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lions and individuals for the purpose
Of increasing employment.
3. A bond issue of $1,000, 100000 for
construction of federal public works
in the interest Of revival Of industry
and increase Of employment, this ex-
pense to be met by tax of one-third
Of one cent a gallon on gasoline.
NUR senators are not yet willing
~ to give US real beer. even as part
Of plan to bring relief to the unem-
ployed. By vote Of "a TO 81 they re.
jected Senator Tyding's amendment to
the tax bill. This amendment would
have legalized 2.75 per cent beer with
tax Of "a cents gallon upon it
which was calculated to yield $20O,000,-
600 annually for. amortization of a
construction bond issue and an addi-
tional $200O00,OOO to $3OO,OOO,O0O that
would have allowed that amount to be
stricken from the tax bill.
MYTH the near approach Of the
Wv Democratic national convention
speculation as to the chances of Gov
Franklin D. Roosevelt for the nominal
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-06-03

affairs. Inukai's cabinet resigned and
plans were made to install Kisaburo
Suzuki, new president of the Seiyu-
kai party, as premier. But the rep
resentatives of the army served no.
tice that a national cabinet must be
formed not based on political par
ties. The vice chief of staff declared
the army would refuse to approve any
nomination for war minister in
party cabinet. The constitution pro-
vides that the war minister must be
a general of the army. so the army
can prevent the formation Of any
ministry that it disapproves. Late
dispatches from Tokyo indicated that
the army would have it's way. and
all over the world there was specula-
ton as to what night be the effect
on Japan's relations with China and
especially with Russia.
Prince Saionji, last of the elder
statesmen, was called to Tokyo to try
to effect a compromise:
HARRY J. LEX, superintendent of
i Mount Mckinley National park in
Alaska, and three companions climbed
both peaks of the mountain, the first
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-06-03

ton grows intense.
His pre-convention
manager, James A.
Farley still believes
he will be nominated
on the first roll call.
He asserts that Roose-
welt will be sure of SOL
votes to 463 for all
other aspirants, and
that before the tally
clerk gets down as far
as Wyoming and the
territories. e n ~ G q
states will change
tho;r votnc from, fa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-06-03

sinated by a group OF
young army men and
at the same time mil
itary terrorists raid
ed and bombed vari-
Gus buildings and did
other damage in To-
kyo. These events
signalled t III e GU t.
break of an actual mil
itary revolt against
the existing govern
ment and it's course
in national and espe-
cjallv International
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-06-03

time this ever had
b e e n accomplished,
and discovered that
tragic disaster had
befallen a group of
scientists headed by
. Allen Carpe who had
attempted to scale the
mountain for the pur-
pose of measuring
cosmic rays. Carpe
himself and Theodore
Koven lost their lives.
X o v e MS body was
E11 AF,,1 4 - - ,r,
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glacier. and it was certain that Carpe
had fallen into a crevasse. The lost
leader was regarded as the ablest
mountaineer in America. He was
working under the direction of Prof.
Arthur Fl. Compton of the University
of Chicago. who had expected to join
him in Alaska to continue the cosmic
ray study.
Two other members of Carpe's
party, e. P. Beckwith and Percy T.
Olton, Jr.. both of New York. were
safe. encamped on the glacier. Leik
reported. Beckwith was seriously Ill
with fever and was rescued by air,
plane. N. D. Spadevcockia, also of
the party. had left the camp to seek
aid and was missing.
HINDUS and Moslems In Bombay
fought each other for days and
about hundred were killed and many
injured before the British troops could
quell the riots with rifle fire and tanks.
The strife between the two races
spread to Calcutta and there, also, it
was necessary for the police to fire on
the mobs.
DOPE Plus NJ issued an encyclical
1 entitled "Charitas Christi" in which
he called the world to prayer, penance
and modification to save itself from
"the peril of terrorism and anarchy"
and "the still graver evils that are
threatening" For this purpose he set
aside period of eight days for "repar-
alton" on the octave of the feast of the
Sacred Heart, beginning June 3.
&c. 1882. Western Newspaper Union.l
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-06-03

the Lindbergh BABY
case, confessed to In
spector Harry Walsh
Of the Jersey City po-
lice that his story
was a hoax and his
negotiations W it Ii
the kidnapers were en-
tirely a fake. He said
he never knew such
persons as those he
named to Colon ell
Lin d b er g b and to
meet whom the dis
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-06-03
News Review, Of Current
Events the World Over
Norfolk Boat Builder Confesses Cruel Hoax in Lndbergh
Case Terrible Tragedy at Sea-Gossip
of National Politics. -4&
By EDWARD W. PICKARD

RREAKING down under long contin-
- ued examination, John Il. Curtis,
the Norfolk boat builder who had put
himself forward as an intermediary in
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-06-03

vorite sons to put the New York
governor across the two-thirds line
40 votes.
One of the most prominent Of the
"dark horses" has taken himself def
initely out of the running. Owen D..
Young, who had large and hopeful
body Of supporters though he never
had been an avowed candidate, made
the final" announcement that he would
not accept the nomination if it were Of
fered him. In a letter to John Crow
ley, publisher of the Times of Little
Falls, Young's home town, he said his
reasons for this decision were $50 con-
trolling as not to be open for argu-
ment." It was assumed the chief Of
these reasons was Mrs. Young's i'll
health.
a l. SMITH has by no means sur
- rendered. In radio address he
set forth his personal platform con-
tanning planks designed to cure the
ills from which the country is suffer
ing. The main features were:
Balance the national budget.
A manufacturers sales tax to meet
the $1.5OO,OOO,O00 deficit.
Reduction of national expenditures
to an "irreducible minimum"
Opposition to veterans cash bonus.
Repeal of the Eighteenth amend
ment.
Immediate modification of the Vol
stead act, to permit wines and beer.
His previously proposed bond issue
for public works to relieve unemploy-
ment, the bonds to be amortized by
proceeds from wine and beer tax.
Defeat Of President Hoover's pro-
posal to relieve unemployment through
funds Of the reconstruction finance
board.
Clothe the President with power to
extend. if need be. the moratorium
on international debts until a real
solution can be reached"
Suppress 'all blocs which bedevil
legislation"
g ENATOR WATSON of Indiana,
- majority leader of the senate, does
not think congress can possible get
through its necessary business with
out a summer session before June IA,
when the Republican national conven-
ton opens. so he proposed to other
leaders of both parties that recess
be taken from June to July II.
Speaker Garner demurred, believing
all legislation can be disposed Of be-
fore June IL. so a decision was post
poned until June 4. If it appears then
that congress can end its work by
June IL, the recess plan will not be
pressed.
7 Unless reparations payments are
~ maintained, Rumania, Jugoslavia
and Czechoslovakia will refuse to pay
their international debts. This was de-
cided upon at conference of these ma
tions, which form the little entente, at
Belgrade, and it will be their attitude at
the coming Lausanne parley. It is
not new position for them, and is the
same as that maintained consistently
by France, their great friend.
Jugoslavia is especially concerned
about reparations, since the amounts
due 1t were estimated on the basis of
damage DONE The Jugoslavs fear Ger
many cannot be persuaded to resume
payments, in which case they will lose
annually an increasing amount begin
ming with $4,000, 900 and reaching
eventually $26,O00.O0O. or a total in
all of $S75,000,000 Jugoslavia's war
debts to the allies total about $780,
100000. so that full cancellation of
Preparations and debts would cause a
loss of s575.000000.
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+ on T. REICHERS. daring Amer
- lean aviator, was the first Of this
years crop of would-be transatlantic
flyers, and he failed. Hopping off from
Harbor Grace, he sought to fly to Paris
with a landing at Dublin. But he got
lost In the clouds when nearly across
the ocean. came down not far from
the south end of ireland and was
picked up by the steamship President
Roosevelt, whose commander, Captain
Fried. and chief officer. Harry Man
ming, have rescued many persons from
death at sea.
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TAPT. ROBERT. DOLLAR, the aged
~ and spectacular dean of the ship
ping and lumber Industries of the Pa
eific coast, died at his home in San
Rafael, Calf, after an illness of sew
eral weeks Born in Scotland in 1914,
he began work as lad in Quebec and
rose steadily TO the dominant position
he held at his death.
The coast guard lost its able COM
mandant when Rear Admiral F. G.
Billiard passed away in Washington,
where he resided. He was tifty-eight
years old and had been i'll two weeks.
DR.. B. J. Cigrand, founder and pres
ident of the American Flag Day asso-
citation, died at his home in Batavia,
Ill.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
iRUMORES DE HUELGA GE-
NERAL LUCIO

Madrid, die. 2.-Las noticjas
llegadaS de Hendaya, en- la from
terra franceSa, dicen que los eX-
tremistas eSpanoles eStan pre-
lparando una hueiga general re-
voIucionaria, que declararan
dentro de dos o tres diaS.
La huelga sera iniciada POI
los ferroviarios, que demandan
un aument0 en- sus sueldoS Y a
los cuales ell gohierno no pare
ce diSpuesto a complacer.
DeSpu6S de los ferroviarioS,
los sindicalistas llevaran ell mo-
vimiento a la compania telef6-
MICA, extendiendose mas tarde
la actividad a otros gremios.
As2gdrase que los jafey mo-
narquicos pienSan aprovecharse
de la situaci6n, creyendo que
ell gobierno Sc debilitara en- la
tarea de suprimir los describe
mes.
En- los circulos oficiales Sc
ha dicho que ell gobierno esta
preparado para cualquier con-
tjngencia y no cree en- la posibi-
lidad de que Sc declare una huel
ga general en- toda Espana.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
MACHAD0 PAGARA 10 QUE
DEBE A SMITH

Habana, Die. 2.-El general
Machado, P esidente de Ia repI-
blica, ha he3ho saber que paga-
IA $4,000 a Walter F. Smith,
un americana, porQue 6l sirvi6
d garantia a los promotores dc
Ii Comp@0fa Urbanizadora de
Ia Playa TIA no ha hecho fren
to a sas OBJ gaciones.
Smith frantic ell pago de Il
d@uda POI eonducto d la secre-
taria &c es.ado en- Washington
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
FRANCIA ENVIO SU SEC IN
DA NOTA A LOS ESGA
DOS UNIDOS

Paris, Die. LA segu ida
nota francesa a los Estados IT,
nidos, pidiendo Sc aplace el
pago de la deuda de guerra,
en- uno de sus terminus, llaga-
ra hoy a los Estados Unid IS y
esperase que ell presidente Hoo
Yer y Ell C0ngreso la exam men
embellishments. Ell texto de
a nota francesa Sc do a la"pu
blieidad al mediodia y renue-
va Ia solicitud de que Sc apla-
&c por los Estados Unido5 el
cobro del plazo, de 20 milo
mes,
Termina ell documento con
estas palabras: ia recep ion
que Sc de a esta soIicitud es
agua1 DADA con mucha con
fianza por ell gobierno frances,
es~cual comprende todas ~
constituencies cue la decision
del p~residente de los Estad6N
Unidos pu&era tener en- me
jorar 0 en- hacer peor aua Ia
tragica situaci6n resultant
Ia guerra mundial. Y
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
~REAPARECIO Ell Abe


Madr'd die, 2-Fl pcri6dicC
conservation ARC roapareci6 e
microbes, luego de I'M decretc
que en- tai sentido dictara el 90
bierno presidido por Azana.
En- su primer numcro ABC
mantieno las tendencias monar-
quicas que siempre Ia defendi-
do y dice quo cI gobierno ordoHd
su clausura iniustamcntc, oca-
sionandoIe pGrdidas que montan
a cerca de medic million de pc
Setas.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
DESPERATION N T f
DE LA Ii
GION AMERICANA EN-
TARPON SPRINGS

Tarpon Springs, Die. 2.-Un
p~istoIero desconocido hizo ano-
che un disparo de escopeta con-
ira George Vaughn, de 35 amos,
comandante del pHesto de la Le-
gi6n Americana, hiriendolo gra
yemente. Con un pulm6n destro-
zado por 81 disparo, Vaughn lie
20 a una casa situada a 300 var
das del lugar donde hahfa esta-
cIonado su autom6vil, llamando
dssde ali a un medico.
ComdA autor del asalto Sc de-
tuvo en- "a madrugada de hoy a
un pescaHor de Anclote, nombra
do L. C,ARates, Q1e fue llsvadO
a la cares de Clearwater.
Aparece' segdn las autorida-
des, que mas de IN individuo to-
mo parta ell crimen, utilaan-
do uno lscopeta y otro UNI ri,
file o ur listola, a
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
fTAQUES CONTRA UNA.
MUN0

Madrid, die, 2.-Los peri6i.-
cos atacan una r]eciente confc-
recia del professor Miguel Una
muno en- la cual dijo que ell 20
biern0 de Azaiia es dictatoriaI
y que el pueblo no es nj rcpubli-
cano nj morarquico sino que Sc
opone . aIgo o a alguien.
Asepuran los peri6dicos re-
rublicanos que Unamuno qujero
aparecer original, pero que IS
irrazonable el suroner que el
pueblo espahol no esta confor-
ME con la Republica, como cs
La gaceta., 1932-12-02

apIaudidas y felicitadas por II
concurrcncia, que Henaba todas
las IocalidadHs, en- premjo por su
brilliant labor cscGnica.
Aslos finisimos n1meros de
\ Hedadeo que sc h;cjeron, tam
LieH triunfaron las conocidas da
mitas del smart, recibiendo la O.
vaci6n de la noche, la tip!c Sra,
Carmen Ramirez.
Mucho nos alegramos del triun-
70 que obtuvi.ron los d~ilipentcs
6vencs de Ia mencionada SIS
.ci6n."
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
VARIOS ESTUDIANTES s
GUEN

Habana, Die. 2.-Varios estu
diartes arrestados por activida-
des oposicion;stas siguen en- Ell
Castillo del Principe, aunque Sc
han hecho gestiones para obte-
ner su libertad.
Los detenidos Sc nombran
Raul Cabrera Ortega, Rail de Ia
Campo L6rez, Rail Lima Alon-
so, Juan Mario Trejo, hermano
del difunto Rafael Trejo; Urba-
no Armesto, Benigno y Pedro
Llano Cuesta y otros.
Lima es I'm hiio del coronel
Lima es hijo del co"onel
Otro estudiante, Jose Negrin
Hernandez, aparece acusado de
haber incendiado la escuela del
rerarto La Coronela.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
MACHADO DEVOLVI0 las
CONSTITU-
GONZALES A CHICO PRO
VINCIAS

Habana, Die, 2.-En IN de :
creto ~publicado aver Ell ~pr>s;den
te Machado devuelve las garan-
tias constitucionales a las pro :
vincias de Pirar de- Rio. Matan
zas, Las Villas, Camaguey Y O.
riente.
FL presiden mantiene la sus
pension de garantias en- la Ha-
baHa J dee que espera rostahle-
Ger la normalidad en- la capital
Y ID proviilcia, uentro de pocOs
df4s.
AsegHrase que ell p~residente
Fachado ha dado imrortantes
pasos en- los 1ltimos dias para
obtener la ammonia polltica Y
que otros muchos de gran impor
tancia dara en- las proximas Sc
manas.
Hasta ell dfa de hoy ell presi :
dente habia ordenado Ia liber-
tad de mas de 100 presses politi-
COS, levantado la censura a los
peri6dicos, quitado ell poder a
los supervisors militares y res
tablecido parcialmente las ga =
rantias.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02

de los estuiantes del condado, en-
Brewster, Hartin dijo, 70 creo
qul la jgnta de education a 81
vez deb.eta enviarles una cUan
IA por usar ell edificio del cole
gio Thomas Jefferson.
Tambien protest6 contra L
cuenta remitida Paul R. Kickl
ter, enemigo personal del presi-
dente de la junta de apoderados
Charles Blake, 10 mismo qut
Hartin.
Sc concedi6 permiso a los ape
derados del distrito ndmero IL
para mejorar ell sistema de
sransporte en- ell final Este dc
csc distrito, pagando $17.5G
mensuales a G. A. Ennis, y SIS
a r. W. Drew.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
CHUNCAS Y NO CHUNGAS

diciOnes eXiStenteS en- otraS ciu-
dades, la maquina pudiera ser
eliminada.
Muy SRA CS Ia comprehend
que Sc hacen los fabricantes en-
las ciudadeS. Garcia Y Vega ven
de el caj6n de cherutoS a $1.95
pero hay otras fabricas que ven
den a $3.50, creando una situa-
ci6n dificil para ell Que trata de
lograr un precio ju5to, por su
buen tabaco Y su perfecta ella
boraci6n.
Hay una fabrica en- New
York que vende los Beivederes
a 2 por 25 centavos, los perfec-
tos a Is y las cororas a 3 por
so.
Los manufacturers de Tam
pa deben preparar"e para la
competencia, que Sc intensified
ra en- los primeros seis meses
de 1889. AL princil 10 la lucha
sera dura, pero Ia lpa, dentro
de circunstancias n is favo"a-
bles, puede combat airosamen-
tie y triunfar.
No hay que per6 + Ia espe-
ran7o q Ia industr..p puede OBJ
tener mejores condolences.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
LOS APODERADOS DE LAS
ESCUELAS ENVIARON A
YER UNA CUENTA A LA
JUNTA DE EDUCACION

La junta de apoderados envi6
a.rer una cuenta a la Junta de
I lucaci6n por la cantidad de
S $500, que cubre la Quota de
$500 trimestraleS por cada
uno de los nueve e~studiantes del
diatrito rural que concurren a la
egauela de Brewster.
Admitiendo que los appdera-
do3 act1an dentro de sus' dere-
chos, W N. Hartin, miembro
de la junta de educaci6n record6
que los apoderados estan usan-
do ell edificio del colegio Tho
mas Jefferson, sin costo algu-
no para el distrito.
Isl los apoderados contindan
demandando su libra de carne
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
Panchito Gonzalez habla Sc

Panchito Gonzalez habla Sc
renamente, como un hombre
que aprecia bien los compiled
dos problemas de la indust"'a
Estima el indispensable l. 20
laboraci6n y buena fe del "a
bajador, ahora desorient&do,
para quo la industrial siga has
favorables derroteros, en- b 9c-
ficio de los individuos y d. la
cOmunidad.
Quisiera resolver todas las IL
ficultadcs de la industrial; | -
no Sc atreve a ofrecer solu
mes, por tenor a no ser CONF r."
dido.
Pero 6l aprecia "agitaci n
interior, algo que muy prcnto
saldra a la superficie Y que in
dudablemente abarcara la a n
ci6n de todas las personals que
aqui convivimos.
Ell Trust avanza con la e Va
da en- alto y muchos fabri' m
ties lie temen; pero no lie vo e.
ran la espalda. Otros no le @
men y vienen preparandose pa
ra la batalla.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02

La agitaci6n existe y cont
nGa extendi6ndose. Tiene dos
aspectos, uno benigno, suavo, to
lerable, y el otro rudo, vigo $50
que avanza rugiendo,,.
La parte suaVe, tolerable, os-
til respaldada por TN grupo 20
deroso; la otra, la rugiente, uic
re acci6n rapida y fortified .us
po%siciones.
GPodra evitarse que la a|''a-
ci6n Sc convierta en- una tor len
ia?
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA De CUBA

Interrogado sobre 81 un Van
darbilt seria ell rr6Ximo embaja
dor de los Estados Unidos en- Gu
be-, dijo que el era republican,
y no saba de ningdn Vanderbilt
que pudiera ocupar csc puesto.
Vanderbilt asisti6 a una misa
en la cated~al y ha concurcido a
otros actos, entire eIlos la cere :
monia verificada para CONNIE =
morar q fusiiamiento de los es-
tudiantes.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
LOS MUSICOS ELIGIERON
SU DIRECTIVA

La Association de Mdsicos de
Tampa reeligi6 aver presidente
al ST.. j. Karl Wagner, vice-pre-
sidente a Claudio Harris, secre-
tario a James Dodds, tesorero
Jack Valero y abogado Jose Mi
yares.
Componen ell cuerpo de direc-
torres Augusta Ingley, Harvey
Barrett y Curley Lower.
Miyares concurrira a la con-
venci6n annual de la Federation
de M1sicos, que Sc verificara en-
Chicago ell ano pr6ximo.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
LOGIADO ALCAIA IAMO
RA

Madrid, die. 2-Los period
c eIogian al presidents Alcaii
ZamOra por no habcr accptad.
una finca que para res denejl
F eSidencial veranicga Sc lc re-
galaba en- Alicante.
La finta ha sido puesta a di =
I tsici6n del Ayuntamiento dc
Alicante para que aiborguc en-
ella a las personaIidades que Vi
siten esa poblaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
IN 81 CUISINE

Hodo en- 81 Casip0
Manana sahado, en- Ia function
d media noche que Sc yerifica-
~ en- este teatro, Sc llevara a
cabo despu6s del e~snectaculo, Ia
boda de los conocidos artistas
Pauline Miller y James J. Bren-
nan. FL acto civil 10 sa~ncionara
el Notario Sergio Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
Bale ben6fc0

Bale b%en6tico
Ell pr6ximo jueves 8 del mes
.en curse, y en- los salones del
.Circulo Cubano Sc efectuara un
bale ben6fico en- favor de los
damnificados en- CUBA por e. Ill
timo cicl6n, auspic,ado por los
senores que componen la direc-
.tiva de Ia referida institution.
Elsa noche toearan cinco orques
.tas.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02

ICtdcj0H
Estan citados todos los MEM
bros de la Agrupaci6n Pro In
dustria Libre del Tabaco en- Els
rama para una gran Asambiea
Iqae habrd de verificarse EN- eli
salon official del Centre Espa-
mol de Ybor, 81 e%ntrante Iunes 5
"A las ocho de la noche. En- la A
samblea Sc dara cuenta de car
tas importantes que han sido en-
yiadas por los representatives de
la Union General de Trabajado-
res y otras ihstituciones de Es-
pana.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
n bOdd de mdHdnG

En- la mayor intimidad, gor el
reciente Iut0 que guarda el 10
Yen p%rometido, Sc unifan mana
ma en- matrimonio la linda seno-
rita Margarita MARTINEZ con eI
cumpliuo joven Jacobo Diaz. FL
/ to civil tendra lugar en- IL re-
sidencia de la famiIia de la no.
}ia, l3 avenida 1909. .
Actuara a notari0 ST.. Sergio
Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
ErcuySi6H de Ndpidnd

F"THT 0"VW w 1NWTTUVH
Senalada por los representa-
It.; de la Compania Peninsular
Occidental para el dia % del
mas actual, en- el hermoso y fla
imante vapor Florida, que Ear
para de nuestro puerto con rum
DO al dc la Habana. Asombro-
sas rebaias Sc han hecho tanto
en- los pasajes de primera como
d. segunda.
Erto solo constituira I'm TO-
bic Gxito. -
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
ESTADOS UNIDOS TIENE
Ell CUARTO LUGAR EN-
LAS FUERZAS AEREAS
DEL MUNDO

Washington, Die. Eel sub
s~ecretario de la guerra para Ia
aviaci6n, F. T. Davidson, mani
fest6 hoy que Estados Unidos
tiene el cuarto lugar en- el grupo
de naciones que tienen escua-
drillas de persecuci6n van a ser
organizadas para Acompletar Ell
sistema de defensa de Panama y
Hawai-, Y la construction de los
aparatos Sc realizara en un pc
ricdo de cinco amos.
Durante 81 aho fiscal que ter
min6 Ell pasado JUNO 30, cuatro
escuadrones de persecution, dos
de bombardeo y varios gruIos
auxiliares fueron reconstruidos.
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
I'm critic cOmptetp

Anoche celebraron los caba-
lleroSos miembros de Ia "Secci6n
De Propaganda del Centre p pa
mol" 81 function de beneficio, en-
81 teaHo de Ia poderosa institu-
ci6n @lcanzando un Gxito com
pleto.
Las distinguidas sehoritas que
trabajaron en- la comedia "Un
Crimen de Amor" fueron muy
La gaceta., 1932-12-02
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Sc encuentra va en- 81 resi-
{ ncia, Ave. Nebraska 1903,
c;mpletamente restabiccida dc
! operaci6n que sufriera en- e.
= 5anatorio del Centre Espa0oi''
i conocida dana Avelina San
I me, esposa del acreditado co
r c~rciante ST.. Jose Antonio Sar
tome.
Esta noticia habra de ser re
cibida con verdadero jdbiio poi
toda nuestra sociedad.