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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, default was made in
the payment of the Indebtedness
secured by that Deed in Trust eX-
ecuted by NJ. B. Mcdaniel and
wife, Mabel Mcdaniel, to J. H.
Yelton, Trustee, dated l October,
1880, recorded in Book 10S, page
3O4, Records of Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust for Henderson
County, on account of which the
power of sale, after due and
proper notice has become abso-
lutte:
Now, therefore, the under
signed will, at the request of the
owner and holder of the note, and
in order to satisfy said debt, and
by virtue of the power of sale
contained in said deed in trust.
sell, to the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction, at the
Courthouse door, in Henderson
vile, N. c., on II January, 1885,
at twelve o'clock noon, all the
property described in said Deed
in Trust, to-wit:
BEGINNING at a stake on the
West side of Pine Street, 225
feet South of Chestnut Street,
Thos. A. Jackson's Southeast cor
ner, and runs with his line South
II deg. West 1876 feet to a stake,
his Southwest corner; thence S.
Is deg. E. rs feet to a stake at
Spruce Street; thence with said
street North IT deg. East 1876
feet to a stake at Pine Street;
thence with Pine Street North Is
deg. West rs feet to the BEGIN
MING, containing one-third of an
acre, more or less, being one-half
of the lot conveyed by A. L. Pat
terson, Attorney in Fact for Geo.
T. Kershaw and wife, the 18th
day of February, 1888, and being
| also the same land conveyed by
VIM. E. Jackson and wife, Eliza
beth Emaline Jackson to Souney
NJ jackson the 18th day of De.
cember, 1892, as recorded in Book
No. 20 at page No. 371 of the
Records of Deeds for Henderson
County.
This 18th December, 1884.
J. H. YELTON, Trustee,
By NJ. n. REDEEM, Atty.
! 12-1S-Tues-4tp
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WILD RIOTING is
STAGED In BELGRADE

Continued from page one)
who came to Belgrade for the
riots. ILL.,
Feeling has been high since the
.Laapue Council resolved at Jugo-
sIavia's instance, urging suppress
SION of terrorism in Europe, and
particularly advising Hungary to
investigate charges of Jugoslavia
that she permitted Croatian Ter
rorists asylum in HUNGARIAN Yer. ,
ritory while plotting the MURDER
of King Alexander l. The king y
was shot at Marseilles on oct. >;
Jugoslavs feel that the council
should have held Hungary 20
blame, instead of adopting com
promise resolution denounclng
terrorism in general terms.
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DEEDS FILED
Activity in the Real Es'
tate Market in the
Last Week

rIIo n Betts to Edith L. Hill
Of al, lot. Hebron road.
Mrs Emma Freeman to z;
Thompson ct ux, coo acres Hen
F W. Churchill ct TX to j. B.
Mahaffey, lot. Rhodes street.
G. H. Valentine, TT, to Gurney
p Hood, C. of B., lots, Section
3. Min. View Subdv. 80
4 O. Jones e tux to }. b, case
II NIX. > lots. Mt. Airy Suodv.
A. L. HootS ct ux to Matilda
Vorden Parker, s lots, bldock z,
F C. Conkling to Minnie Dow
new, 4 2-3 acres, Upward Hwy,
D II Lee. IT,, to Henderson
vile Bldg. & Loan Assn, 2 lots
oakland Par kSubdv.
Trust Company of Georgia to
lucille C. Woodward, tracts
Tendcrsonville.
Trust Company of Georgia to
Ruth Woodward McQuarrle ct al
2 lots. Highland Lake.
Trust Company of Georgia to
Ruth Woodward McQuarrle, iot'
Highland Lake. ,
Trust Company of Georgia TO
Marjorie Woodward, 3 lots, High
Trust Company of Georgia to
Grace Woodward, lots, Highland
Lake. L.
Trust Company of Georgia to
D. c. Woodward ct al, two lots
Highland Lake club.
Trust Company of Georgia TO
J. c. Woodward, 2 lots, Highland
Lake. l.,
Laborers Bldg. & Loan, tract
Hendersonville township.
V S. Bryant, TT, to Realty
Purchase Corp, 2 lots, block g.
Dale avenue.
W. A. Garren, sheriff, to L. B.
Prince, lots, kalnOo" Lane SCI
ton.
Julia D. Levett to Walter B.
Levett, lot, 4th avenue west.
Virginia Trust Co., TT, to Lou
Use Bly,, lot, 5th avenue.
Quincy P. Hood, c. of b., to
]. A. Mcdowell, l lilo acres,
Asheville-Hendersonville Hwy.
]. E. Shipman, Tr., to G. II
Thompson, lot, G. G. Hyder prop
erty.
T P. Smith ct al to ]. q. Cleve
land, 3 tracts, HendersonvllI'
township.
Louise w. Clarke ct al to iona
than w. Jackson, several tracts
Hendersonville township.
Matilda Norden Parker to Ken
nett w. Thornton, 8 lots, oai
Park SubdY,
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,,r,ission of three controlled Oh
e eoars including Governor u; n:
i hiIen to select teachers without
rogard for local school superii'-
tendents. ,, - ooo and
lGiTi ioin policemen and firemen as
wills m,ri of politics. Laws passed az
s s nrevious session a month ago
aanpropriated police and hre ue,
n ailments for Long. A Dill up
pa pa, night. tightens the grip on
those departments. ,,,d be
''iT The question of what would De
dona with. money derived from q
uo nnosed increase in the corpora
t;on franchise tax was settled ny
Long Lou, It will go towards exp ;an
.;on Of Louisiana State university.
The The Kingfish plans to build .19 ne,
1 = ne .aost dental school in the world
t For +. S. U. and to build a h u
r rsdio station to broadcast the
--latest medical and music pro
erams ever known" using college
talent, he said. 49,, n;rbt
One hitch developed last nlgnt
men country" legislators rose
~n to object to a bill permitting
one on of Longs state boards u
name all deputy sheriffs. Long
llaih@ u letting them
amend the bill to provide thai
sberiffs can appoint their first five
IDENTITIES and clerks. This confines
the seizure to New Orleans, where
10th civil and criminal sherlttS
maintain large office and deputy
forces. No other parishes nave
more than five sheriff's employees
Long said "the administrator
is not disposed to take the 1oo'
of legitimate deputies, but ina
practice of naming hundreds o!
pun-toters by New Orleans sher
ifs must be stopped Most coun
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Ulm' $ Wife S;11
In Search FnaI u

!C!UP)-RefasiHSgp ' n ia, b.
tRat her husband . !; al'sa,tsI
Australian fliey' ''a' wife :
tsran.-Pacific ye,, missing
fornia, today 'y nisI trs,j
search a, Of him, ''"nAed n
schooner for r' a sos.,, Il
among the tiny i :Iea'As \
WItnIn a radius Of t:'y ! ,s ~ |
nor Honolulu, INNS d des t,seo \
lost on a flight 'ff ron
with two companions an ,ce9 \, q
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CARD OF THANKS

l want to express my heartfelt
appreciation and thanks to the
great host of friends for their
sympathy and many acts of KIND.
ness rendered me in the death of
nv husband, also for the beautl-
full flowers which l will gratefully
remember.
MRS. ALEXANDER HILL.
1tp.
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OFFICER is HELD

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. III ID,
(UP). = Special Officer JOSEF fpll
John Osborne was booked by lei lei
low police yesterday on a charg =
Of murder and held without pan
to answer allegations he killed 1o
and robbed Simon Misn, w., ~
wealthy owner of a furniture r
store Osborne signed a state
ment which denied he killed Mish
but admitted he visited the Mlsn
residence twice the nlght the re
tired businessman was slam.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
WARS ON "SHYSTERS'

Continued from mage one)
Gus campaign against such at
torneys ties in neatly with his
other longtime objective, that of
eliminating political pull from
the prosecution of criminals. He
feels that in some communities
politics and corruption are so in
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18
INDUSTRY SEEKING
COOPERATION PLAN

Continued from page one) :,
Deal. One group, arguing that
the recent elections present a
rnalitv which cannot be ignored
urged warm and frank co-opera-
ton Another element, more con-
servative, wants business to pro-
coed cautiously.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18
SOLDIER DROWNED

COION. Panama, Dec. 10.
i1TpS PVT Woodson C. Scarbor-
onph, "a, of Dover, Tenn, was
off;c;allv given up as lost yester-
dav by army authorities at Fort
Davis. He was swept from a
launch during storm on the
Chagres river two days ago. Elk
tensive search failed to resover
+bo hody
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18
: Want LOANS
TO INDUSTRY
ON BIG SCALE
Economists in Report to
Morgenthau Say Reeov-
cry Is Retarded

WASHINGTON, Dec. l8. CuP)
Business recovery is being re-
tarded by the failure OF private
hanks and federal agencies II
make adequate loans to industry
Secretary of Treasury Henry MO,
renthau, Jr.. was ADVISED LaS'
night in a report by DR.. Jaco'
Viner, retiring assistant to NOR
genthau and DR.. Charles y. ha'
dy BrookingS Institute eeoHomiS'
liberalization Of rules govern
inc RFC loans, Withdrawals
federal reserve BANKS from L.
Observation-Disclosures and slash
inc of "red tape" in which federf
loans now are begged, the Surve!
stated, are essential to economic
rehabilitation. ,
The survey of available baut
credit in the Chicago federal re-
serve district was made public
less than "a hours after govern
ment figures had shown that
hanks were continuing to reduce
their loans despite steadily IN
creaSing deposits. H..
Tho two economists urged ina
federal loans to industry continue
until private capital has shown a
willingness or ability to take up
the slack. 49,. :. Tho
Major recommendations IN the
survey, which was described as de-
not;n.. conditions typical for the
ontire country" included: ,
! That banks be encouraged
20 make loans fer periods OF SIX
months or more with indefinite
renewals if borrowers can meet IN
terest payments and have pros
meets for ultimate repayment oI
the principal. o,.,,0
hanks he removed from their part
in the administrations SooO'oUu'-
mn direct loans to industry pro-
cram and that sole power De vest
ed with the RFC or a similar
& That requirements under
RFC regulations for direct loans
be liberalized sharply.
4 That rediscount rules OF
federal reserve banks be hoeraliz-
cd 10 permit consideration Of long
err term paper. -,
5. That bank examiners aoan-
don classification of loans as
"slow," combining themselves sole
" to criticism on whether their
repayment is a certainty.
6 That advisory committees
for federal reserve bank be aooi-
ished if the banks are not relev,
ed from their direct mdustrIa!
loans responsibility, on the
grounds of duplication Of work.
7 That federal reserve off
cials, if they continue making d.
rect loans, be given grHoter lattl-
tude in powers by legislation.
8. That the RFC abandon its
policy of refusing loans to brew
cries.
9. That the federal government
continue it's direct loans to indus
try program just as long as prl'
waite banks are unable to shoulder
the burden.
10. That local RFC agencies
be empowered to grant loans OF
$4,000 or under without re-
course to Washington. and that
branch offices be established IN
all cities of $4,000 or over.
II. That all audits except fol
essential APPRAISAL purposes be eli
minated by RFC to avoid expense
to would-be borrowers and liberal
ization of requirements on appli
cations for working capital.
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terwoven and gangsters and Off
Gals so interlinked that some
times It is difficult to distinguish
criminal from public official.
81 have been amazed constantly
at the extent of the commotion
even notorious racketeers have
been successful in kicking up oy
using or seeking to use the IN /,
fluence of their political friends
he said,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18
KILLS WOLF WITH AXE

WEST POINT, Miss, Dec. 1S.
big, bad wolf tried to
steal some pork as they slaughter
cd hogs on the farm of E. H. Dex-
ter near here yesterday. A negro
workman who thought the hungry
wolf was a dog tried to scare it
awav When it turned on him vic
iouslv. he killed it with an axe.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18
C. W. LEDBETTER'S
RITES HELD MONDAY

Continued from page one)
period of 81 years, retiring IN
that capacity when his health
would not permit him to serve
longer.
Mr.. Ledbetter had served as
Justice of the peace in Edney-
Vile township for a period of 10
wears
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18

leigh, Surrey, pleading with him
not to abdicate, but to return to
Siam as their ruler. He recently
offered to quit because of differ
ences with his ministry.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18
cENTENARIAN DIES

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Dec.
18'-UP).-Eli Dusenberry, Ro-
chester, N. Y, died here ,yester,
dav at the age of 100. He and
his wife, who is 81 years oid'
would have celebrated their 77th
wedding anniversary January l.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-18

trv sheriffs are followers OF 81 Long LONG;
WY wSich qualities them as Iegisi-
roate" The New Orleans sheriffs
oppose Long.
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ASREVILLE vIs1,,|

J. R. Marks, cirer,..
a a.! Of the AsheyilIIsa ' ~. |
Times, vas a visitor t :!
sonville today %
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ASKED TO KEEP THRONE
LONDON, Dec. 18.-(UP).-A
delegation from Siam last night
visited King Prajadhipok at Gran
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
LA F~EDERACION
MEDICA

Habana, Sept. 28.-Los pun
tos de vista de la Federation
Medica fueron expueStos aver
ante ell Consejo de Estado, que
estudia un proyectO sobre las
sOciedades mutualiStaS.
Hizo constar su protesta Ell
representante de los medicoS por
la demora en- resolver 81 asun-
to, que estima de vital impor =
tancia para miles de profesio-
males.
FL dia anterior habia infor :
mado por las sGciedades el DR..
Pedro Herrera Sotolongo y tam
bien Sc habia escuchado a les
medicos qve la Federation tilda
de rompehuelgas,
La gaceta., 1934-09-28

Esa nota nos parece amerlta
que Sc mande I'm ej6rcito de Il
mil soldados constituencies"
bajo ell mando directo del lin
pepinable" estrataga Fulgencio
Batista, a derribar a Trujill9 y
sus compinches.
La escuadra debera mandar-
Sc a las 6rdenes del almirante
A. Gonzalez, actual jefe de la
marina.
Ahora bien, que los canones
de los crucerCs procuren hacer
mejor blanco que cuando ell 81
mulacro con ell "Panuco," ell 81
mulacro del "ridicyfo," segrdn
personals que 10 Ipresenciar0n.
~ que ell ejercito apunte
bien, Como ell teniente Powell a
p%untara y tiara sobre los j6ve-
nes Ivo Fernandez y su primo,
no como ell mismo teniente a :
puntara Y tirara para guitar
del mundo de los vivos a Raj
naldo Balmaseda.
La gaceta., 1934-09-28

Viera, sept. 28.-La cantan-
re de opera Rosa Pauly NANTES
to aQui a los peri6dcos que Sc
la invite a alW2rzar con ell pri-
mer ministro MuSsolini, duran
tie la estancia de ella en- Vene-
cia, Y que los invitados Sc SEN
taron a la mesa sin ninguna ce-
remonia, creyendo ella que Sc
habia hecho sin aguardar al je-
fe del gobierno.
Eel hombre frente a mi, en- Ia
mesa, tostado por ell sol, al YER
me mirar hacia los lados me
pregunto que a quien busca-
ba'
"Yo creo que por 10 menos
debieramos Yer aqui a Musso-
lini. A mi me disgust6 bastan-
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
GRAU SAN MARTIN
EN- MIAMI

De de aver Sc encuentra de
nuevo en- TERRA americana en- la
bella ciudad de Miami, ell ext
milo cubano, expresidente de la
R~eoublica, DR.. Ramon Grau
San Martin.
Confrontando los inicuos a
tropellos de la desacreditada
dictadura del exsargento Bats
Ia, consentida por ell coronel
Mendieta, ell DR.. Grau ha bus
cado refugio en- territorio del
new deal"
Con entera sinceridad lie da-
mos Ia mas cordial bienvenida
a la Florida y lie invitaremos a
que haga una vista a esta ciu-
dad, donde tanto Sc lie admira.
Grau encarna los ideales de
la revolution, asi como Batista
s~ignifica la maldita intromision
del ejercito en- la vida civil, sin
ser solicitada.
La revolution hay que empe
zarla de nuevo porque ell ex :
sargentc sigue los inmundos
derroteros de Machado y Sc es-
tremece de placer cuando MIR.
Caffery, que representa- la vie
ia diplomacia, lie llama coronel
y pasea con el a caballo.
Grau es la esperanto de Gu
ba, porque su nacionalismo re-
volucionario es opuesto al "fas
cismo" y la autocracia.
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
Una cantante que no conocia a Mussolnl

tie que no fuera a oirme can
tar"
mi vecino replic6: ST. 70
tAmbien estoy disgustado, per0
el tuvo que If a Roma a soste-
ner una importante ccnferen-
cia."
"Entonces, notando mi confu
sion, agreg6: listed debe ser
cast la unica mujer que no co.
noce la CARA de MuSSolini."
"Yo lie explique entonceS que
mi arte me interesaba tanto que
no saba de politica y mucho me
nos de los politiQns.
Bravo, bravo-exclamo 81
Duce. Esto es 10 que llamo 70
una verdadera mujer."
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
Saazar Alfonso m~antiene que los Extremists han
gastado S 10000 O0 en- pertrechos de guerra
La Ceda pedira Sc declare ilegs
Ell Partido Socialista
Los "Rojos" Consideran Traidor a Trotzky

EN- cualquier tempo, reciente :
mcnte,"
DiceSe que a Trotzky Sc lie VIC
EN- una pequena pcblaci6n de Ca
taluna, hlce un mes, pero 81 tai
coss hizo, 10 que Sc duda, debi0
haher utilizado un paSa.porte
false, porque en- ell pals Sc tiene
prohiblda la entrada a us go
JOS de acci6n. FL gobierno e
glonaI catalan no podia permit
tir el 2cceso de Trotzky a su te-
%rritorio, porqCe solo las autori-
dadeS de Madrid pueden extern
der pasaportes y levantar las
barreras de los bordeS de La Re
publica.
"El W'bierno frances, dijo Sa
IaZar Alfonso, tengo la seguridad
deg Tie me hubiese informado
de la vista, dado ell case de que
csc revoiucionario hubiera ira
tado de visitarnos de inc6gnito.
Este plan, ell descubierto, es
similar al de la Revolution ru-
Sa, que el ayud6 a realizar. He
dispuesto una investigation que
! rapidamente establecera 81 e
Iestuvo en- Catalina. Por supues
y que lie expulsariamoS, sin per
dida de tempo, de encOntrarlo
len Espana.
Los comunistaS, sindicalistas
" SociaIistas Sc mofan de esas
palabraS del ministro, diciendo
que. ellOS no confiarian los pla-
mes de la revolution a un traidor
a la Russia Soviet.
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
LA CENSURA DE LOS Liza
MADOS "~PFpUODICOS DEL
ARE"

Habana, Sept. 28.-Ins lla-
mados "periodistas del aire' y
los duenos de estaciones de ra,
do protestan de la cemsura i'm,
puesta por 81 gobierno de Bats.
ia Mendieta. La MEDIA Sc ca
Utica de arbitraria y opuesta a
los princlpios de Ia revoluci6n
Contra el comandante Artu-
70 Diaz Calder6n y ell captain
CplOma, ell primero jefe de la
vigilancia y 81 segundo supervi-
sor de la carcel, Sc ha presen-
tado una querella a nombre de
los periodistas perjudicados,
muchos de los cuabes todavia
siguen presses.
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
LA POLICIA SERA ms
TRUIDA EN- Ell MANEJO
DE LOS APARATOS DE
RADIO DE LOS AUTOMO-
VILES PERSEGUIDORES

Los individuos que pertene-
cen ell cuerpo de policGa de la
ciudad Y deseen obtener Ell THU
10 de radiO-Operadores de terce-
ra clase, 10 que los capacita pa
ra figurar en- ell staff " de los
automobiles persegUidores, pue
den asistir al curse de la eScue-
La vocational de Brewster, don
de recibiran La debida instruc-
cion.
Ell departamento de policia
ha anunciado por medic de su
jefe, Sr. Ellsworth que para la
venidera semana tendra listo el
equipo de onda corta que fun
cionara en- combination con los
autos perseguidores y necesita
pOr 10 menos seis hombres que
puedan calificarse como opera
tOres de tercera clase.
Doce hombres, incluyendo los
tres sargentos de carpeta, han
comenzado a estudiar ell manual
prdparatorio para ell examen
de admission, que tendra lugar
en- la ciudad de Miami, ell Mar
ties.
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
MAE WEST Sc REVEAL
UNA SUTIL IRONISTA

Hollywood, sept. 28.-Mae
West, la inquieta artista cine
matografica cuyas 1itimas pro-
duccicnes han sido Cbjeto de los
mas apasionados concentrates,
ma telegrafiado el Secretario
del Tesoro, Henry Morgenthau,
Jr., suplicandole la ayude a en-
contrar Urn indio para su pr6xi-
ina pelicula, 81 es possible, lie
dice, un descendiente directo
del que aparece en- las antiques
monedas de I'm centaNo.
ST encuentro ell que necesito,
lie pr0meto tdevolverselo en-
''buen estado", hubo de aclarar
la traviesa artista.
La gaceta., 1934-09-28

'diendo en- 81 hospital del conda-
do.
Ahora tenemos la certeza de
que alli no Sc cOmeteran nuevos
abuses.
Jimmy pondra los puntos
en- ell bugar correspondence Y
los viejos y enfermos tendran
la consideration que merecen.
La joven Luisa Gomez fue
devuelta aver al hospital del
.condado y suponemos que Sc ha
desistido del plan de hacerIa pa
sar por lOca.
Para adminiStrar h~ospitales
de pobres Ia boDdad, una gran
cantidad de bondad y paciencia,
|es condici6n indispensable,
La gaceta., 1934-09-28

Mientras los asesiG7s de Eel
nandez y Rodriguez siguen di'
virtiendose, como sc diviertel
los matadoreS de ICadenas, ell
gobierno de Carlos y Fulgencio
.25% del primero y 1919 del Sc.
gundo, mantiene en- la carcel {
Aurelio Alvarez, Mari Blanca
Sabas Aloma y a varios direc'
tCres del particle ReYoluciona.
rio Autentico, no Revoluciona'
rio de Sergio Carlo.
GHubiese creido hace dos a.
nos ell Sr. Aurelio Alvarez que
ell sargento taquigrafo Batista
fiel servidor de Machado, iba
encarcelarlo i~njustamente, CO :
INC amo Y senior de un pals des-
graciado?
Batista, e~ntonces, era revolu'
cionario en- secreto,... y 10 saba
Carlos Manuel.
Mas es probable que veamo:
cosas peores, que deseamos ocu
iran Embellishments para vel
81 las Q9nvufsiones cesar y l.
po5re y linda Cubita puede re
cobrar la calma y la perdida
dicha.
La gaceta., 1934-09-28

La nota del gobierno del Sc
gregio" Leonidas Trujillo a la
"dictadura" de Mendieta y Ba-
tista, dice: Ell pueblo domini-
cano tiene ell derecho a lamen :
tar, y sinceramente 10 lamenta,
les tristes acontecimientOs que
repetidamente han tenido lugar
en- csc pals sin cue las auorida-
des, apesar de sus esfuerzos pa
ra restarrar ell Orden, hayan pc
dido impedir o caStigar a los o.
fensores. Estos hechos nos He
van a presumir cue la entrega
de una persona inocente, tai CO.
mo 10 es ell presidente Macha-
do, pudiera dar brio a las pa
stones y provocar nuevas TRACE
dias cuya responsabilidad moral
no puede aceptar nuestro go :
bern"
va 10 dice ell pueblo cubano:
Dios los cria y ell Diablo los jun
ia.
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
LA SANDAL COMIENZA
UNA NUEVA CAMPANA
CONTRA LOS MOSQUITOES

Con Ell descubrimiento de
tres nueVos cases de dengue, la
epidemic que sc ha extendido
por TODD ell estado, la sanidad
local ha intensificado su cam
pana para la extinction de los
mosquitoes, agentes trasmiso
res de esa enfermedad.
Aunque las oficinas de salu-
bridad han tornado a su cargo
la completa petrolizaci6n de la
gunatcs Y siti0s donde Sc estan-
ca Cd aqua, recOmisnda a las
familias que cOoperen a esa
no ~permitiendo que en-
suS prdpjas casas haya depj-
Sitos de aqua estancada en- min
gun ugar y cuidando de que
lbs screens" esten sanos,
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
ARRESTADO MARIO
LA

Habana, Sept. 28.-Dos SOL
dados del servicio secreto del e.
jercito arrestaron en- la madru-
gada de hoy, cuando pedia en-
trevistarse con ell cor1nel Men
dieta, p~residente de La Republi-
ca, al lider revolucionariO Ma :
rio Labourdette, que fuera je-
fe de la policia habanera, en- los
meses del gObierno del DR..
Grau.
Sc lie acusa de eStar complica-
do en- ell cargamento de din3mi-
ia apresado en- Cojimar.
Labourdette 8ostiene que 81
NO tiene relaci6n con csc alijo.
La gaceta., 1934-09-28
BATISTA OFRECIO UN AL
MUERZO A VENDETTA

Habana, Sept. 28.-El coro
mel Batista, jefe del ejercito, o.
freci6 aver un almuerzo, en- su
finca, al coronel Mendieta, pre-
sidcnte de la Repdblica. Concu :
rrieron a csc aImuerzo varios
secretaries.
Las audiencias que ell jefe de
estad0 mayor ihabfa concedido,
fueron suspendidas.
Parece existir La mas franco
comprehension entire ell Presi :
dente y Batista.