
Hartford. The state association
has always refused to take action
on the question.
However, a copy of the result
of the poll conducted by the Wa
terbury group was forwarded to
Attorney Harrison levitt of New
Haven, president of the State Bar
Association. The result, showing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
wATERvILLE

Residents of the Fort Hill sec
ton of Waterville have been con-
siderably aroused as the result Of
the fire which destroyed the home
of Zigmunt Mickiewicz of SO Fort
Hill avenue early Saturday morn
irg. When the firemen reached
the house after a number of ST.
multaneous alarms sent in by
neighbors, the house was a raging
furnace. New fires breaking out
throughout the building made the
work of the firemen unusually diff
ficult and finally led to suspicion
that Mickievicz himself was re-
sponsible for the fire. He was ar
rested and is held at police head
quarters where he has told several
conflicting stories. He has been
unable to explain satisfactorily the
presence of Kerosene and cotton
mattress filing which was found
scattered throughout the house.
Nor has he been able to account
for the fact that members of his
family were spending the night
elsewhere.
He formerly conducted a small
store in the building but was
forced by lack of business to close
1t several weeks ago. 1t has de-
veloped that the place is insured
well above the value of the mort
cages with which it is encountered
and that an additional insurance of
$4,000 had been placed on the
furniture.
Mrs Budde to Head Girls Club
At the last meeting of the Girls
Club of Waterville the nominating
committee submitted the names of
Mrs Samuel A. Budde and Mrs w.
J. O'Callaghen, as candidates for
president and secretary. respec-
lively, for the coming year. Since
no other names have been placed
in nomination both will be unani-
mously elected to those offices at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
STATE BAR may DISCUSS WET-DRY TALLY
Sketch Club Gains
Is New Members
Annual Initiation Presided Over By President Harry
>MaIO0tian

Thirteen new members are ac-
cepted into the Leavenworth high
school Sketch club at the annual
initiation ceremonials sponsored
this morning at the school under
the direction of President Harry
Malootian. This club now numbers
over 80 members and to-day's to-
tai was the largest to gain ads
mittance at one time since the
club organized eight years ago.
The new members include
Charles Orlowski, Dorothy Tall
madge, Michael Shzymba, Dorothy
Smith, Lucy Gaudiosi, Lillian Bun
nell, Eleanor Jordan, Andrew HUI
dobenko, Elizabeth Sechow. Nancy
Hudobenko, John Farr. Lucy Fier-
monte and Douglas Merilees.
This club in the last few years
has proved itself most popular
and growing organization, To-
days exercises were concluded
with the reading of the Sketch
Club Code by John Krupa. After
the imitation ceremonies the club
visited the exhibition of work by
Waterbury artists at the Mattatuck
Historical society. Miss Daisy Zug,
advisor, accom- panied the group
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
Burial win be in Calvary cemetery

HYLAND-John Hyland of S51
West Grove street. died early this
morning at his home following a
long illness. He was a resident of
this city for 81 years and was
employed by the Scovill Manufac-
turing Company.
He IL survived by his wife. Ellen:
one son, John Hyland; two daugh-
tiers. Mary and Ann Hyland; one
brother. Edward Hyland of Wa
terbury; two sisters. Mr. Cornelius
Griffin Of Waterbury and Miss
Josephine Hyland Of Brooklyn. N.
r.; four brothers In Ireland. Phillip
OF Waterford OF X. ]. I. c.. Barton
OF Dublin Of X. NJ. r., James and
Michael and another sister, Mrs
william Kennedy OF County Linz
erick, Ireland.
The body was removed 20 the
MulvilIe funeral home. $40 West
MniH street, from whore the funeral
will be held Wednesday morning.
time and other arrangements 10 be
announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
PASSING OF AN
old LANDMARK
Razing Of Building on
Baldwin Street Subject
of Much Comment
NOW BUT A MEMORY

"
The razing of the building on
Baldwin street. opposite Liberty
street, has caused much comment,
many being curious to know
whether 1t means the opening of q
street from that point to Ridge
street, or the removal of the old
structive to make room for a new
one. A. cross street at this point
has been under consideration for
years, but whether it ever will be
made is something nobody knows.
1t is a long stretch from Sylvan
avenue to Martin street, but people
have to make that detour to get
from one street to the other. This
is quite an inconvenience and IL
the remedy is not applied now the
chances are 1t will remain in its
present shape for all time.
Aside from this the question is
being asked how old was the
building that has just disappeared,
and who were its first occupants.
There was time when one could
find information on these matters in
almost every house In that district.
but this is not true now, all the
pioneer residents of that street
having long since been called to
their reward. The best a reporter
was able to do in a search for the
original owner was that Philip
Moran lived there over eighty years
but he was not the original owner
of the property.
Of course. at that time there was
no bridge over the Mad river at
Liberty street and people who lived
east of the river and worked in
factories on the opposite side had
to reach them by way of Scovill's
bridge and Mill street, unless the
water was low enough in the river
bed to permit them to cross over by
stepping from one stone to another.
Anyway the building in question
must have looked out upon Baldwin
street for a century or more, and
was probably one of the first pri-
vate residences in that part of Wa
terbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18

4. Possibility that comment upon
The poll on prohibition that was
eonducted among the lawyers of
the state by the Waterbury Bar
association. win be made at the
Annual meeting of the Connecticut
Bar association to De held at New
Haven on the 22d appeared likely
with the announcement to-day that
Waterbury will be well represented
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
CARD of THANKS

We wish to thank our many rel
janitor of Hopeville school, the
Strand and State theaters. the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles, No. S79, the
Recreation Rod and Gun club, and
especially the children of the Hope
vile school for their kindness and
sympathy shown to us during our
recent bereavement, the death of
our father, John Carey
FRANK AND JOHN CAREY,
MRS BERNARD GAGAIN,
MRS MARGARET CLARK,
MRS SHERMAN STEWART.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
Speaker

ID Speaker
1t the gathering. Attorney John
81. Cassidy, president of the local
association will head the Water
bury delegation of lawyers to the
New Haven meeting.
l Attorney Terence F. Carmody
81 this city is one of three men,
bers of the nominating committee
that will bring in the slate OF on
GERS for the ensuing year. Other
Members of the committee are At
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
FUNERALS

The funeral of Miss Ann Phe1an
was held Saturday morning at $3.50
o'clock from the home of her niece,
II Kenyon street, to the church of
the Sacred Heart where a solemn
high mass of requiem was cele-
brated at o'clock by Rev John
Ryan with Rev John Dial as dea-
con and Rev ]. j. Fitzgerald as
sub-deacon. r..e,sss..-
A special musical- program was
arranged by the organist. Miss
Georgiana Wolff. The soloist was
Miss Gertrude Reed.
Burial was in the family plot in
old st Joseph's cemetery with COM
initial services by Father Dial. The
bearers were William D. Sullivan;
Francis d. Blum, Joseph T.. Reilly,
Ole A. Martel. Harold d. Coleman
and Eugene T. Phelan.
The funeral of Mrs Barbara Nor
kis was held Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from the Bergin funeral
home with Rev Richard Hegarty
officiating. Burial was in new Pine
Grove cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary
Ann Cleland, widow of Alfred
sCleland' were held Saturday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the home.
&C Burton street. Rev DIR John
N. Lewis .officiated. Burial was in
Riverside cemetery. The bearers
were friends Of the family.
The funeral of Henry e. j. Bor-
bridge was held Saturday afternoon
at o'clock with services in Hart
ford. Burial will be in Ottawa.
Canada.
The funeral of Clarence s. BEN
ham was held Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the home in
Bethlehem. Rev Moses f. Lowell
officiated. Burial was private.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18

A continuance until Thursday
morning has been obtained in the
cases of Frank Ippolito, As, of
1888 East Main street, and Jevat
Mussa, 38, of 81 Ayers street, who
were arrested here Saturday after
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
Nominating Committee

l3sss - - ~ s5ss.i ~
that So per cent or the lawyers Of
the state who voted, favored re-
peal, will undoubtedly be COM
mented upon. There were 1872
lawyers requested to vote.
OF this number 1,031 sent@in re-
plies, but IL were rejuected. OF
those voting, S91 voted in favor
of repeal and 125 voted against
repeal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
|MendelssOhn
Male Chorus
Concert at StOrrs Church
April 90. LOring
Burwell, Director

The Mende1ssohn male chorus of
this city will give concert at
Storrs church, Rockville, Friday
evening April 29 at o'clock for
the benefit of the All Community
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18

Seventy years in the service OF
his country he sw0re to up
hold the republic, and he has kept
his VOW.
and All-Knowing that / will de-
vote my powers to the welfare of
the German people. increase its
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18

(This is the last of six ex-
elusive stories on President
Paul Won Hindenburg, Ger
many's greatest modern
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
LA DEFENSA ATACO LAS
PRUEBAS P~RESENTADAS
POR Ell FISCAL

Miami, agdsto 16.-Defen-
diando al captain aviador w. N.
Lancaster, James NJ. Carson, un
abogado. dijo hoy al jurado que
Earl Hudson, de Miami, un lido
ia. un policia con la cabeza gran
de, dijo desde la silla de los tes-
tigos cosas increibles y mentiro-
sas.
Hudson minti6, dijo Carson.
porque guerra proteger a su Gu
NADIA, Peggy Brown, que en- on
tempo fue prohT6tiida de Haden
Clarke. IL
Atac6 la defensa ,inco pun
tos en- los cuales base FL fiscal
sus cargos enumerando SSs Gin
co CIRCUMSTANCES PrimNo, el
amo~ de Lancaster por la HSra.
Keith Miller, cuyo afecto Clarke
conquist6 en- ausencia de Lam
caster. Segunda, testimonio de
que Lancaster amenaz6 a Clarke
al enterarse de la nueva aven,
tura amorosa de esta. Tercera.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
"A RETlRADA DEL DINERO
AMERICANA HA HFCH0
BAJAR Ell PRECIO DE LA
PLATA GUIANA

Habana, agostO l6.-La reti-
rada de la circulation de la
plata americana, medida que
Sc tom6 por ell gobIrno del ge-
leral Machado, ha provocado
IN descenso en- ell valor del pc
20 cubano, sobre ell cual Sc ha-
e ahora I'm descuento de dos a
res por ciento EN- ell mercado
lie cambios,
Uno de los mayores bancos
lmerican0s de la Rep1blica Ia
hecho saber que no aceptara
plata en- la compra de letras 50
bre ei extranjerO.
Los bancos canadenses tam
bi6n parecen reacios a aCeptar
la plata, aunque estan dispues
los a admitir la c0mpra de 81
ros sobre ell extranjero por no
mas de Glen pesos, con I'm 80
de descpento.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

zion para quebrantar la resis-
tencia de los rebeldes.
Nada hay mas terrible para
los hombres en- posici6n meier.
ia, que esperar. Despu6s de ur
dia envi6 aeroplanos Sobre la
poblaci6n, con ~noticias de que
ell resto de Espana Sc mantle
MIA fiel. hizo que ell juego de
S.njurjo Sc cayera por su peso.
Las tropas que Sc habian febela-
do volvieron a declarar su leal-
tad al gobierno Y Sanjurjo tu-
vo que huir.
Ell ala izquierda continuara
sus des6rdenes por varioS dias y
creese que las cosas no iran le-
jos Y ell gobierno mantiene las
riendas flojas por algun tempo
Gel pueblo-se dice-lo que
quiere es reiterar gu posici6n dc
que la Repdblica lie p%ertenece y
no es propiedad de algunos ge.
nerales arist6cratas''.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
N}j}Rer0 1916
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

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La gaceta., 1932-08-16
AFFIRM ASE QUE Ell MINIS
TRIO DEL BRASIL PR0TES
TO DE 10 HECHO POR
MENOCAL


Habana, AgoStc l6.-Aun
que el goblerno del preSldente
Machado no We pallgro aIgu
no EN- Ell hecho de que el gene
raj Menoeal eStabt lca Su resi-
denela en- New YORK, de nueNo
Sc dice que Ell Dr. CaStelio
"ranco, mlnlStro ctt braSIt' EN-
una vista al DR.. OreSleS te~
rara, Se%cretarlo de estado, |,
manifesto lamentaba que Ell eX
p%restdente hubiera taltado 4
Su compromise de honor, que
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
WALKER SIGUE DEFEN-
, DIENDOSE ANTE Ell GO
ROOSEVELT

Albany, New York, agosto
16.-La lucha del alcalde James
J. Walker contra la peticion de
que Sc lie destituya, Sc acerca a
una crisis.
FL gobernador Franklin d,
Roosevelt llam6 la atenci6n aver
hacia su norma de que un Official
cuandO Sc lie llama al orden, de-
be estar preparado y exponer e
origen de sus fondos privados.
Samuel Seabury, ell investi-
gador, acusa a Walker y este
mega, que cerca de un mill0r
de pesos en- bonos y otras tran
racciones fue misteriosamentt
manejado por Russell T. Sher.
wood que representaba ell di
nero del alcalde.
ST Seabury convence al go
bernador Sc pedira a Walker
que explique ell orfgen de los
millones de pesos.
Ell gebernador~R Roosevelt re.
movi6 al sheriff Thomas M
Farley, de Manhattan, porqut
este Sc neg6 a explicaF ell orr.
gen de una fortuna, que tenis
depositada en- cajas secretas.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
Ell GOBIERNO DE LA REPU-
BLICA REPART1O DINE
RO A SUS LEALES SERVI-
DORES

Madrid, agosto 16.-Mien,
tras Sc espera que ell tribuna
supreme juzgue al general San
jurjo, de acuerdo con ell C6di
go VICENTE, que para su delltC
ssnala la pena de muerte, ell go.
bierno ACADIA de publican una lis
ia de las recompensas otorga-
das a los que sirvieron fielmen,
te a la naci6n durante los dias
de prueba de la semana pasada.
Al comandante Arturo Me-
n6ndez Lopez, director nacional
de seguridad, Sc lie entrego 81 di-
ploma y Gran Cruz de la Orden
de la Rep1blica, y a Fernando
La Bandera, alcalde de Ssvilla.
un pergamino proclamandolo
ciudadano honorario de la Repu-
blica.
Cuando ell presidente Alcala
ZamOra entreg6 esas distincio-
mes el pueblo 10 aclam6 10 mismo
que al primer ministro Azana
y su gabinete.
Los guardias de asalto desfi-
laron en- camiones y tuvo lugar
una revista a la que concurrie-
ron varios miles de soldadoS.
FL presidente Alcala Zamora
tambien entreg6 500, 600 pese-
tas a los que Sc destacaron pof
fieles servidores. Las recompen,
sas fueron desde $50 a 1000
pesetas y cada vez que Sc entire
gaban Ell pdblico aplaudia.
Sigue Ell gobierno estudiandc
la proposition hecha ror los di.
iputados 30 Sevilla de que Sc de.
porte g todos los miembros de
la rebellion monarquica, que st
IdisueIva la Academia de BelIas
Aries de Sevilla, ell Club de il.
netes Arist6cratas y otras orga.
nizaciones de tendencias monar.
quicas.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
FIFTY Purity

La noche del dia % de este
mes sc va a efectuar en- los salo-
mes del Palacio de las Logias u
midas, sltuado en- la Gale Is y
10 avenida, un Fifty Party.
FL acto empezara a las ochC
y Sc repartiran premios entire Ia
concurrencia.
Sc servira un exquisite buf.
fet.
! Figuran en- la Comisi6n de re.
cibo las elegantes damas Zenai.
da Artidiello, Amelia Landlords
Consuelo y Carmen Cuervo, Car
mela Velazquez Y Camilla San
chez.
Costara la entrada % centa-
v0S.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
TONIC POSSESSION FL GO
BIERNO DEL PARAGUAY

Habana. Agosto iG.-FI en-
cargado de negoclos de C"bd
EN- Asunci6n, Paragua", tcte
CRATIC aver que tom0 pose '5n
de la presidential de csa repi-
blica el Sr, Eusebio Ayala y De
la vice-presidencia ell s.. Raul
Casai Riveiro.
Ayala nombr6 ministro dc
relaciones eXtranjeras 4 sasto
Benitez; ministro del interior
a Narciso M6ndez; minjstro de
la guerra, a Victor Roias y mi
nistro de justicia a JUS Prize,
to.
FL nuevo presidente favore-
ce un arreglo de la question de
FL Chaco por medic del arbi-
traje.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
Fiesta de Ndtaci6n

Fiesta de Ndtdci6n
En- la Residential de las GENT
les hermanitas seh0ritas Jose
fina Y Nina Colado, establecida
en- la avenida Michigan 1706,
Sc reunieron ell pasado domingo
un %simpatico grupito integrado
por hechiceras damitas y como
cidos i6venes, para improvisar
una fiesta de nataci6n Y cele-
brarla en- la playa de Clearwa-
te.
Tai como Sc pens6, cristaliz6
en- una hermosa realidad, pa
sand0 los j6venes unas horas dc
dicha.
Formaron eI grupo las encan.
tadOras muchachas Vi Valdes,
Angelina Martino, Mary Ferli.
ia, Mary Quintana y Lily ID
Marco.
J6venes Luis Garcia, Teodo.
70 Suarez, Rene Rodriguez, Be.
BIO Alvarez, Maria Leon, Lee
Gutierrez y Bonnie Valdes.
Atendieron a los enthusiastic
muchachos la sonora Mary Den
mi Y el senior j. Colado.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16

ell factor de que Lancaster COM
pro un revolver en- St. Louis an
ties de regresar a Miami, al en-
terarse del Ito amOroso, Y de
que Clarke fue herido con csc
revolver. Cuarta, la admission de
Lancaster de que 81 falsific6 las
dos notas de suicide, y quinta,
la inquietud de Lancaster des-
pues del suceso.
La defensa admiti6 todos esos
puntos, con la excepci6n de las
amenazas, y dijo que no aportan
una raz6n para dar valor a la
creencia de que el captain Ian
caster mat6 a Clarke.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
YEATR0S
CASING

Estrena la monumental cinta
Union Depot, con Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr. Y la divertida co
media shopping With Wife.
Tambien Sc anuncia p&ra hoy
ell debut de los Chicago FoIifes''
con la presentation d. los negri-
tos c6micos Ches Davis y Honey
Gal Cobb, y varias estrellas de
I'D Ministries de Neil 0'Brien.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
LA REPUBLICA Sc HA VI
GORIZADO CON LA INSU-
RRECCION DE LOS GENE
RALES

Madrid, agosto 16.-Unos
cuantos generates del rey, a los
cuales Sc retirara por sosrecho-
COS de desFealtad a la Repu-
blica, virtualmente destruyeron
la semana pasada las ilusioneS
monarquicas. Ellos Sc lanzaron
a jugar, con la esperanto de e
cuperar ell poder, y 10 que han
conseguido es vigorizar ell regi-
men que ansiaban destruir.
Fue una comedia de errores
obscurecida por la tragedia de
la muerte, heridas y danos a la
propiedad.
Antes de la revuelta los peri6-
dicos de la derecha realizaron
una constante propaganda, que
creia ejerceria gran Influenza
en- ell pals, hacienda cast segura
la constitution de I'm gobierno
derechiSta.
Uno de los jefes de FL Deba-
tie, 6rgano de la iglesia catolica,
despues de la revuelta confes6
que el trabajo hecho habia sido
heshecho
La algarada ha servido de in
discutible ayuda al presente re-
gimen. Las dificultades de apro-
bar ell estatuto autonomico cata-
Ian, parece haber sido borradas
por 10 que ha conmovido a la
naci6n como una maniobra estu-
pida de parte de una secci6n del
ala derecha.
Los miembros moderados del
gobierno han llegado a la conclu
sion de que su anterior suavi-
dad venia exponiendolos a la die
tadura Y a la imposition. Su nor
ma general ha sido va definida
en- I'm reciente discurso de Aza-
ma: "Hasta ahora hemos actua-
do legal, pero suavemente en- 10
successive aetuaremos con iegali-
dad, mas tambien con rudeza".
Ell peri6dico "Ahora" dice que
la revuelta fue I'm an9cronismo
Y 10 califica del acto vandalico
de una partida de generates que
no supieron apreciar La actuali-
dad politica.
La actitud de IN grup0 de
hOmbres tratando de atacar ell
ministeriO de la guerra y matar
al primer ministro Azana, ing
nora ell hecho de que Azana es
solo uno de los centenares de
leaders de la naci6n Y que mien-
tras su habilidad y l6gica de HE
rro han constituido una de las
revelaciones de la Repdblica, la
nueva orientacion politica de Es
pana no podia ser cambiada por
Ia muerte de uno o de varios
hombres.
Azana dej6 que Sanjurjo man
tuviera el poder en- sus manos
en- Seyilla, durante I'm dfa, Y lie
envi6 aeropianos sobre la pobla-
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
LOS sOLDADOS CHINOS MA
TARON 1eUN AMERICANA

Peipi.E, China, Agosto 10.
Ell teJiente Roberto H. Sow
ley, atthche militar de la Lee
ggaci6n kle los Estadss Unidos,
comun6 hoy que Henry Elk
, val, americana empleado
por a China United States
MotoI company, de Hankow,
fue kesinado Ell mes pasado
La gaceta., 1932-08-16

Los republicanos de Sevilla
riden que los monarquicos
sean deportados tomando por
norma viejaS practi2aS del tro,
no.
TODD eSpahol debe tener ell
derecho a vivir en- SUI patrla
sin que Sc lie pueda desterrar,
como Sc lie "eXpulSaha" en-
tiempos de les b0rbones.
81 un monarquico atenta con
ira la republica. ell gobierno
debe caStigar'o, de acuerdo
con la legislation vicente, pero
30 desterrarlo.
Espana es la madre de todos
los eSpanoles, aunque un cata.
Ian no piense como un gallego
V un aSturiano no comparta ell
rarecer de un vascO o de un
andaluz.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
Fl TEMPO

Probables Iluvias para hoy Y
manana. Vientos moderados.
Maxima temperaturasayer, 80
grades, a la una Y NINA de la
tarde minima 70, a rs a de la
tarde.
Marea alta, a las 242 a. m. y
2:28 p. m. Marea Rja, a las
1880 a. m, y SP9 p.
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
TedtrO del CircuIO

Para la noche de pasadO ma
mana, jueves, Sc anuncia la pre-
ciosa obra titulada "Estuche dc
Monerias' y un gran actO dc
variedades.
Figuran en- q reparto las ce.
lebradas artist2s hermanas Can
men y Pillar Ramirez, ash como
Ell primer actor AntoGo Jime.
neg.
Noche popular y R arte Sc Il
espera a las familias asiduas a
teatrc4 la Gale Catorce y Die;
avenida. =
La gaceta., 1932-08-16
SOCIALES
Mdrgdrito Salinas

Mdrg1rito Salinas
Interesante Y culta damita, re
Sidsnte de la II avenida, que ha
terminado sus estudios en- el CO.
legio de primera ensenanza, con
notas de Sobresaliente.
Recibi6 tambien la merecida
alabarza dc suS profeSoras.
iCuantos a felicitarle por 81
labor!