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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01

The reason, gentle reader, will DO
that the YnnkB will win the Davis
Cup and there won't be anything
20 heller about.
You'll probably recall "Iclly"
Vines collapse In his single match
with Fred Perry, English star, ut
Stado Roland 0arros. That ell.
NAKED the defeat OF the American
stars, the only bright spot OF which
was George Lott and Johnny Van
Ryn coming through in the dou.
bleg. Allbig were Immediately
Forthcoming from Bcrnon 3. Prem.
tice, and the boys themselves. A
storm Of protest arose over tho
method OF pre.cup training, and
Walter Merrill Hall, now president
OF tho u. s. Lawn Tennis assocIa-
ton, had 20 como out with n state
ment that the tennis fathers were
entirely satisfied with tho conduct
of tho players and that there would
be no change In policy.
Advantage
II can DO pointed out here that
there was o change In pollcy--one
which Will have o gTcat influence
This was the selection Of II. Nor
ris Williams as captain OF the 1894
squad, and the release OF Prentice
from that post.
Under Williams there will be no
digBension or overwhelming, aio IL
former Davis Cup player him
self, and once ranked ~ ruler OF
tho netters.
He has inaugurated n series OF
spring workouts, scheduled TO start
early next month, and these are
intended to get the players In shape
and to Judge their merits. His
methods are altogether different
from those OF Prentice, who had
mono Of williams experience.
Five players have been selected
for this segsion--and their selection
reflects the good Judgment OF Will
liams. These stars nre Frank
Shields, Les Stoofen, George Lott,
Sidney Wood, and Wilmer Allison.
Johnny Van Ryn was invited to
take part, but he announced that
business interfered.
u Ii possible that cum Suttor.
ranking No. 4 player IN the United
list, for o. short time ago, tho New
Orleans comet revealed that tho
southern association Of the tennis
body would Threaten to secode IL
Wooa were selected for cup play
instead OF himscif.s
TO avoid squabbles, williams will
no doubt take this matter into con.
sideration.
The question Of clay courts will
provoke no aiibis this year--bo.
cause tho cup matches won't BIO
played on clay. Wimbledon's fields
are grass, and II In on this type of
court that the Americans, especial
~ Shields and Stoefen, excel.
Fred Perry and Bunny Austin,
England's mainstays, on the other
hand, are moro ut home on the
clay, and no less an authority than
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
Rulings Return To Form Features Yankee Pennant Driu
IN. E. WOLVES WIN
INITIAL CONTEST
Kenny Riccluti Allows Red
Wings Five Hits in
Al Victory

Playing orrorieas bali behind
Kenny Rlcclutl's ave hit pitching.
tho North End Wolves opened their
fourth season defeating the South
End Red Wings, al at Bouloy
Field Sunday morning.
For seven innings Rloclutl ana
Baker OF tho South END club
hooked up IN a pitchers battle, In
the first half OF tho eighth, Halliday
OF tho Wolves blasted q line dou~
bio to left field scoring Red Cap
pollR, who had singled and gone 10
second on Joo Ricciut's sacrifice.
Tho Red Wings tied Il up In their
half, Bnkor doubling and Martin
singing him In. In tho ninth the
singled to right, Rotella singled,
sacks, Tony HclarrA crashed n long
homer into deop left fioid. IN the
ninth tho South t:ndors threatened.
Marlnelli walked, Baker singled
sending Marinelll TO third. Baker
was put out as no was attempting
to steal second, Halliday, tho short
stop, then whipping tho ball back
TO Coviollo for tho double plays
saeco famed for tho final out.
Ricciutl allowed Ave hits and
famed twelve enemy battorH.
Sparkling catches by Halliday and
Cappella featured tho defense OF
tho Wolves, while Martin, Baker,
and II. Jordan featured for tho Rod
Wings. Tho next tusslo for the
North Finders will bo In TorrinR-
ton next Sunday with tho Wolves
opposing tho Torrington Juniors.
Tony Fernandog IL busy arranging
tough schedule for the boys, and
tho season will soon bo in full
swing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
Lou Scoxza To
Face AL Gamer

New Haven. Conn, May g.
(Up)--fnu ScOxxn, Italian.
American llglt.hen vywclght,
HuffaID, N. ", Inns been
signed 90 meet Al Gnlncr,
New Haven, In q fO.rOund
feature bout nc tho New fsav.
en- Arena May 10.
Gainer, lust week, drew
with Make R0scnblDoSn,
light.hchvy champion In o
10 rOundcr here. ScOxsa has
met R0senbl0Om three times,
taking ono decision. He has
cOqucrcd Tony ShuccO. BIOS.
ton, N. j.. llght.licRvy champ
who defeated Gnincr In tho
two battles they have fought.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01

10y Donchin. Brooklyn; Tcny Mors
lgan, throw George Hngon, Brooks
lyn; Abo Coleman, Los Angeles.
threw Bert Rubi, Hungary; Harry
Fields, Philadelphia, drew Ours
ell, italy. threy Jackie Brown,
Oklahoma; Hans Snyder, Germany
drew Lilo Nardi, italy; vankm
ZeleSniak, Russia, threw Horny
Moolior, GormanyI Norman Hiek~
man, Tennessee, threw Frank
Brogdan, New York; Max MARTINI
Columbus, threw Andy Mcixners
Texas,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
TAFT no BE HONORED

Cincinnati. (CP)--Former Presi-
dent william Howard Taft will be
immortalized In a national memo
rial to be established here with
pennies. nickeis and dimes collect
ed from men. women. and children
throughout the nation. u plans
presented to board OF education
members mnterIalize.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
SPEAKING OF SPORTS
RENTNER WAS TOUGH, BUT
HE WAS NO MATCH FOR
WHOLE STADIUM CROWD

BY NEsA Service
Dick Hanley always thought Pug
Rentner, his great halfback OF a
couple of years ago. was one OF
the toughest glys In football, and
the story Bernie Bierman, Minne-
sofa football mentor tells on Pug
bears Dick out.
The Wildcats were playing
Bierman's Gophers in a Big Ten
contest. Rentnsr carried the ball,
an dthree Gophers tackled him.
As he landed, two more fell on
top of him.
Captain Den of Minnesota rose
from the supine form of Rentner,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
German State Pin
Loop at Waverly

Waveriy Inn has been tho sclec-
ton OF tho German state Recren-
ton League bowling committee for
It's annual banquet. The affair Will
be held on tho Goth OF tho month
and TO say that four hundred
guests are planning to 20 IL putting
II n bit mildly.
Tho local group comprising
members OF tho 81. Cecilia parish
and headed by that eminent and
congeniaI M we'll as enterprising
young man, Alfred Xavier
Schwartz.
Representatives from Walling.
ford, Hartford. New Haven.
Bridgeport, Meriden, New Britain,
and Waterbury will be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01

f, and he asked the pugnacious one
IL he was all right.
SURE" replied Pug, still in q
fog, but how did all those peo-
pie get back In the stands so
quickly?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
GAMES TOMORROW.


National League.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at st Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
(Only games scheduled).
American League.
st Louis at Detroit.
New York at Washington.
philadelphia at Boston.
(Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
Revenge For 1888 Flop"
Object Of Davis Cuppers


There won't be any PROSTATE forms Of American Davis
cup players found the courts Of Wimbledon when the
Yankees finish their grind for the classic in july Neither
will there be loud yammerng aibs limiting at overralnng
disgens0n In the ranks, and inability clay courts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

NATIONAL 1IenKUes
Cincinnati at st Louis.
Chicago ut Pittsburgh.
Boston at philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
mericnn League.
st Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
Strikeout King Of 1892
Also Hitting Ball Hard
Pitchers Hit in Ninth Put New Workers in First Place;
Chicago Keeps Winning ALLEN Hitting for Pills
BY JACK CUDDY
Omitted Press Stnfg Correspondent

New York, May 1-(UP)-Big Red Ruling, former
strkeout king Of the American league and Of the pn
cpa factors In the Yankees drive to world championship
In 1882, Is making remarkable comeback after last
ualnn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
WRESTLING

At New York--Jim Browning,
Missouri, threw Ray Steele, Call.
fornia--retained title claims; Gus
Sonnonberg, Boston, throw Man
Mountain Dean, Goirgia: Rudy Du-
SEX, Omaha, drew Hans Ramp
for, Germany; Mnrshall Black
stock, Oklahoma throw Douglas
Wycoff, Georgia; Joe savoldi, Mich
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
LAsT NIGHTS FIGMTs

At Salem, Mass---Johnny Hanlon,
Lynn, outpointed Joe Click, New
York (0): Steve Salek, Lowell.
stopped AL Mello, New Bedford
CD; Ray Carpenter, Salem, out
pointed Pat Doherty, Salem "a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01

At Philadelphia--Cleto Loca-
tell, 1877 Italy, outpointed Benny
Bass. 1873. Philadelphia (10); Har-
ry serody. 1876, Philadelphia out
pointed Lew Feldman, 1913, New
York (10); Paul Pirronc, 162,
Cleveland, outpointed Ken Overlin,
1853, Norfolk, Va. (10); Tony Faico,
140. Philadelphia. outpoipted Pete
Nebo, 140, Florida I0).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
DO YOU REMEMBER

Ono Year Ago To.day-Edgar
+. Appleby Of New York took first
place In tho world amateur 1871
balkline billiard tournament.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01
CIV
STANDINGS
STANDINGS,
GAMES YEsTERDAY.

National League.
New York 9, Brooklyn 0.
Philadelphia Q, Boston 4.
sc Louis 10, Cincinnati .,
Chicago 8, Pittsburgh Q t2).
American League.
Now York z, washington 4.
PHILADELPHIA Q, Boston 2.
st Louis z, Detroit 2.
Chicago 20, Cleveland 10.
International League.
Syracuse s, Buffalo 0.
Toronto D, Baltimore 8.
Rochester 0, Albany 9.
Newark 9, Montreal 4.
American Association.
Milwaukee 0, Kansas city 5.
Louisville z, indianapolis ..
st Paul 10, Minneapolis 2.
Southern.
Nashville 3, Birmingham 8.
Little Rock and Chattanooga, rain
(Only games scheduled).
Texas League.
Tusla 10, Oklahoma city i.
Dallas 2, Fort Worth O..
San Antoine 9, Beaumont 4.
One night gnme).
Pacific Coast LenGues
(No games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-01

Five Years Ago TO.day---Mack
Garner was assigned to ride Blue
Larkspur in the Kentucky Derby.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
REDOBLADA LA VIGILAN-
GA EN- LOS H~OSPITALES
CALIXTO GARCIA Y MER
CEDES

Habana, JUNO 19.-Fuerzas
del ej6rcito y la policia Sc han
estacionado hoy en- los hospita-
les Calixto Garcia y Mercedes,
por asegurarse que los abeceis-
tas piensan lamar un ataque y
apoderarse de varios heridos.
La sociedad secreta Mariana
Gonzalez Rubiera, que tiende a
crear una Cuba nueva, lanz0 "a
yer Tn manifest protestando,
con Vibrantes palabras, de los
successes del pasado domingo.
Uao de sus parrafos dice ash:
"No son cubanos, no conocen nj
patria nj familia, los locos Sc
dientos de sangre que, dando
un estupendO paso atras, hacia
los tiempos de la barbarie, de la
manera mas desenfrenada ase-
sharon a mujeres y nihos indie
fensos."
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
IN CONGRESO PARA LA
PROTECTION DE LOS PUE-
BIOS EN- Case DE GUERRA

Madrid, JUNO 19.-El g0bier
no espanOl mandara delegados
al Congreso International de
nocumentaci6n de Medicinal
Militar que Sc verificara en-
Lieia, B6lgica, entire los dias 27
Y 30 de este mes.
En- csc congreso los ~profeso-
res Pradelle, de la facultad de
Paris, y Voncken, director de
la Oficina International de Me
dicina Militar, presentaran pro
yectos de convenciones para pro
teger las poblaciones no COM
batientes, en- ell case de IN con-
flicto armada.
Mas de % gobiernOs han acep-
tadO va invitaciones, habiendo
CfrecldO Su cooperation las ia
cultades de derecho de las mas
importantes invertebrates del
mundo,
FL professor Pradelle plan
teara ell siguiente problema {:
Isl estallase la guerra cuales Sc
rian sus leyes?"'
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
LAS PROPIEDADES DEL
~AYUNTAMiENTO DE
SAN SEBASTIAN

Madrid, JUNO l9,-EI ayun-
tamiento de San Sebastian es
uno de los mas ricos de Espana
Y entire sus propiedades Sc cuen
tan las siRuientes: 81 Palacio
de Miramar, 81 Monte de Ur-
gull, Ia finca Articutza, 81 Con-
ventO San TelmO, la iglesia Del
Antique, el casino balneario La
Perla, la carcel de Andarreta,
'el teatro Principal, el parque
Cristina, el hip6dromo Las Ar
ties, la red urbaha de teIGfonos.
tres ptentes y dos p~asarelas, un
campo dc football y paseos por
vaior dc once miiiones de pese-
tas.
Dcntro de 9 amos pasara a
ser propicdad de ese ayunta-
miento el Gran Casino, y en- ID
anos la compania de San Sebas-
tian.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
TRES MILLONES DE FRAN
cos MAS PARA GASTOS
MILlTARES

Paris, JUNO 19,-Luego de
haber hecho la promesa de que
no eXtenderia el plazo del SER
vicio militar sin antes consular
ct parlamento, sc aprob0 en- la
camara dc diputados I'm credito
de 5000, 900, 900 de frances pa
ra gastos militares adicionales.
Votaron a favor del credito 430
d%iputados y en- contra III.
FL eXprimer ministro Eduar-
do Daladier soIicit6 que Dou-
mergue diera una condensation
clara sobre la posibilidad de que
fuese extendido Ell plazo del ser
viciO militar.
Doumergue replica a Dala-
der diciendo que Francia no
lesea una guerra o~fensiva, nj
una guerra preventive.
Sobre la extension del servi-
clio militar asegur6 que 81 Sc en-
contrase necesario extenderlo,
parlamento sc consultaria.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
DISCUSSES DE LOS SRES.
DOMINGO, CASARES QUI-
ROGA Y AZANA

Madrid, JUNO 19.-En una
asamblea de Iz1uierda Republ3-
cana pronunciation notables dis
cursos los Sres Marcelino Do
mingo, Casares Quiroga Y Ma
nuel Azaha.
Domingo dijo que el no celia
ra en- SUI empeno de sembrar eS-
cuelas por toda Espana, Dues
habiendo escuelas no Sc produ-
ciran actos como los de hace
pocos dias en- la Coruna. Hay
que elevar ell nivel medic del es-
panol."
Los postulados de Izquierda
Republican, ,seg1n el, son: or
den estabilidad, progreso y jus
ticia social.
Ell Sr. Casares Quiroga, en-
un fogcso discurso, asegur6
que de la sangre de Casas Vie
jas no ha caido nj una gotta so
bre su conciencia'.
Cree que todos los buenos re-
publicanos deben dar SUI apoyo
para reorganiZar la fuerZas,
porque muy prontO habra que
dar la batalla.
Don Manuel Azana recomien-
da que Sc vuelva a los momen-
tos del mitin de la Plaza de To-
ros de Madrid, fernando ell
frente unico, colocando a Espa-
ma con ell mismO fervor de en-
tonces, pues Sc provoca la que
IRA civil, a pesar de los buenos
prop6sitos de todos para impe-
dirla.
Tendreis r~epGblica o esclavi-
tud. Es until que nos contente-
mos con yer ondear la bandera
V lucir ell membrete Official de la
RepGblica, que no existira de
no reprodUcirse ell empuje del
II de abril del ano 1881.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
MUSSOLlNl Y HITLER CON-
NINIERON EN- TRES PUN
TOS PRINCIPALES

Roma, JUNO l9.-El primer
miniStrO Mussolini Y ell canci-
Her aleman Herr Hitler han
I convenido en- los siguientes prin
,ipaleS puntos: la independent
Ella da Austria debe ser mantle
nida Y los dos gobiernos coope-
rar para que ALI Sc restablezca
la tranquilidad; Alemania rein.
gresara en- la Sociedad de Ma
clones, 81 primero sc satisface
su demanda de igualdad de de-
rechos; la tendencia de los dos
gobiernos debera ser hacia ira
tados generates, no hacia pac-
tos limitados que animen la for
maci6n de grupos opositores.
Con reSpecto a las conversa-
clones de los dos estadistas, Ell
Dr.. Fulvio Suvich, subsecreta-
rio deestado, dfjo 10 siguiente:
"El primer ministro y el camel
Her Hitler estudiaron sus res
pectlvas normas sobre desar-
me, encontrando que entire ellos
existe una sustancia lidentidad
de puntos de vista.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
Paarafos de I'm ~articulo de AraceIi
sobre ell DR.. Alfredo Zayas


go" PURDUE 'e e
~, -, '1,'o no N",'e GU
.,Ito. 80 "'1''' 60
nIatn 49,. '"''u''"' 'e
u.a,. "''' ''pe''' We re-
a.t,,,.
30" '"S Jan
=. =, ~ ~
No.. las
"p''"-
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
.MURIO Ell ILUSyTRE PA
TRlOTA DIR. DOMINGO
ENDEZ CAPOTE

Habana, JUNO De domin
90 pasado tuvo ugar ii cntie-
rro del general Domingo Mem
dez Capotc, que fuera Vice-prc-
sidentc de la R%epdbIica cuando
do don Tomas Estrada Palma
era presidcnte.
AL entierro asistieron fusr-
zas del eiercito, de la marina y
varias bandas de musica.
DeSpidi6 el dueIo 81 Or. Fer
nando Ortiz.
M6ndez Capote tenia rs amos
de edad.
Naci6 en- Cardenas y Sc gra
duo en- la Universidad de la Ha-
donde d~esempen6 una ca
tedra de derecho.
COmbatl0 la tIrania de Gerar-
do Maohado, aliandose con el
grupo del general Mario Gar
cia Menocal.
En- la revolution libertadora
alcanz6 el grade de brigadier
La "R%epGbIica en- Armas" le eli
gi6 presidentc, en- 1897.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
-os que componen Ell Comite Nacional
del Partido Radical Democrata

ria Julian PatellO, Baleares i;
Don Fulgencio Diaz Pastor, Ca
ceres; Adolfo Chac6n de la Ma
ia, Cadiz; Pascual Leones, Cas-
tell6n; Luis Fernandez de Cas-
tro, Ceuta Antonio Rodriguez
de Leon, Ciudad Real; Jose Gar
cia Ramos, Coruna; Pedro vi
liar, Jaen; Jose Rebollo, Huel-
va Samuel Caro-, Huesca; Emf
lilo Martinez Perez, Granada;
Torres Campana, Madrid Luis
Fadregas, Orense; Don Alvarez
Diaz QuinOnes, Oviedo, y Mar
tin de Nicolas , SegoyiA.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19

Madrid, JUNO 19.-El Conf
e Nacional del partido Radical
Dem6crata, nacido por la allan
"a de Don Alexandra LerrOux
con las derechas, Sc halla com
p'sasto por Don Diego Marti-
nez Barrie, Don Pedro Rico,
Torres Campana, Martin de Nj
colas, Minones, Pascual Leone,
Diaz Pastor, Mateos Silva y
Lara.
Los comites provinciales que
daron integrados en- la forma
siguiente: Don Agustin Mora,
Alicante; Mateo Segui, Alme-
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
VICTORIA PARAGUAYA EN-
Ell

Buenos Aires. JUNO l9.-El
ministerio de la guerra del Pa
ragpay informa que Sus tropas
atravesaron I'M espacio alberto
1rente a las defenSas del fuerte
Ballivian Y capturaron una pc
sion de Segunda Inca.
Sc cbtuvo la victoria al sur
de Canana, en- un Sitio llama
do Canana del Carmen.
Las tropas paraguayas ocu-
paron II milIaS de trincheras
bolivianaS.
No Sc menciona el ndmero de
bajas.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
Sc REUNIO Ell CONSEJO
DE ESTADO

Habana, JUNO ia las Gin
co de la tarde de aver Sc reuni6
el consejo de estado %,terminan-
do la session a las siete de la no.
che. Qued6 aprobado ell proyec-
to de la doctora Carbonell so
bre las escuelas primaries.
Las renuncias ~presentadas
por varios consejeros, entire
ellos ell DR.. Carlos de la Tore,
no les seran aceptadas.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
EN- IIBERTAD Los FOTO-
GRAFOS

Habana, JUNO 19.-Por ha-
berse demOstrado que los fot6-
grafos no fueron los a%utores del
atentado contra la vida del pre-
,sidente Mendieta, ocurrido en-
Tiseornia, qued6 aver en- Ii
bertad el Sr. Guerrero, a quien
en- los primeros momentos Sc a
rrestara por sospechas.
La investigation sera dirigi-
da en- otr0 sentido Y creese que
resultaran complicados algunos
miembrOs de la marina.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
UN OMNIBUS ATROPBLLO
AL DR.. DE LA CRUZ

Habana, JUNO 19.-En una
casa de socorro asistieron aver
al DR.. Carlos Manuel de la
Cruz, a quien atropellara un
omnibus.
FL conocido politico conser-
vador recib!6 una grave lesion
en- la cabeza. FL chofer qued6
en- libertad por haberse cOmpro-
5ado que no pudo evitar ell acct
dente.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19

Madrid, iunio l9.-El como
edo eScrltor que firma con el
rseud6nimo de "Araceli" ha es-
critic I'm ~articulo relatando IN
incidente de Ia vida del Or. AL
tredo IayaS y Alfonso ,exprcsi-
dente de la Rcpdb'ita de Cuba.
En- csc artituIo Sc dice Que
Fesser, I'm Sobrino carnal del
miniStro de Ia guerra espanol
EN- la epoca de Weyler, iha a ser
devuelto a EsIana, por rcvolu-
cionario, y al embarcar en- Ia
llabana VIC que 81 DR., Xayas
parte de una cadcna
de presses.
Pidi6 al captain del buquc
que lie permjtiera llevar al DR..
LaSaS, a qtleh conocla, a Su
'amar1te, pagandole el pasaje,
a 10 que 81 captain accedi6.
Amos deSpueS, cuando Fesser.
.ou el grade de general, hizo
una vista a la Habana, Zayas
a!a Presidente, pero el militar
'spanol habia oIvidado ell favor
lue lie hichra.
Don Alfredo lie rccibi6 Y he
'andole a un lugar apartado lie
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
Los vecinos de Sulphur Springs Sc preparan
para una possible inundacion

rs vecinos de la barriada de
Sulphur Springs Sc preparan
J IRA una nueVa i~nundaci6n del
rio HillsborouPh, con motive de
cubiertos por ell aqua
muchos terrenos haios de las
secciones inmediatas al rio.
En- algunos lugares la altura
era anOche de Is pies sobre el
nivel normal.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19
DEL HOSPITAL CALlXTO
GARCIA SACARON AL He
RIDO EVEIIO TORRES

Habana JUNO Como a
las tres de la tarde de aver un
grupo de individuos que Sc di-
ce pertenecen a la sOciedad
Abe, armados con rev6lveres y
enmascarados penetraron en-
81 Hospital Calixto Garcia y Sc
La afamada orquesta de Ma
lilo Torres, sin que nadie pudie-
ra e~vitarlo.
Tn policia trat6 de detener a
los presuntos criminales, perO
no pudo lograrlo.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19

En- un discurso pronunciado
anoche por la radio, Morris M.
Owens, candidate a fiscal del
estado, lego copias de I'm tele-
grama que dirigiera al abogado
general de los Estados Inidos
p;diendo sc manden a Tampa, ei
dia de la ssegundas primarias,
los agentes del departamento G
~justicia.
"Despu6s que cada homhre
vote en- las segundas p%rimarias
-dijo ell orador-debe subir a
su autom6vil, llevando la esco-
La gaceta., 1934-06-19

Opinan los ingenieros que las
inundaciones no seran como las
del pasado septiembre, cuando
el aqua barri6 la represa de la
compania Tampa Electric.
FL comisionado A. w. Frank
puso aver cinco automobiles del
condado a prestar axilios a las
familias que 10 necesitaban.
La gaceta., 1934-06-19

Ante ell comite de recreo Sc
'oresentaron aver varios ciuda-
danos, protestando de que Sc
piense arrendar ell parque de
Plant al empresario G.. r. X.
Garter. de Miami Beach.
Ell comita oy6 varias q%uejaS,
entire elias una del administra,
dos de los teatrCs Sparks, quien
aoegura que tai arendamiento
produciria ell cierre del teatro
Tampa.
Hablaron tambi6n, 9poni6n :
dose a la oferta, ell Sr. Spauld-
ing, presidente de la Universe :