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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-15
ReineEsville

The Bond family who have been
occupying the John HI. Harper home,
and operating the farm for the past
year, which is now owned by Nc
Laughlin brothers, will move back
to near Cumberland this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Walker of Bry-
an are visiting at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. Emmett Bell, and at
the Walker home on Meigs creek.
and with other friends in the COM
munity.
The first quarterly meeting OF
the Reinersville M. p. circuit will be
held at the church here on Saturday
afternoon, Sept. "a.
Miss Thelma Walters has employ
ment in McConnelsville, during this
week.
A rally day is being planned by
the M. P. Sunday school here. The
date will be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shriver OF
Akron are spending their vacation
with friends in and around Rein
erSyille.
A number of people will attend
the Morgan county fair at McCon-
nelsvi1le, this week, from in an1
around Reinersyille.
Remember the ice cream supper
at the NJ p. church here this Sat-
urday evening, Sept. IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Mahoney had
for company the first of last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz and daughter
and granddaughter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shilling and son, all of Dover,
Tuscarawas county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Clark CT
near Beverly, were Sunday visitors
at the Ed Hutchins home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-15
Meigs Valley Grange

Meigs Valley grange will meet
Friday evening, Sept IS. Program
follows: Roll call, something hui
morous I saw at the fair; "My trip
to Florida Ona Warne; Interest
ing things | saw at the state
fair, Gladys Brothers. Folks having
birthdays in July, August or Sep
tember please be prepared to re-
spond during literary hour. A good
attendance is desired, as we will
make plans for our Booster Day
program to be given Sept. 80. We
will also make arrangements for
obtaining circulating library.
Come -XX
Evening star., 1932-06-11

nine different construction methods de-
signed to simplify the building process
will be a principal speaker before the
National Association Of Real Estate
Boards in a general session OF its COM
ing annual convention to be given over
to present housing questions.
Problems of Reductions.
He will talk particularly on what the
architect, the realtor and the builder
can do to reduce the actual cost Of
residential building and at the same
time give the family whose income Is
perhaps $4,000 a year a modern, COM
Portable and decent home.
Mr. Wright, architect of the Imperial
Hotel. Toxic O9l6), built SO that it
could float" and SO Withstand an earth
quake. but best known for his style in
residential structures, recently has ap-
piled the cantilever principle and other
devices to the projected l8-story st.
Marks Tower, New York, building Of
steel and glass hung wholly on core
of concrete retaining walls, so designed
that complete shop fabrication would
be possible.
Edward A. MacDougall. New York
chairman of the associations Housing
Committee, will outline plans for local
housing conferences, under the leader
ship of local real estate boards, to ascer-
tain actual present housing needs.
Evening star., 1932-06-11

residence at 1906 Randolph street,
Brookland. The house is to be of brick
construction. having seven main rooms.
The lot Is so by 142. H. w. Cord Co. is
the builder The house was designed
by Bowman S. Atkins.
Evening star., 1932-06-11

The central heating plant is to be
erected just to the south of the extensi-
Bile building of the Department of Agri-
culture, on a site located between
Twelfth, Thirteenth, C and D streets.
Cost to Be S5,749,0OO.
Plans for tn plant have been drawn,
the cost being estimated at $5,749, 900.
Another step in this project has been
taken with the awarding Of contract
for the purchase of the huge boiler for
the heating plant, which has been given
to the Combustion Engineering Co. OF
New York The bid was for S426,647.
with an option. running the duration OF
the term of this contract, for the pur-
chase Of two additional boilers, II found
needed, for approximately 100000 each
The purchase contract for the boiler
was let at this time. so that final meas
urements on the size of the boiler might
be determined and employed in final
plans for the heating plant structure:
The steam distribution system LOT
which bids now are sought will involve
construction of about mile and half
of new tunnels and about mile length
of new steam conduits In this project
the Government plans to make use of
about mile-anda half length Of steam
distribution tunnels now existing.
Will Serve Nine Buildings.
When the new distribution system
and the heating plant are completed
they will serve the new Department Of
Commerce Building, the new Internal
Revenue Building, now completed, and
the following additional Federal struc-
lures in the Mall area now under con-
struction: Labor. Interstate Commerce,
Post Office, Justice and Archives Build
ings The system also will serve the
Federal warehouse being erected on, its
site between Seventh and Ninth, and
D streets southwest, and the additional
wings of the Agriculture Extensible
Building to be built.
Other buildings to be erected in the
future, which now are planned, to be
served by this system are the Apex
building at the eastern end OF the great
triangle development. the building which
is designed to replace the present Dis
trict Building and the old Southern
Railway Building, and the group of
buildings planned for the new Munich
pal Center, to be erected on the area
north of Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Sixth streets.
Existing buildings to be served by the
system are the Treasury Department
Building and its Annex No. l, the New
National Museum the Smithsonian
Building and related smaller structures
of its group. the Freer Art Museum. the
old National Museum, the Army Medi-
cal Museum. the Agriculture Building,
the lodge on the Monument grounds.
the Auditors Building, the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. the Liberty
Loan Building, the District Court House,
the Pension Once Building, the old
Patent once Building and the Land
Once Building.
Evening star., 1932-06-11
TWO D. c. SPEAKERS
AT REALTY SESSION
w. C. Miller and James S.
Taylor on Cincinnati Pro.
gram June 29-JuIy |.

Two Washington men will be among
principal speakers who will discuss
housing matters at specialized session
at the annual convention of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate Boards
to be held at Cincinnati, June 29-July l..
w. c. Miller. a director of the ma
tional body and past chairman of its
home builders and subdividers' division,
will outline ways of handling the prob
lem presented by the old house when
its owner decides he is ready to buy or
build a new residence
James S. Taylor, chief of the division
Of building and housing of the De-
partment of Commerce. will address the
home builders and subdividers of the
realty association on New Economies
In Materials and Construction"
Range Of Taylor's Address.
Mr.. Taylor will discuss not only Ger
tain technical developments in keeping
with more or less conventional types
of house design and construction, but
also some of the more radical depar-
lures, ranging from the use of pre-
fabricated units of metal and wood,
to the use Of rammed earth. obtained
from the excavation as a material for
walls.
These subjects will be treated from
the point OF view of the operative
builder, who is in touch with the home
buying public, and occupies a pivotal
point between the manufacturer and
the public. How the operative builders
NAV best keep in touch with the we'll
nigh confusing multitude of develop
ments constantly taking place is one
Of the problems that will be dealt with.
Other Washington leaders who are
planning to participate in the conven-
tion are H. Clifford Bangs, a member
of the Executive Committee of the as
sociations brokers division, and who
Is a member of the Nominating Com
mittee which will submit a slate of
officers for the next year;
Waverly Taylor, a member of the
Executive Committee of the home
building and subdividers' division: John
L. Weaver, past president of the ma
tional association; Joseph A. Herbert,
jr., and j. F. M. Bowie, president of
the Washington Real Estate Board who
will head the local delegation
Harry S. Kissell. Springfield. Ohio,
immediate past president of the ma
tional association, will talk before the
home builders on The Effect of Recent
Economic Changes Upon Home Build
ing"
Frank Lloyd Wright, Spring Green,
Wis, architect, and deviser Of some
Evening star., 1932-06-11

The largest project approved during
the week is for construction of four 2
story brick dwellings at 6l0, 6l2. GIG
and 618 Quackenbos street, estimated
to cost $25,0o0, to be erected by the
Shapiro Construction Co. from plans by
Claude Norton.
Other permits issued are the follow
ing:
Beitzell & Co., Inc, owners; r. o.
Scholz, architect; Baer & Scholz. build
ers: to erect one 1-story brick and
frame warehouse, 1857 New York ave-
nue. northeast, to cost $4,000.
Charles H. and Ida r. Tompkins,
owners; E. L. Bullock. jr., architect
Charles H. Tompkins Co., builders; to
erect one 2-story brick and concrete
bottling plant, 1923 New York avenue
northeast, to cost $4,000
Louisa E. Gerner, owner; Elmer Cap
pelman. architect; D. F. Swab g. Son,
builders; to erect one 2-story brick
dwelling, 7739 Sixteenth street, to cost
$4,000
L. E. Brueninger & Sons, Inc. owners
and builders; H. L. Brueninger, de-
signer; to erect one 2-story brick dwell
Ing. 1850 Kalmia street, to cost $40. 500.
Kass Realty Co., owners and builders;
M. Platshorn, designer; to erect two
Evening star., 1932-06-11
|$l66.2OO BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUEDINDISTRICTINW WEEK
Largest Project Approved Is $4,000 Group of
Four Two-Story Houses
Quackenbos Street.

private building having
- estimated total construction
during the past week by Building Inspector Oeann
Permits issued for erection of and a
number OF commercial two of them
northeast the highway recently completed
area to Bladensburg road opening a large area
Evening star., 1932-06-11
Owning and Building Section for Washington and Suburbs
STEAM DISTRIBUTING BIDS
ASKED FOR TRIANGLE AREA
Treasury Announcement Marks New Step in
Linking Various Federal Projects
in Big Center.

another in the work Of linking together various
I'M Federal projects already those under
for bids the construction the steam distribution system
to be the Central Heating Plant.
filed the Office supervising arch
Treasury when they will
which will provide heating system ultimately
Evening star., 1932-06-11

1-story brick and concrete gas stations,
100 M street northeast, to cost $4,000
William B. McConchie, owner and
builder; E. c. McConchie, designer; to
Continued on Second Pape1
Evening star., 1932-06-11

Japan imported more than 1000, ,00C
pounds of old American auto tires last
year.
Evening star., 1932-06-11

goods also showed slight decline. the
index number for June being 75.8, as
compared with 759 for May % and
1852 for May 7.
Metals and metal products showed a
slight upturn, the index being 799 for
June 4. as compared with 1913 for May
26. The index for this group for May
7 was 802
The index number Of wholesale costs
for all the 784 commodities included in
the bureau study was "a for June 4. as
compared with 643 for May % and 65.l
for May T. The numbers are based on
average prices of 1925 as 100.
Evening star., 1932-06-11

New Home Planned.
w " and Clara Baker have let con-
tracts for the construction Of a new
Evening star., 1932-06-11
BUILDING MATERIAL
COST SHOWS DROP
Wholesale Schedules Decline Frac.
tionally in Week Ended
on June 4.

The wholesale cost Of building ma
terials as group declined fractionally
between the week ending May % and
the week ending June a. according to
the latest report of the Bureau of Labor
Statistics, Department of Labor.
The index number for building ma
terials stood at II for June 4, as COM
for May T.
The wholesale cost Of house furnishing
Evening star., 1932-06-11
JOIN REALTY BOARD

Nelson T. Snyder, jr.. and Gardiner
L. Booth. I'd, both of Alexandria, have
been elected to membership in the Alex
andrja-Arl Fairfax Real Estate
Board. it is reported by John F. Web
ster, secretary of the board.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
MURIO MISTERIOSAMENTE
UN COMERCIANTE

Key West, Feb. 18.-Un ju-
RADIO investigator decide ano-
che que Adolfo del Castillo
Herrera, I'm vendedor de paja-
ros de la Habana, fallecido ell
lunes en- un hospital de aqui,
muri6 a consecuencia de un We
memo que lie administrator per-
sonas desconocidas.
Herrera habia lido a Miami
a vender un cargamento de pa
jaros Y fue encontrado sin CO.
nocimiento, descubriendose
que lie faltaban Glen pesos que
pusiera en- sus bolsillos al sa-
lir de Miami.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
DEL JEFF DEL.
EJERCITO JAPONES AL
JEFE EEL EJERC1TO "1il-
NO

Shangai, Feb. IL En- la no.
che de hoy el Oral. kaNkicht
Uyeda, comandante de las tro-
pas japonesaS, remiti6 un ulUi-
matum a. iefe de las tropaS ch.
las, general, TSai Tin-kai. or
denandoie retirarse a doce \
media millaS de Shangai ante>
de la pueSta del sol del prGXi.
mo Sabado.
Este fue ell reSultado del fra
case de los eSfuerzoS hechoS en-
favor de "a paz, durante ell
dia, cuando lis japoneses pre-
sentaron identica demanda Y
los Representatives. chinos II
rechaZaron.
EstimaSe que el ulimatum
forma la base del comienzo de
IA aguardada ofcnsiva japone,
sa. En- preparation para la
campana los .iaponeses ticncn
concentrate un cjercito de 25
mil hOmbreS. lis chiuoS tiencn
dos VeceS csc numero de solda-
dos, pero Su preparation eS in
ferior.
AmbaS parties han derriba-
do gran numero de aerop,anoS
y los japoneses empezaran a
lamar bombas de 500 libras.
Los canones c0ntinian ell
bombardeo en- la Secti6n de
Chapel, comenZado al fraca-
Sar las primeraS gcStiones de
paZ.
Los chinos califican de into
lerablcs e inaceptables las con
dicioncs j%aponcsas.
"Nosotros estamos dispues-
tos a retirarnos 81 los japone =
SEES Sc rctiran tambiGn stimuli
taneamente."
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

225,000; lnglaterra E lrlanda
174,00G; Rumania, 100000
Estados Unidos, 92,035, etc.
Pas6 la gran guerra quedal
do eStablecida la Sociedad dc
Naciones; Sc aprob6 ell pacto de
L~ocalno, e, pacto Briand-Kel.
!ogg, ell tratado de nueve pldt
res, etc. Y ahora, con Ell avian
ce de la cuItura y Ell rapido an
dar de, progreso, eSoS paiseS
cuentan con los siguienteS eier
citos: Francia, 651,320; Ru-
ia, SOP 900; Italia, 49l,29S;
PoIonia, 265,000; Jap6n, 259
mil Rumania. 40,501; India,
222, 966; ESpana. 1884; va
goeslaVia, lS4,448; Union de
Africa de! Sur, l5l,424; lngla
lerra e lrlanda, 144,522; Tur-
Iula, 140, 600; EStados Unidos,
Czechaeslovakia.
l3S,78S, y Alemania 100, 800.
Con eS,os contingencies de sol
Sc invierte por la civil
zaci0n "avanzada" una Suma
mayor a la que Sc conSumia en-
1913.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
DE VALERA TIENE UNA Pc
QUENA MAYORIA En- IR-
LANDA

Dublin, Feb. 18.-Eamon dc
Valega, jefe del partido Fianna
Fail, tiene hoy una liRera mayo
ria sobre el partido del presiden
tc Cosgrave.
En- Ia mahana de hoy las az
tas de diputados aparecian divi-
didas en- esta forma, partido de
De Valera, Is: partido del GO
bierho o Cosgrave, ~; indepen-
dientes 6 y laboristas ]. FL pre-
sidente Cosgrave y De Valera
fuerX electos por mayoria
abrumadora en- sus respccti-
vos disA'itos.
Esp6ranse los 1ltimos escru-
tinios, de los cuales depende la
election de De Valera como pre-
sidente del estad0 libre de IT.
landa.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
LOS JESUITAS FUERON
BIEN RECIBIDOS EN- BEL.
GICA

Madrid, Feb. lS.-Algunos
de los grupos de jesuitas salidos
de aqui para Bclgica estan va
establccidos en- Meerbcck, cerca
de Bruselas; en- Mernaffe. Ger
ca de Huy, y en- Cain y Mart
vain, ccrca de Journal.
Los jcsuitas desde mayo de
1881 habian establecido negocia
clones con el gobierno Belga So
licitando hospitalidad para su
Orden y eSta hospitalidad les
ha sido concedida.
FL peri6dico socialista belga
"EI Pueblo demanda que a los
jcSuitas Sc les obIigue a pagan
por estabiecerse ALI, pero 81 go
bicrno no parcce dispuesto a Dir
la protesta.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18

lmitando a Roosevelt, Guam
10 de. una provincial de Colom-
bia ''fabricara" la republica
de Panama, ell Japon va a cons
tituir un eStado "independien-
tie" en- la Manchuria, un estado
''independiente" de ~lnglaterra,
Francia, EstadoS Unidos y Chi
ma, pero "dependiente" del go
bierno de Toxic.
Durante muchos amos los ia
poneSeS sc dedicaron a imitar
a los ES.adoS Unidos y ahora
Dretenden eStable"er la doc
trina del Mikado,' Corea. Man
churia y China para los japo.
neseS, como EStados Unidos tie
ne la doctrina de Monroe.
Con la diferencia de que ell
Tic cre6 la doctrina, sin Que
as "protegidas" Sc 10 pidieran
con ell fin de que la America
no pudiera ser arrebatada Il
los amerlcanos; una doctrina
peneroSa, que no ha sido escru
pulosamente respetada por los
cncargados de difundir su vir-
tud.
Pero compare la doctrina a
maril a con la blanca Y vera la
enOrme diferencia entire ell i'm
perialismo chico del Jap6n y
imperialismo de guante
bIanco que "sostlene' ell TIC.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
CONTINUAN E~NCARCELA-
DOS DOS PRESUNTOS CO
MUNISTAS

Habana, Feb. l8.-Se ha to-
mado declaration a Gabino Fer
nandez y R. Sardinas, detenidos
hace pocos dias por distribuir
literature comunista de casa en-
casa.
La policia encontr6 gran n1-
nero de manifiestos y documen
tos relacionados con ell movi-
miento rojo, en- ell domiciIio de
Fernandez, los gastos del cual,
segGn Sc dice, eran pagados por
ell gCbierno de Moscu.
Los dos continGan encerrados
en- ell Castillo del Principe.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18

fuerZas de pOlicia, gendarmeS
Il organizaciones parecidas con
prop6sitos militares. Prohibir
ell uso de la artilleria pesada
fuera de las fortaleZas Y limi-
t2ci6n de los grandes canones.
Prohibition de los tanques y de
erection de fortaleZaS en- luga
res yr0ximOs a las f~rOnteras. Ii
mitaci6n de los buQues de ba-
tai a a un maxine de 10000
tcneladas, con canones de un
maxine de 280 milimetros.
Prohibition de submarines, bu
ques porta-aViones y limitaci5n
de material no flotante; reclu-
tamientO del personal de IL
marina por alistamiento volun
tariO; mantenimiento de las de
fenSas en- las cOstaS, per0 pro-
hibir las fortificaciones que do
minen las rutas maritimas ma
turales. Prohibition de tOdos
los armamentos a6reos Y des-
trucci6n de toda la fuerza mi
litar aerea que existe al pre-
sente.
Prohibir la construction De
aeroplanos armados Q aeropla
nos habilitados con prop6sitos
de guerra. Prohibition de IA
guerra "bactereol6gica' o con
gases venenosos, 10 mismo que
la exportaci6n e importation
de armamentos de guerra, ma
n%iciones y otros materiales. Re
baja de los presupuestos para
fines militares y que cada ma
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
LA QUESTION DE LA al
NE

Habana, Feb. 18.-Manana
viernes discutira el consejo deli
berativo ell acuerdo suspendien-
do ell contrato entire el Ayunta
miento que Sc disolviera Y ell ma
tadero industrial. Por Ell contra
to Sc estabieci6 un impuesto de
1000 por cada 100 kilos de car
ne traida de otros mataderos de
la provincial a esta capital.
Los encomenderos vienen rea-
lizando una activa campaha pa
ra que ell impuesto sea abolido.
opinando que ocasiona perjui-
clos a los consumidores, Y lasiO-
ma, ademas, los intereses de los
ganaderos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
FORMADA UNA NUEVA MA
CiON I'm LA MANCHURIA

Mukden, Manchuria, Feb. 18.
Al mediodia de hoy 81 comitG
e~iecutivo del nordcste dc la Man
churia proclam6 el es,abIeci-
micnto de I'm independents cs-
tado llamado de la Manchuria-
Mongolia. Tn banquetc fuG da-
do anoche en- 81 hotel Gamato al
cuaI asiSti6 eI general HOMO, co
mandante japonGs en- la Man
churia, junto con cl general
Nah Chang-Shan, su eX-cncmi-
20 en- ei paSado noviembre.
FL general Nah concurri6 al
banquete a pesar de que habia
estado enfermo. Hoy por la ma
mana saliS por tren hacia Tsit-
sial, declinando un viajc en- ac-
roplano que lie fuera ofrecido
Sc propone asumir en- Csc Iupar
la gobernaci6n de la provincial
de HeiIun-Giang.
FL rueVo gobierno ha rcsuelto
no ~sostcner por ahora reIaciones
diplomaticas con China y pro
clamar su independence.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
TIENE MAS DE TRECE MIL
HOMBRES Ell EJERCITO
CUBANO

Habana, Feb. 18.-Los des-
pachos llegados de Ginebra
dicen que Sc ha publicado ALI,
per la Sociedad de Naciones,
que ell ejercitc de la republica
de Cuba Sc compone de S77
jefes y oficiales y 1855 cla-
ses y soldados. Dispone la ma
rina Guiana de 1,159 hombres
y ell cuerpo de aviacion de 2O9.
Los barcos de la escuadra
tienen un tonelaje de $3.50 y
los gastos anuales para ell man
tenimiento del ejercito y la
marina montan a $11,4OO,O 900.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
~DECLARACIONES DE UN
JEFE Gaia
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interior de IaSspoSlblIldades de-
moVimlento roJo en- Espana.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

curse practice en- una de estaS
seis divisiones-artes domesti-
ca, artes industriales, qulmica
indus rial, agriculture Y traba-
jos de MADEIRA y metalurgia.
Los articulos que Sc fabri-
cuen en- la escuela seran vendi-
dos y In lanto por ciento de los
ingreSos distributes entire las
alumnas y ell resto destinado a
cubrir los gastos del manteni-
miento del plantel.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
Sc INAUGURARA Ell "a LA
ESCUELA PARA MUCHA-
CHAS

Habana, Feb. 18.-La prime
ra escuela industrial de Cuba
para muchachas, que llevara ell
nombre de ROsalia Abreu, Sc
ra oficialmente inaugurada ell
"a de febrero, en- ell pueblo &c
neral Machado, lugar que fun
dara el presidente Machado y
donde esta va funcionando una
escuela industrial para mucha-
chos.
Tn fondo para este fin fu6
dejado a la escuela por la Sra.
Rosalia Abreu que ademas de
realizar muchas obras de carl
dad era conocida por su afici6n
a mantener familias de monos
en- su finca de Palatino. FL GO
bierno cubano ha facilitado los
fondos adicionales y la escuela
sera mantenida por cuenta del
erario p1blico hasta que pueda
mantenerse a 81 misma. Sc ha
fijado en- 200 ell nGmero de esco-
lares, incluyendo 40 pupilas
que no pagaran y 60 que paga-
ran. En- adici6n ell p~residente
tiene ell derecho de dar per-
misc para ell ingreso de 300 a.
lumnos que recibiran instruc-
Gin sin pagan NADIA. Esirerase
que gran n1mero de muchachas
de todas las provincias trataran
de inscribirse en- ell curse de
estudios que Sc abrira manana
dia 10.
Cursos de matematicas, lido
mas y ciencias, van a ser ofreci-
dos con obligatorios cursos de
ciencia dom6stica y cuidado de
los ninos. Todos los estudiantes
estaran obligados a tomar un
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
LA HUELGA EN- LAS PRO
NINCIAS ~ANDALUXAS

Madrid, Feb. lS,-La huelga
general en- las provinciaS anda-
luzaS ha terminado va por ha-
berSe pueSto en- vigor rigurosas
medidas de orden publico. La
ley de defensa de la RepdbIica
Sera aplicada a todoS los elcmen
toS, sean radicales o reacciona-
rios, que atenten contra el re
gimeH actual.
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
ALEMANIA PIDE UN SOLO
SISTEMA DE DESARME

Ginebra, Feb. 18.-Un CRU
pc de %Vigorosas proposiciones
pidiendo que todos los MEM
bros de la liga Sc desarmen en-
la misma escala que Alemania,
fue presentada hoy a la Con-
ferencia del DesaSme por ell
delegado aleman Condo Rodol
TO Nadoldy.
Ell plan propuesto dispone la
abolici6n del servicio obliga-
torio, senalando ell tanto por
ciento de oficiales en- cada ejer
eito. y prohibiendo utilizar
La gaceta., 1932-02-18
EN- HONOR DEL SECRETA
RIO DE HACIENDA

Habana. Feb. 18..El Profe-
sor E. Seligman. de la Universe
dad de Columbia, experto econo-
mista, ofreci6 aver un tie al
secretario de hacienda DR.. Ruiz
Mesa. Tuvo lugar ell acto en- ell
Hotel Nacional y concurrieron
los altos funclonarios de dicho
departamento.