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Evening star., 1932-10-28
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FreSS
Even the strenuousneSs Of cross
country week end campaigning has not
disrupted the clocklike regularity Of
the sessions of President Hoover's week
day medicine ball cabinet.
Ever since March 6. 1929, rain, shine,
snow or sleet except on Sundays, Presi-
dent Hoover has followed each night s
sleep in the White House with brisk
morning medicine ball game. He's even
played on Christmas and New Years
day.
Invariably am. finds the 5-pound
ball in play on the 30x60-foot court
beside the south lawn fountain. Over
a 9-foot high net the ball Is tossed and
caught for a half hour by the watch
of DR.. Joel T. Boone, the President s
physician. The combatants, all high
Government officials, play to win, scor-
ing as in tennis.
Sets Record for Consistency.
mo such consistent record Of on
schedule exercise, so far as I can dis
cover has ever been made by a Pres1-
dent" Dr. Boone said today.
Remarking that the President and q
majority of his fellow players are In
the Soto 60-year age group, DR.. Boone
today drew the following medical con-
clusion from his three and q half years
observation:
Il consider the Presidents medicine
ball cabinet definite proof that heart
muscles, and indeed, all the body mus
Evening star., 1932-10-28
TWO.SHIFT SYSTEM
AT WESTERN FOUGHT
Enlargement Of Junior High
Schools Suggested by Conduit
Road Citizens.

Enlargement Of Junior high schools
sending students to western High
School, SO as to remove the necessity OF
Inauguration Of a double shift at West
ern, was urged last night by the Con-
duit Road Citizens Association, meet
ing in the Francis Scott Key School.
The desirability Of continuing West
ern pupils on a full-time basis was
stressed, citizens stating that 1t is neces-
sary for their proper instruction. 1t
was said that the proposal has been
made that the two-shift system be
begun, so as to take care of overflow
students.
A resolution was adopted expressing
the stand of the citizens on the matter
and pledging cooperation with the
Western Home and School Association
in its fight against the double shift.
The organization decided to ask Dis
trict authorities to repair a large hole
OIL Newark street near the Cabin John
car line, which fills with water during
heavy rains. The need Of more buses
along Conduit road during the rush
hours was discussed and w. A. Smell,
chairman of the Transportation Com
mittee, was instructed to petition the
Washington Railway & Electric Co. to
increase the service. Mr.. Smell also was
appointed liaison officer between the as
sociation and the Community Chest.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
CROWD BEATS SLAYER
POSING AS DRY AGENT
Police Rescue Charles D. Thompson.
Recently Paroled on
Forgery Term. =
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, October 28.-James
Oats, 38, colored, was killed, and Thomas
Scott, Al, colored, was wounded critical
ly during a street fight late yesterday
when, police said, Charles D. Thomp-
son. 40. opened fire with a revolver
after allegedly having been, attacked.
Thompson, who gave Ills home az
Chicago, but whom police said original
ly came from Des .Moines. Iowa, was
severely beaten by crowd of by
ISLANDERS. who threw him to the street,
kicked lin and held him captive until
police arrived. He had been paroled IL
days ago from Ohio Penitentiary after
serving year and six days of a one
to-twenty-year term for forgery.
Police expressed belief the fight grew
out Of an attempt by Thompson to pose
as Federal prohibition agent and
shake down" speakeasies IN the neigh
borhood.
Evening star., 1932-10-28

gang drew checks against the account
of Almours Securities, which is headed
by Alfred I. du Pont. and cashed them
with the aid of Chadwick.
A New York charge against Carr In
wolves. a forged check for $l5,500, al
legedly presented in payment for jewel
ry by "the professors" wife. The lat
ter, accused by Assistant District At
torney Charles j. Garrison Of posing
as the wife of a wealthy backer OF
Earl Carroll shows, at the time, was
included in the charge. While they
were awaiting trial, Garrison said, Carr
jumped his bail of $4,000.
Police said Carr had more than
half dozen aliases, including T. L.
Pierce, Charles L. Greene, Lawrence
Kolmer, S. w. Rice, T. H. Rice and
Leonard Gross.
CALLED "MASTER MIND"
Evening star., 1932-10-28
HAS FIRST BISCUIT

INGLEWOOD, Calf. october 28 H)
Proof of the biscuit, Mrs. w. E. Henry
believes, lies in it's preservation.
She says she has the first biscuit sne
ever baked. It's 81 years OF age and Is
still in good state of preservation.
Following in her mothers footsteps
Mrs. Henry's daughter Mary has a l9-
year-old biscuit. which she says Is the
first she ever made.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
CAMPUS ROMANCE ENDS

KLAMATH FALLS, Greg. October %
R).-Jean Rogers Meenan yesterday
filed suit for divorce from Kenneth
Meenan former Northwestern backfleld
star.
They were married early this year
while Mrs Meenan, daughter of Kla-
math Falls banker, was attending
Northwestern. Mrs Meenan charged
desertion. cruel and inhuman treatment
and non-SuppOrt.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
CALLED "MASTER MIND"
Carr Scratch Man" Of Gang, Say
Florida Officials.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, October %
@.-Leo Carr. arrested in New YORK
in connection with the forgery OF $751; :
coo worth of checks on Almours Securi-
ties, Inc, here, was described by De-
partment Of Justice agents as the mas
ter mind" of gigantic ring OF SWIM
oilers. He is under Federal indictment
here on charges of violation of the ma
tional banking laws.
He is the fourth man arrested in the
Almours swindle. -.
Carr was the reputed scratch man"
of the gang, detectives said. That Is,
he was the man who wrote the checks.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
FRUIT SHIP ON REEF
Passengers Safely Removed From
Mexican-Owned Rama.

BLUEFIELDS, Nicaragua. October 20
[R.-The Rama. fruit ship owned and
operated by the Mexican Trading Co.
of Mobile Ala, was aground yesterday
on Seal Cay, one of the many treach-
erous reefs which dot the Caribbean
coast of Central America.
Two passengers. Misses Grace Jones
and Mildred Delchamps. both of Mobile
were removed from the ship in life
boat and arrived safely in Blueflelds
Experienced navigators said the Rama
might be a total loss.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
CATTLEMAN FOUND DEAD

William A. johnson Believed to
Have Committed Suicide.
KANSAS CITY, October 28 CP.-
William A. johnson. As, banker and
cattleman of Canadian, Tex, was found
shot to death in his room on the
thirteenth floor of hotel here late
yesterday. Police said he committed
suicide.
Norris Broaddus an officer of the
Kansas City Stockyards National Bank
and a friend of the Texan. said johnson
had been in i'll health. He told police
that so far as he knew johnson had
no financial difficulties.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
Church Meeting Called.

A special business meeting Of Lin
coin Temple, colored. Eleventh and r
streets, will be held Tuesday, Novem-
her 1. at the church.
Evening star., 1932-10-28

The Empress Theater at Brixton.
England, where Charlie Chaplin began
his career as a dancer, is conducting
try-outs for children in an attempt to
find another Charlie.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

La seguda HstH
De las conocidas PERSONAL
dades que han tornado localida-
das para la function de pasadO
manana microbes, en- ell teatro
del Co.. 70 Asturiano.
Guirarno Espinosa, Consul
4 Cuba: Maldonado, C6rsul de
TsDana, Licata, Consul de TIA
liza; Dr.. Jose r. Franco; Loren
70 Hernandez, Juez de Paz; En-
rique Vega, Bernardo Lobo, Fer
nandez, Belarmin0 Vallejo, Mar
cclino Quintana, Propietarios
de la Fonda "COrral''; Casimiro
Hernandez, Abelardo Santa
Cruz, JESUS F. Pendas, Celesti-
no Corral, Jose Garcia, Panchi-
to Flores, B. Valero, NJ. Torres,
Angel Torres, Currito de LAS
Novedades'; Max Argintar, Ra
miro Paula, Pepe Guerra, Me-
dina, Armando Alvarez, Justo
Ferrara. Jr., Bias Zarate, An
dr6s FontaniIla, Rodolf9. Mon
tecatini, Charles Cucrvo, Adam
Katz. Dr.. John Spoto, DR.. j.
Spoto, DR.. V. Spoto, DR.. j. To-
rres, DR.. Villar, DR.. Anello, DR..
Baldor, Tony Fer nandez, DR..
Bartlett, R~altasar PachecQ. DR..
Mario Santos, Pope PanieNO, Sc
norita Carmelina Vats, DR.. Fee
lipe Fernandez, Dr.. Rivera, Ma
nuel, cafe Nrobles", P. Mesina,
Melchor de la Parte, Cafe "a
m6rica", Acci6n'Gallega, Pastor
Segades, Cafe "Cuervos', Ella
do Mezquida, DR.. Suarez, ia
ReguIado~a', Juan Baamonde,
9picola, "Cosmopolitan', Fede-
vco V. Mayol, Dr.. Bustillo, DR..
Portocarrero, pr. Gonzalez, Dr..
Guerra, Dr.. PoFo. Barceld, Dr..
Corrons, DR.. Dominguez, DR..
Grimafdi, Teodoro Ulmo, DIR.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

amigos deben conCcer: La cose-
cha de 1882 ha sido la mejor re-
cogida en- ESpana, en- las tres
dltimas decadas.
De trigo Sc cosecharon AS,
$4,000 Quintalts m6tricos, sen
do ell consume de POGO mas de
i39 mlllOnes.
En- 1881 la cOSecha de c2ba-
da fue de toneladaS 1885, 29S
y en- 1882 de 3, 25S.565, FL en-
teno aument6 de $4,000 tone
iadas, en- 1881, a 1.027,315, en-
1882.
iMejor Ia cosecha, mejor ell
"obierno y brillante la perspec-
tiva!
va en- TODD ell mundo Sc adroi-
tie que Esnana es una demo "a
cia autentica, apoyada por Ell so
cialiSm0 v onncSta . l"S OF"
mos de los mOna"uuic0S re0C
narios Y de los comunistas.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
DiCESE QUE LAS GARAN-
TIAS SERAN RESTABLE-
TtDAS

lIrbana, nov. 28.-AsegUrase
che las garantias constitutional
5 seran restablecidas y que Sc
e lara en- libertad a todos los
presses politicos, permiti6ndose
que regresen los cubanos ahora
eXilados en- Estados Unidos y
Europa.
FL gobiern0 discutira hoy los
planes para mejorar la situa-
c on economical y probablemen-
t dispondra la libertad de los
.lresOs.
FL Oral. Machado ha hecho de
c'qraciones diciendo que 81 odia
toner encarcelados a los cuba
nos, pero que Sc vic obligado a
slspender las garantias %consti-
tucionales con el fin de protegor
Iopicdadcs Y vidas.
"Yo quiero que los leaders O.
losicionistas que ahora Sc en-
.Cuentran EN- el eXtranjerO regre
'fon n Cuba Y les garantizo que
'ro seran moIestados."
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
CONTINUAL Ell JUICIO ANTE
LA COMISION DE RESPON
SABILIDADES

Madrid, Nov, 28.-La conf
sion de responsibilities sigue
oyendo a los generates y perso-
najes senalados como response
bles de la dictadura de Primo de
Rivera.
La defensa de los generates
esta a cargo del dinutado cat6li-
co Gil Robes, quien no simpati-
"a con el nuevo regimen.
Los peri6dicos comentan las
declaracioes rue el viernes hi
ciera ell general Saro, ante la CO.
mission de responsibilities, "a
firmando que ell rey Alfonso ma
da saba del golpe de- cstadC de-
Primo de Rivera.
Los jefes rcpnblicanos asegu-
ran que cuando Primo de Rivera
do ell golpe d. estado, ell conde
de Romanores y Melquiades AL
varez lie visitaron para pedirle
que respetara Ia constitution y
convocara a nuevas cortes, pero
ell rey Sc neg6 a escucharlos.
Ader&s de- testimonio del ge
neral Saro la comisi6n oy6 al ge
neral Cavalcanti y a los genera
les Munoz Ccbo y Aizpuru, que
no Sc opus;e or a los PROPOSE
tos de Primo de Rivera.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

FL Cabaret del Sdbado
Soberbia y colossal la fiesta
cabaret del Castillo Crist6bal
Colon No. Z, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de Oro," celebrada
con extraordinaria magnificent
cia la noche del pasado sabado,
en- su majestuoso palacio.
Nuestra socindad arist6crata
Y distinguida, ALI tuvo SUI mas
brillante representation.
In%teresantes Y hermosas Ia
mas, gala y orgullo de nuestros
salones, lucian magnificas y va
liosas tOiIetes. Tambien las he
chiceras V adorables damitas,
que ALI sc dieron eta para pa
sar horas de algeria vestian ele
gantes trajes, Ultima expression
de la moda.
Tai como Sc anunci6 ell pro-
grama fue cumplido.
A las nueve de la noche do
comienzo ell bale y va a las diez
cast todas las mesas Sc halla-
ba ocupadas. Despues a las doc
ce, cant6 la gentiI primera tiple
sonora Carmen Ramirez, reci-
biendo una verdadera ovaci6n.
Acusando ell reloj las doce Y me
dia, La sugestiva Velia Marti-
nez, canto su n1mero, un Tan
go, recibiendo muchas palma
das.L Los senores Miguel Ortiz y
Angel Garcia estuvieron muy
bien en- ell Concerto de Guita-
~rra. Los trovadores populares,
acompanados de la Gaita, senO-
res Tamargo, Pirolo Y Pensado,
hicieron derroche de voz. Sin
ceramente Sc aplaudi6 a la pa
reia de bailarinS Johnny y
Emily.
Satisfechos, contentos Y agra
decides deben estar a estas no
a los paladires dc Ia fiesta in
olvidable, los oumrlidos caballe-
ros senores Antonio Gonzalez y
Ba7dorero Fern&ndez, por el
6yito resonante.
Ellos Sc propusieron triNnfal
y 10 lograron ,porQue 81 PaRci'
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
Ell GOBIERNO MODIFICARA
Ell CONTRATO CON LA
TELEFONICA

Madrid, Nov. 28,-Asce1raso
qu el gobierno tienc 81 prcp6s;-
to de modificar ell contrato con
a Compania TeIof6nica de rs
pana, aunque varios jefes repu-
hlicanos piden que Sc cancel6 el
monopolio concedido a esa En-
presa.
los diputados opuestos al no
ropoIio aseguran cue osa com
r2nia, utilizando medjos tortuo-
sos obtuvO ell contrato de la die
t"dura de Primo de Rivera ".
r2r 10 tanto, Ell documento no tie
ne valor legal.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
LA CORONA ABRIRA HOY

Habana, nov. 28.-La compa-
MIA TabacaIera Guiana, que Sc
dice s~ubsidiaria de la Henry
Clay and Book, abrira hoy su
fabrica, con TN ntimcro pequeho
de torccdores.
DiriRc esa compahia ell Sr.
Francisco Miranda, q. durante
m6chos amos fuera un alto en-
pleado de la Henry Clay and
Book.
Las bases de un acuerdo en-
ire esa fabrica y los obreros Sc
firmaron ell sabado.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
SIGUE ~INCOMUNICADO Ell
HERRERA

Madrid, Nov. 28.-En una no
ia Official Sc dice que ell gobierno
mantiene incomunicado en- la
1gccl de Teruel a Cesar Barre
., ex-cono ndante del cuerpo de
tHgen.ercs a Quien Sc acusa de
haber ayudado a la fuga del ge-
neral Barrera y estar relaciona-
do con la Ultima fracaSada re-
vuelta monlrquica.
Ell arresto &c BarrcTa sc vori-
fic6 en- ell pueblo de Calaicete,
que linda con la frontera de Ca
taluna.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
NUEVAS REGLAS PARA LOS
DE ALQUI
LER

Mad id, Nov. 28.-Para dis :
minuir la comprehend y alcan :
gar mejor resuitado monetario,
los duenos de AUTOMOBILES de al
quiler han dado a cada vehiculo
una letra denotando el dia de la
semana que no deben recoger pa
sajeros. Arresto Y multa es la
pena para cualquier ch6fer que
sea detenido solicitando pasaje :
ros en- ell dia de descanso que Sc
ha comprometido a respetar.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Para considerar una PROPOSE
ci6n del CONCEAL Alberto DAT
"a, aumentando la tarifa a los
sistemas privados de irrigation,
Sc reunira hoy ell comit6 de aqua
del ayuntamiento.
FL plan sera expucsto al CO.
mite como parte dc in discussion
sobre q aumento en- la tarifa,
rccomendado por los ingenieros
Barns y Mcdonnell, de Kansas
City.
Asegura D'Arpa que 81 pri-
padamente esta opueSt0 a IN
ambio en- la tarifa a los consu-
midores privados; pero cree QUO
debe haccrse I'm aumento a los
otros, particularmentc a los
nropiotarios de edificios que cor
sistcma de irriRacj6n obtie
men apreciablos vcntaias de la
companies de SECURES.
Sc ha pedido al abogado W
:. Morris, representant" de 10
vecinos de Virginia Park, que
concurra a la session.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Ell coronel Lico Balan, h1roe
de Gibara, ha sidO puesto en- H.
bertad por ell Grail. Machada
Otros enemigos del actual
presidente, los coroneles Mon
dieta y Mendez Penate, recohra
ran su libe"tad Y Sc permitiri el
retorno a Cuba de los cubanOs
exilados.
LA catastrofe de Cama&dcy
ha conmovido al p~residente Ma
chado hasta ell punto de ha erie
comprender cue debe prerarar
ell canine para que ell COB emo
pas a otras manOs, antes de
1885?
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Morris NJ. Givens es dosde
hoy eli fiscal del condado de Hills
borough.
Aprecia Morris a sus amigos
admiradores, pero nara que
las ieyes Sc respeten por todos
los ciudadanos.
Tres veces, en- los dltimos vein
tie amos, ell pueblo nomin6 a Mo
ris, expresand0le su estimaci6n
y confianza.
Ahora eI gobarnador Carlton
ACADIA de devolverle Ell cargo que
lie quitara, reconociendo asi su
equivocaci6n y hacienda justicia
a uno de los hombres mas popu-
lares del condado.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Las fabricas que ell sabado no
hicieron la recolecta para las vic
timas del huracan, la vertical
ran en- esta semana.
Los obreros de Tampa res
p0ndieron, en- algunas fabricas
con Ia generosidad que nosotros
esperaFamos.
FL trabajador de "a indust"ia
del tabaco siemprc tiene lista
Ia mano para tenderla, frater,
nalmente, a los hombres que SUI
fren.
Jose Marti 10 saba bien Y los
tabaqueros lie ayudaron a poner
los cimientos de la revoluci6n
de 1895.
La industrial que tiene tales
obreros no no puede ser deshon-
rada, arruinada y extinguida
FOR las maquinas.
Con sus manos ell torcedor
hace cigarros perfectos, como
no puede hacerlos la maquina.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

tAugusto Cesar SanGino
depondra las armas en- En- 70,
despu6s que Sc retiren de N.,a-
ragua los marinos americaroS?
81 SANDING resuelye CONT
nuar en- ell campo, ipodra ven
cerlo la guardia nacional dc Nj
caragua, mandada por oficiales
americanos?
Don Juan Batista Sacas& no
podra gobernar tranquilamonte,
como ell pueblo de Nicaragua 10
desea, 81 Augusta Cesar mantle
ne su "protesta'' despues de Que
los marines de Samuel Sc reti-
rem.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
LESIONADOS EN- UN ACCI-
DENTE

Tn automovil Sc volc6 aver
zen la asenida Florida, recibien-
do lesiones los esposos Alfredo
RIprich, d4F mum. 1904 de La a.
Nnida Cen<ral, y la Sra. Luisa
Parger.
Los tres recibieron asisten-
cia en- el sanatorio del DR., Cook,
siendo& asladados mas tarde
agMGspectivos domicilios.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Los ''boliteros'', representan-
ties de la Bolita. han sido decla-
radios "personas no gratas' en-
los pueblos cercanos de Tampa.
r. bolitero es algo asi como un
"rcpartidor de eSperanza'', que
recoge un real y promote devol-
Yer o2ho pesos, 81 la "victima"
acierta un nUme"o que Sc eXtrae
d IN Saco conteniendo Glen
''bolas".
En- los ul.imos amos, la Bolita
Sc ha eXtendido desde los barrios
latinos de Tampa a las ciudades
mas importlntes del estado Y de
la naci0n.
La Bolita Sc tira en- Miami, en-
Jacksonville, en- New York, en-
Cleveland.
Hace alPpnos amos, los "boli-
teros" tenfan Sus meiores mar
chantes en- los obreros blancos Y
negros... ahOra la Bolita Sc ha
aristocratizado v los autom0vi-
les Sc detienen frente a los Carl
tos Y Sc baian hombres Y muie-
res a probar la suerte.
Los mejores "clientes" de los
ho~litcrcs" residen, al presente
en- los barrios de Tampa q. du-
rante muchos amos resistieron 81
"avance" de csc popular de
porte.
CabaIleros. senores V sehori-
Ia hablan de la "Bolita" como
81 6sta fuera una nina bondado-
sa Y gentil, cuando es una vieia
fe3, d-adantada V con ell demo
rio en- 81 alma.
Esa persecution iniciada en-
los M bios nrohahlpmenta bus
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

ma Sc relaciona con ell inmcdia-
TO alivio de la situaci6n y la
ctra con medidas permanentcS
para disminuir eA numero de
hombres sin trabajo.
La Federation cree que al
plan puedc aRreRarse la soma
IA de cinco dias de labor y seis
horas de trabajo al dia, como
recursos para dar ocupaci6n a
mayor numero de hombres.
Hoy @rigira la palabra a Ia
convention ell secretario del
trabajo, Sr. Doak.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA
CONTINUAL ~GRAVEMENTE
ENFERMO Ell SR. CRUZ
CONDE

Madrid, Nov. 28,-Don Jose
Cruz Condo, gobernador de Sc
villa en- 81 tempo de La monar-
quia, sigue g%ravemente enfermO
Cuando Cruz Condo era gober-
nador cometi6 atropeilos con los
republicanos y elementos radica
les.
La semana pasada ell gobierno
orden6 su libertad provisional.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
Ell CORONEL BALAN PUES-
TO EN- LIBERTAD

Habana, nov. 28.-El coronel
Lico Balan, que Sc hallaba ence-
rrado en- el Castillo del Princi-
pc, recuper6 su libertad q saba
do, en- un decreto que firmara el
p~residente Machado.
Balan t0m6 parte en- la revolu
ci6n del pasado julio, al frente
de un grupo de 800 rebeldes, com
5atiendo en- Gibara.
Aseg1rase que los coroneles
Carlos Mendieta V M6ndez Pc
hatqkseran devueltos a sus fami-
~
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
Gh"iA yhblMnAFiCA BE- CUBA
+ DONATIVOS
Los C~OSECHEROS DE Ia
BACO

Habana, nov. 28.-Los cose-
cheros de tabaco han enviado
donativos a los puebIos de la
provincial de Santa Clara que su
.fricron los efectos del Qltimo hu
racan.
Ell gobierno ha enviado otro
Ca gamento de where's, clavos Y
"lambreS para pueblos de Santa
lara y Oriente.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
Sc PERDIERON MAS DE 500
MIL SACOS EN- CAMAGDEY

Habana, Nov. 28.-En ell in
forme dc la Corporation Nacio-
nal de Exportaci6n del Aztlcar,
Sc asegWra que a consequence
del cicl6n de Camagdey Sc per-
dicrcn $4,000 sacos.
La pGrdida privada no monta
/: mas de 100000 sacos.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
ESTACIo& WFLA

80 las 5, &ontecimientos por
6:15' orquesta del Wal
dorf Astoria; 1Amos and An
dy: 7.f5, Sra. Franklin D. Roos
evfIt; 3, Oahu Serenaders; 8,
Ministries; 1920, National Ra
dc Forum IL. Rollickers;
1913, Opera lieera nacional;
II 80 Servini0 de la NBGG ~,
ornueeta del Waldorf Astoria !;
1890 Edgewater Beach, orques
Ia.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
CITATION

Pr. es% medic otto . los
ME bros de Ia L0gia Pr0greso
No. /, fara ell martes 20. a las
ochSp. m., donde Sc han de ce-
lcbrar las nominaciones de los
nuavos oficialNs.
Por ser de sumo impOrtancia
las nominaciones, Sc ruega Ia a.
stencia de todos.
Ell Secret0ri0
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Parson NJ. Garcia, DR.. Paniello,
Dr.. Gavilla, DR.. Trelles, DIR.
Roig, Dr., Hernandez, Gustavo
Valdespbo, American Beauty
Dr.. loretta, Fructuoso Suarez,
Celestino Rios, Jose Bustaman-
te, Faustino Calvo, DR.. Minar-
di, Felix Ceiias, Timoteo Nava-
rro, Candida Perez, Luciano
Vald6s, "Longo Harvard Co"
RePueyra, Pedro Hernandez,
Leon Harvard Co, Marie, RBaE-
IBERIA de Pedrito), LA NdFma',
Dr.. Julian Diaz, Dr.. OrteE&. Jo-
s. Soils, "Cooperativa Eel Re-
curse, Y Cooperative LA Epo-
a.. \ D
Manana publicaremos la ter
caro licfq
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

~esult6 pequen0 para la concu-
rrencia que asisti6.
Llegue hasta los enthusiasts
patrocinadores nuestra mas efu
silva felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
NURIERON
Tres P~ESCADORES

Ccdar Key, Nov. 28.-Tres
cecadores griegos que Sc ha-
'aban cnccrrados en- la carcel
. ia ciudad, pereciaron en- la
'adrug.da dc hoy a ser des-
Uido q edificio. que era de
MADEIRA, por un violento incen-
Una Investigation Sc verifi-
ca< en- horas de la tarde, por
<lFtir prucbas de que cl fucgo
tuvo origen intentional.
Uro de los tres pescadores,
que aun no ha side Identified
do, raeibid I'm terrible gNpe en-
Fl cranco Otro de los cuArpos
Sc doscubri6 que Senia variQs
huesOs r0t0s.
CrdAe que 10 Xcedido Sc de
be a u isgusto entire los pes
cad"r)A aqui y II griegos,
los cual@ueron detenidos a
yer por orden del juez J. w.
Rrewer Y acusadcs de embria.
@ueZ.
n Namaban lowmisionero.
SrTNAGounou, de 81 pos; Jol
re Se6N de 40, &eodort
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Datos que los espanoles y sus
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-23

from the Cad" to Halls speed- boat "Buzzard," fishing poles and lunches were quite visible. The re- porter then decided they were on trout fishing bent and, from the general direction they headed for, would probably wind up on Ptarmi- gan creek, near the internationally famous Lawing Lodge.
 At an early hour today the stew ard of the Aleutian was said to have recieved a telegram from the party to make room in the ice box for dozens of the speckled trout.
 Aye aye, sir!"
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-23
ALEUT|AN OFFICERS
 INVADE TROUT STREAM

A few lucky officers and members of the SS Aleutian crew took Dame Opportunity by the forelock yes terday afternoon and threw her for a fall. Having completed new Olympic record run to the Port of Seward, tndt under forced draft, the party piled into Bob Halls Cad ilac car, of the vintage of 1776, and sped merrily Kenai lake-ward.
 From that point on The Gateway sleuth- hound lost sight of them; but closely observing the transfer
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-23
HICKS ADDRESSES LEGION

A. B. Hicks, popular mail clerk on the SS Starr who left for the states a few weeks ago, upon ar irving at Seattle continued on to Portland where he attended the American Legion which he ad- dressed, his subject being Big game and wild women I have seen in the Far North" Mir. Hicks is a member of the Seward Legion Post, No. 5. He rejoins his ship at Seat tie.