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Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01
The Everlasting Whisper

it's better place to be than here
If anyone should come"
She shuddered But he had not seen.
There remained much TO do and the
hours fled so swiftly. He set 10 work
making the clumsy showshoes.
They had made their scanty sup
pers; alter 1t both were hungry. They
had been hungry thus for four days
Tomorrow they would be a great deal
hungrier. the next day they would be
gin TO starye. -. King got up and
went out, down the cliffs In the dark.
for lasr load OF wood. When be
came back she was lying on her bed,
her face from the light. He stood
moment looking at her. Then for the
last time he spoke to her:
IF | am long gone. you understand
why. There is not a chance in a
thousand new that that these men will find
this place. II they do, there Is not q
chance in another thousand that they
will find the middle cave. You will be
safe enough And. II do not
get back tomorrow, You will know that
within three days more, or four at
most, there will be party In here to
bring you out"
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01

1t win probably be dark before / get
back may even be gone all night.
Ii am 1t will be because | am playing
the last card Ii don't get back to-
morrow night 1t will be because am
trying TO break through to civilization.
I'll outfit party and send them In
for you You have food here to keep
you alive week. II you spin it out"
Long before he had gotten to the end
OF his slow speech her heart was beat
Ing wildly. To be left here alone four
or five days-and nights 1t was unen-
durabIel She would be dead.
You threatened once to go to those
other men; no matter what happens,
you must not do that. You don't quite
understand what some men are You
would be better dead than In their
hands, Never forget that
If the worst should happen and they
came here, still you could hide. III
show You the place, far back In the
cave I'll bring you plenty Of wood:
am going to make pair of snowshoes
OF sort for me; TIL make a pair for
you- / hope you won't need them"
He ran his hand across his brow but
continued In moment, his voice nm
changed. 'T'n go out before daylight
In the morning; 1t will take me all
that is left OF today to do what must
be done first"
He turned then and went about his
work She went back to the place by
the fire, terribly moved, agitated to the
depths OF her soul, torn this way and
that But one steady fire burned In
her bosom, the newly kindled white
fame OF her resentment.
He bro 4ght fragments OF rock to the
caves mouth. the biggest he could find.
and In time, after hours OF labor. he
had hidden the great hole as best he
could. leaving only at the side a way
TO pass In and out which could hardly
be seen from below.
IF ron will come with me, I viii
show you your hiding place"
She lifted her head and looked at
him. Again, she thought swiftly, he
was seeking to command. to dictate.
Doubtless, In the end she would have
arisen and gone with him. since to re-
fuse were madness. But he had not
waited He had gone alone into the
depths of the cavern: she heard his
slow, measured steps receding; she
heard them again, slow and measured,
n he came back.
Its only about thirty PAGES, straight
hack" he WINS saying. There l have
made little pile OF rocks, you can't
mim IT. That marks the place, Just Mt
the side Of the rock pile. That's where
found the gold There's mir down
there. that comes up from below. And
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01
This Week
By ARTHUR BRIsBANE
Flying Becomes Real
Mixture at Topock
Doctor TO Governor
How Europe Loves Is

San Simeon. calif.-Flyine Increases
oat here. where distances are long.
Those in a hurry, or convinced thar
iAey are In a hurry. must fy.
The other day. just after he beat
lie transcontinental record. Roscoe
Turner, flying By here on tie way from
i-es Angeles to San Francisco. some
i4ilis over three hundred miles by air
wired to his friend. Zen Lyon. visiting
.aefe:
III be flying past yon pretty soon.
Look ap il you want to see q good
machine
tie had flown by before the wire
arrited and Zen Lyon missed him 1
fadio station ut the ranch keeps traek
IF tie ptanes IN fight, ana sends auE
weather warning.
ffe trip from Los Angeles to san
francisco. thirteen hours by train.
Turner made in less than an hour and
q half That means severe conipeii-
ton. for railroads, later.
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01
By Jackson Gregory
Copyright by Charles scribner's Sons
tWNU servicel

visions with which to exc out their
small supply. He must get fish In
plenty or a bear or a deer.
In distressed mental condition in
which the only solid ground beneath
him was his determination to do 10
the uttermost that lay within him for
Gloria, he broke into mutterings.
I've got to leave her. She
won't go with me. That means I've
got TO leave with her every scrap of
food we have between us. I can 20
two days without eating. L
cant -. Her one danger is Brodie.
Otherwise she would be safe enough
for four or five days. She's got TO
stick close TO the cave; she must not
dare to set foot outside. / can
get out In two days; back In two days.
Somehow. Allow five days to cover
accidents. Five days: she can stick it
out five days. II / don't take scrap
OF her food away from her. Oh,
/ can make it. 1t is up to me to make
It. I'll get fish sooner or later-or
rabbit. A man can eat his
bootsr
After long time he went back to
the cave. Gloria faced him as he came
in. Her head was up, there were spots
OF color In her cheeks; in her eyes
was a new look She had found her
self Or she was finding herself. Her
spirit had risen undaunted In a crisis:
In clash of wills hers had not gone
down before bis. Rather it had been
hers that had triumphed. With head
erect she awaited his speech.
He began, saying very simply what
he had decided must be said.
''The first thing in the morning" he
told her, Il am going over the ridge
and TO the headwaters of the other
fork I've got a hunch bears In there.
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01

the direct path OF the eclipse. and
there IS no land anywhere near IL
where n suitabIe observation station
can be set M.
Tie 1851 eclipse win last I min
utes. The longest an eclipse can last
j. minutes 20 seconds. So astron-
oEieF4-e--peei.ssiy tire Germans. who
are fseeEsly Interested hope to make
exceptional observations with the
comparatively long time at their dis
Tossd IL 1851. But they Will work
FEHIr TTzIETFH7c ties-unless
Sarat sHn can Ha found.
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01

Two countries are searching for
Sarah Ann. an island in American
waters just north of the equator
Once 1t was marked an all ffz4 maps.
now ii seemS ~ have disappeared
America has ordered her Pacific fleet
to make a search for IT, and Ger
MANY is likely tn send n search party
rs well.
Sarah Ann has suddenly beroFne
important because scientists have
worked out that the little island. ff
II still exists. is the only place from
where astronomers can properly
view the total eclipse OF the SUN
which IL to take place in 1871 The
position Of ffIe island lies almost FEa
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01

''Seest thou man diligenf In his
business. he shall stand before kings. =
Doctor Moeur is diligent- Spent his
youth on the Texas range When be
has patient very iii he says to as
sembled relatives. "Get down on your
knees and pray. | have done all /
cam
Also, In 1877, when young men from
Tempe, his home town, went to war.
Doctor Moeur sent each one q letter
saying any bills they owed were can
celed and be would look after their
families without charge while they
were away.
LIN Tia Juana. Mexico. across the
California border. many drinking sa-
looms. including one bar. longest I'm the
world. have reduced beer to S cents n
big glass as n tribute to depression In
The United States Mexico has no real
depression. for every Mexican knows
how to work on the land. and Mpxf-
cans can live on what they produce
from the soil-corn and beans plus
sunshine, air, water
Parliamentary circles in Belgium
calls Americas refusal to continue
postponing or cancel the debt "a enlos-
sal monument to egotism."
Do You remember when Americans
were sending millions to be spent In
Belgium for charity. while Mr.. Hoover
fed the Belgian children 80 generously
that indigestion became n national
complaint, and American mothers were
urged by clergymen and other good
Americans not to give too much sugar.
oatmeal. meat or anything else to their
own children.
Belgium did not call that '4monu-
mental egotism-" Some Beigians and
other Europeans even strained a point
and said thank you.
California grape growers win sell
wine, when law makes 1t legal, mt 81 40
per gallon. b cents a full quart That
is low price for sour wine. although
II has been much lower In Italy Ii
has been sold for 3 cents quart and
fed to horse mixed with their oats. |
Red wine. mixed with water. Its alco-
holic content reduced to per cent or
less, per cent for children, In an ex- |
ceIIeni family drink II diseeurares
typhoid and other disease affecting
the intestinal tract. fortifies the blood. !
.. 1914. BY King FeataT~s syHaiests1 Ins
WHU SERVICES
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01
HONORED BY PLACE
In HALL OF FAME
High Distinction Accorded to
American Women.


The women of the Hal of Fame
are Mary Lyea. Ensaa N5ssrf
As;4ria 5lifeaell IL rri#+ I.z--lger
sioEFe, arAnfs=s = aAilsarli. 6gsarissrts.
tisssssssEs = "A As-s- EF+--sss- II zz
TIE hrsE three Eefe ssit74 IN f4s
the next tWs In 1910. riaEfe
elsliHaan II 49, and 5srs PasE r
ID 1.-l
Mary Lon. hfsra y IL q Eek
AaHai Asass fHHHs9esi Eae sf6.szt Isas
aa4a feizasa sza-s - IS sHl
soon gaze I h.H3f fi#taa aHA
extensive aafra s4e fa at
SafaFil Haa.ev II 7sa4 Naris sifa-
eli. also 81 NE4sss sgtsas, was hasn
u ne island q sataes ID ISIS.
Sic became I Distinguished arn
osHeF- ard WIS Is-ofessar Il assTaa-
Hfny q Nasssir frtisa EsllF seiss.l,s
fii'f-sas8if if-s p - feE 5tiss
hfsfars. her ela-aEh II 1ssA Eh sa
sfHs iiiscfsf7T els
decorated r. the kiFl- II Denmark
Tor this achievement
Emma Willard. born in f9s1 In
fseriins Conn. became . tssciler aFaf
an educational writer From Isl
sic vas principal Of a seminary III
Troy = T. She Fr'fe history af
Inc United STATES and q number II
other histories ard died IN 80
FRANCES + Willard temperance 70
former Was born at Churchill y T.
II -. vas an srganszer ~ The "
8 a = and IL president fraEa 1873
and In 1871 VAS made the f.rsF EFFs-S
ile1a1 u Inc Nnraa Women : saFs@-
tan IefiiEleEahee EHsan Sssa de. IN
~
Harriet i'eeelitE - 11srEa ia
I.itefAileia- GenR- 4a IL. ilse ss#Fa
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01

Il can't I've gone through HI X
ready. ! asn-nearly dad. I couldast
climb mp thsre r Oh. ny Cd.
Why did cvsr csue into this fnferne r
fTO - UnM1IWUHD.D
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01

At Topack. Ariz-, where the railroad
and automobile bridges cross the Colo
fado river, modern ways and wild na-
Fare are mixed 4 flock Of gasoline
stations lie In wait for touring ears
Nen With guns lie in wait for Wild
ducks ana geese, canadian honlers-
They are plentiful here. And here
TIRE. sttittfsftiio river. unconscious 1T
ali changes. continues to roll AS il
chooses.
To the east You see green trees and
grass growing where the river bed
onee was. The Santa re railroad ilas
heen three times compelled to move
il tracks southwark. al the riyer.s
command. Part Of tile old track bed
still stands at the rivers edge. and re.
Gently The Colorado. lazily avoiding d
sand bar Of its own construction. has
eaten the land away within few feet
Of the paved highway.
But soon Hoover dam wall viii hola
back these furhttiffs waters and the
biz river. Ike the rest Of MS. coercei
by civilization. will behave.
Nearly 10 the north is the Grand
canyon. most remarkable gorge on
earth. cut mile deep BY the Colo
RADIO river.
You should see that and the won
ders to the west of 1t. and all this
great nation between the two oceans.
Coming out here Is SO easy.
DR.. Il. B. Moeur never expected to
be governor of Arizona. A country
doctor, his specially was bringing ba-
bies into the world Mother and baby
always lived and did we'll"
He says. Il never owned a dress
suit, just wear one kind of clothes.
They are good enough to 60 anywhere.
Never asked anyone to vote for me;
never had to deny anything; never /
had to look over my shoulder while / |
talked
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01

Regular commercial planes crowded
every day. take passengers from coast
TO coast in thirty-two hours. Turner
did il in little over twelve hours.
Five hours will be the commercial ny-
ine time later on. But don't wait for
that 20 make the frip. by air, rail.
motor or ship via the canal.
Plentywood herald., 1932-12-01

Movies Travel In Poland
Poland has 1S3 travelling cinemas,
twenty-five Of which operate In the
outlying sections OF Warsaw.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CEUNCAS

Contestando a un fabricante,
que dice no eStar b.en inform@.
Go, podemos aSeguracle que la
marca Virginia Lee sigue Ella
borandose Ell una academia"
d la Septima avenida, q diez
centavos la "rueda'.
Semanalmente Sc tranSpor-
tan IS 0 mas millareS desde la
academia" a la fabrica llama
da Filadelfia, o. compra los
ciga ros hechcs por "aprendi-
ces adaiantadoS'.
La nompetencia en- esa forma
IS ruinosa para los fabricantes
d Tampa que pagan los juStos
precioS y no aceptan negocios
de esa naturaleza.
Nuestra poSici6n es la de a
yer, la Que publicaramoS con en-
terra claridad; Estamos conven-
cidoS de que Mr.. Davis no ha
estudiado bien ell asunto y que
cambiara de oIiGntaci6n cuando
10 analice impartial y JUSTICE
ramente.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

dice que es de oficio carpintero.
Nal alimentado. Tiene ideas de
visionario. S. asocia con hom-
bres que trabajan, con obreros
sin ocupacion Y con pobres de
todas classes. Extranjero, Sc cree
que es IN judo, y Sc lie conoce
por los alias de principe de la
Paz', "Hijo del Hombre', Luz
del Mundo" etc. Agitador pro-
fesional, barba roja, marcas en-
las manos Y pies por efecto de
lesiones que lie causara la null
titud enfurecida, dirigida por
respetables ciudadanos y autori
dades legales''.
} Contiene ell boletin una carta
de Tom Mooney, ell martir de
California, en- la cual Sc pide
ayuda social.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28

SeEIla, uctabre = -AUA4H'
Jean S"u', mdlElouo QUEEN Sc
Supone compitcado en- Ell SecueS-
tro del nno LlnuotiH Sc mega
a habIar aSegura Qu 10 10 "A
RI haS'a que Sc lie en- ronje con
Ia poilcla dc los fStau IS Oh'doS'
las autorldadeS eSpan 'laS CONT
nuan hacienda eSiul 2GS para
identtlcar 81 nafIona Idad.
Saul ha d'cho que Nabe que
personals reclbieron ) $4,000
entregados por Ell COZ 'nel l'nd-
,blrgh para que le de\ )IVleran a
= 81 hiio con vida.
FL Con uIado de les EstadoS
Unidos no IA Querido intcrErnir
oficiaImente Ell ei aSl MO Y pa
rece establo>ido i pu'to d. que
Eel homhre 30 es ciuda Iano anne
ricano.
La policia anunci6 oyer habar
|tomado las ,mpreSior'S dIgIta-
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
LA GUERRA Y MUSSOLINI
UNA ENTREVISTA CON
FEDERICKA BLANKER
(C0ntinuaci6n)

Con los resultados de las con-
ferencias de Ginebra y Lausan-
ne aun sin decidir, yo lie hice a
Mussolini esta pregunta: "GQue
Sc necesita hacer para que las
conferencias internacionales
tengan exito?
"Primero-contest6 inmedia-
tamente-un pequeno y limita-
do nu1mero de ~expertos. Los ex-
pertos solo ven las Eases de I'm
problema, rara vez son capaces
de abarcar la sintesis, Ell total.
Los ~expertos ven ell arbol Y no
Ia floresta. Cleric que es nece-
sario yer los arboles, pero uno
tambien debe yer la selva. Un
bosque es la suma de sus arbo-
les, pero es tambien algo mas,
La segunda cosa n~ecesaria para
eel exito de las c~onferencias in
.ternacionales es llevar los pro-
:blemas tecnicos hacia la IONA
,politica. ALI son mas facilmen-
tie resueltos."
"Yo quiero decir que tecnica-
nente e. experto We la parte,
nero la politica We el TODD. Por
riemplo, un tecnico puede aeon
seiarme a mi mo haga tai ira
tado con csc pals. Lesionara es-
ia rama de la agriculture 0 a
ouella de la industrial" Pero
considerando ell problema poll
ticamerte, yo puedo yer que las
ventajas reunidas pueden ser
mavores que las desventaIas
que las ventajas pueden ser ~
y las dssventaias 10. Y yo hagc
el tratado. Ash, considerable e
problema politicamente, yo ma,
30 un tratado que desde Ell pun
qfs
La gaceta., 1932-10-28

to Dc vista t6cnico no deb'era
ser hecho."
-iQu6 planea vuestra exec
lencia para la Italia del mana
ma?
70 Gamble la conversation de
los asuntos internacionales a
los asuntos italianoS, deseando
que el primer ministro Sc EFF
riera al tan discutido imperia-
lismo de Italia.
"Trab9,io-contest6. Traba-
10 para dar IN Mayo desarro-
Ito a la industrial, para poblar
nuestras colonias, para meiorar
las viviendas en- la ciudad y en-
Ell campo"
Una vista por la mode ma TIA
liza prueba que este programa
de cOnstruir casas sigue desc
rrollandose. La cosa mas i'm
presionante para mi en- la mo-
dp~na Italia son las nueVas ca
sas rara los trabajadores, edifi-
clos ventilados, c6modos, con
modernas convCniencias, a los
cuales Sc les ha t~rasladado des-
de los apartamentos donde es-
taban hacinados edificiOs don
de pueden comprar nm anarta-
mento, 81 10 desean, bajo un
plan cooperative.
FL imperialismo, que es una
parte de la aspiration de Italia.
70 10 he dido dsfinir como pu-
.ramente cultural-esto es CO.
mo memoria de Roma, centre
del pensamiento en- la antigue-
dad y en- ell renacimiento.
iCuaS es el significado de Ia
ambici6n imperialista de Italia?
-p~egunt6 a Mussolini.
"Imperial;smo en- el RENO de-
ransamiento-contest6. Sin con
9uistar un solo kil6metro de te-
rritorio."
-Vuestra excelercia piensa
en- hacer una vista a America:
"Yo no excluyo Ia posibilidad
de una vista a America, perc
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
LA POLICIA NO VOTARA

Habana, oct. 28.-Aunque al
gunos abogados estiman moons
titucional el decreto del general
Machado prohibiendo a la poll
cia votar en- las elecciones del
primero de noviembre, la poll
cia no votara en- esos comicios.
Sc dict6 el decreto contra ell
eiercicio del sufragio, por par
tie de la policia, a recomenda-
ci6n del secretario de guerra y
marina. Oral. Carlos R0jaS.
En- el decreto Sc da como eX-
cusa que la policia Sc encuentra
Incorporate al ejercito.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
COMBATIDA UNA Fly CON
IRA Ell VINO

Madrid, oct. 2S.-En q MINIS
terio de la gobernacl6n Sc IA
dado una nota dicienio Qy lC3
i inateros de la Coru[a y otras
parties de Galicia Sc POI an al
proyecto de ley que ron he "a
fabrication de who's on aer2S
del 80 de alcohol.
Todos los vinateros de Cali
cia vienen hacienda vino COW
monos del $50 Y la aproNlc'ol
de csa ley seria un 50 re De
muorte para sus intc' So
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
OFRECIENDO
UNA POR
LA DE JESU-
CRISTO

Habana oct. 28.-Han circu-
lado unos carteles de la Nation
al Religion Y Labor foundation,
de New Haven, Connecticut, en-
los cuales Sc ofrece un premio
por "informaci6n que conduzca
a la captura de Jesucristo."
Bajo IN dibujo de Jesus, he
cho con puma y tinta, aparecen
las siguientes palabras. "Recla-
mado por sedici6n, %anarquia cri
minal, vagancia y conspirar pa
ra derribar ell gobierno consti-
tuido". "Vestido pobremente, Sc
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
JUAN MARSH FS' A Glen
DE SALUD

Madrid, Octubre Ia CO.
mission de responsible ida, IS la
'ecibido un informe = is me-
dicoS que examinaron al l'NQIe
70 Juan Marsh y en- { So seGu-
IA que Ell capitaIista alta N no
csta enfermo.
H4 rcsuelto la com i'd 'aiar
Dreso a Marsh ror ea'at mjeto
2 una acusaci6n ordilhri} Y no
fipUrar en- la categoria dc preso
politico.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
AL HERREO 10 ASES1NA-
RON CON REVOLVER DEL
EJERCITO

Habana, oct. 28.-El hebreo
rumano Bernardo Rainhencer,
un pintor, asesinado hace pocos
dias en- ell canine de Jaimani-
tas, cerca del Country Club, re-
cibi6 Ia muerte con I'm revolver
calibre As, de los que usa Ell ejer
cito.
Tambien Sc lie pegaron terri
bles golpes con blackjack.
Sup6nese que ell hebreo fue
asesinado por p~artidarios del
gobierno del general Machado,
que quiza lie confundieron con
I'm peligroso oposicionista.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
MURIO Ell AVOCADO BELT

Habana, oct. 28.-Una enfer-
medad del coraz6n cause aver
la muerte en- esta ciudad al pro
minente abogado DR.. Jorge AL
berto Belt, de IS amos de edad.
Belt representaba a varias
importantes corporaciones anne
ricanas, entire elias la Hershey
Sugar, en- la provincial de Ma
tanzas.
La familia Belt ha sido perse-
guida por la policia bajo la acu-
saci6n de oponerse al regimen
del general Machado.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
FALSIFICACION DE "PA-
SEES" MILITARES

Habana, oct. 28.-Por haber-
Sc falsificado algunos "pases'
militares por individuos que EN-
barcaron hacia ell eXtraniero,
los cuerpos de policia investi-
gan en- que casos Sc llev6 a ter
mino la Justification.
Tan pronto Sc comrru be Ia
iIegalidad de los "pases', Sc pc
dira Ia extradici6n de los indi-
viduos que hayan embarcado
ash Y s. les acusard de falsificar
documentos pGblicos.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
IMPORTATION
'nFI. PI1RT'

Arribara hoy de New OrIean
la draga Benvuard, del PobIefno
de los Estados Unid~s, que vic
ne a dragar ell cana} Egmont, al
mentando gu profundidad des-
de 80 pies a 81.
E[os mesos Sc rea'izara 81
trabajo.
La dragS estuvo aqui 81 AFRO
pasado, de Enero aAJulio, ar
mentando y profrA didad del
canal a 90 pies.
Los nuel o. trabajos Sc rea)i-
zaran baj" u lev de Julio 3 do
1880 cue dispone el ena~ncne
del canal NJ" pies y "uc -
aumente gu Mfundidad.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28

Benito Mussolini ha dicho
que dentro de diez amos y faseiS
mo predominant en- toda Euro
pa.
Con esas palabras Ell Duce
mantiene ell c~riterio de que Eu-
r6pa detesta la democracia V
mansamente Sc deiara dominar
por unos CuantoS individuos,
por unos pocoS "supcr-hom-
breS' de Ia claSe de Don Bynito,
81 ell vieio continente cayeya
por complete en- las manos del
faScismo, Europa aborreceria a
los EstadoS Unidos, eXOonente
de la democracia y del gobier-
no de las mayorias, no de las
minoriaS.
Las palabras de MussoIini
puoden interpretarse como que
Europa retrocede hacia las vie
jas ideas Y procodimientos.
FL Duce tiene una "inferior
opinion dc las orientacionts IL
berales de Espaha y Franci" y
la extremista d. Russia.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
SENALADA FECHI PARA
LA REUNION DEL pARLA
MENTO CATALAN

Madri1, Oclubre Is. Las no
ticias de Ba.c&ops d>n c""nta
de que Sc ha kublicap IN dc
creto scnaiandt la fec1a oficia.
de las eiaccloncs y la fecha de
diciembrc scis para L primera
reunion 90 parliament Catalan.
La agitacidn polite: N CPta-
luna parsce agravada )or Ia ac-
itud rcquepta de los ind'@lis-
tas V comunigtas, que e oporSnn
a la izquierda catalan, partldo
lei praidcr'o Maci#.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
TODAVIA NO Sc HA CONFER
MADO l. AVENTA DEL CA
NONERO DATO

Madrid, Octubre % Official.
mente no Sc ha confir nado aur
Ia noticia de que q gcbierno h"
vendido a Ia repdbliR de Co
iombia, IN .;ctc milo Is de pc
sctas, 81 ca0orero Da'3.
Observation-Disclosures @ afirma
que cl cano@ero ha sid! vendidc
a Colomh.c y Que en- IN astille-
70 de Espana Sc lie ha' an impor
tantes rcparaciOUcs.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
TEA1RO

CASINO
Uno de los favorito Io p ~oA
ITALIA, 81 gran actor Thomas
Meigham. aparecc en In T"cc,o.
"a cirta "Chcaters at lay ore
hoy go estrena en- : t atro.
Tambien figura 81 il en- % j.
nete Tom Mix y su 70 ca
Dallo Tony, en- my Pal The
King
Complete eI progra am eu.
'odio de la emocior, tte s.,,r
Air Mail Mystery" No ic:A5
Internacionales.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
ROYAL

Presenta hoy a EdV RI : Ro
,in8on en- la interesan { pc icula
le pandillsrismo Civ S''t vi
lal," Y a Bob Steele, n ,outr
# Santa Fe."
Ademas Sc exhibira an piso-
lilo de la serie Air Ma NJ stery
~ Noticias de la Parar ount.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
RITZ

La super-producci0 "Niorri-
V We Go To He'll" nag,3tral-
nente interpretada or "llvia
'idney y Friedrich M 'sl~ ana
rece hoy On el cartel, on VITA
mente con "The Nm from
HelPs Edges" I'm dob 2 p'ogra-
ma digno de verse.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28

Madrid, OCT. 28.-E esta ca
pital, Barcelona y Sc lila, han
sido puestos IN liberia /, por or
don del gobisrro, HS~ De 40 IN
.dividuos d. ideas mo tarquinas
v extremistas.
Tn gruDo lie 20 record 81 Ii
'bertad aqui. 81 marie pasado..