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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1934-11-23
BLUE PRINTS MAKING
FOR ONANCOCK'S OFFICE

F. F. Neil, representing the Pro-
curement Division of the Treasury
Department was in Onancock last
week making a survey, preparatory
to making blue prints of the hotel
property on which is to be built Oman
cocks new post office building.
According to Mr.. Neil, before con-
tracts are let for new Federal build
ings, surveys are made, which in
cludes tests of soil, sewer systems,
water lines, etc., and a comprehensive
blue print is forwarded the depart
ment.
Mr.. Neil has been in Onancock all
the week and is being assisted by
county surveyor, ]. B. Gibb.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1934-11-23
SHOWS GREAT
GROWTH SINCE 1900

Salisbury in 1900 had thirty-two
families and total population of 24O,
including 81 Negro slaves. Indians,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1934-11-23
FROM OUR
EXCHANGES
FREDERICK co. WOMAN
CHOSEN BEST SPEAKER

Mrs. Harry L. Davis, Of Monrovia,
Frederick County, won first place in
the farm women's public speaking
contest held at College Park on No
vember IL. This was the "final" con-
test held under the auspices Of the
MARYLAND Farm Bureau Federation
Second place went to Mrs. Beulah
Price, of Phoenix, Baltimore County,
who won in the Western Shore pre-
liminaries at Towson on October "a.
Mrs. Davis victory establishes her
right to represent Maryland at the
annual convention Of the American
Farm Bureau at Nashville, Tenn. next
month. Mrs. Price will be the alter
nate. and will represent the State if
Mrs. Davis is unable to go.
Mrs. Davis in her prize-winning ad.
dress, declared "the World War play
ed the big part in bringing about the
agricultural depression" She cited
other causes as "the passing Of the
frontier, machinery on farms, poor
business. and speculation"
Mrs. Harry T Williams, Of Wor-
ton, Md, chairman of the Home and
Community Department of the State
Farm Bureau, presided over the match
C. E. Wise, Jr., secretary of the State
organization, acted as general super
visor. The judges were Chester Fl.
Gray, Washington representative of
the Farm Bureau Miss Florence Hall,
of the U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, and Prof. R. F. Watkins, of the
public speaking department of the
University of Maryland. Mrs. Evelyn
Harris of Worton, took part in the
speaking contest.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1934-11-23
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
WILL MEET IN DECEMBER

The Del-Mar-Va Post Spanish Amer
ican War Veterans will hold special
meeting at the Headquarters and Club
rooms of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars at the Dennis building on lower
Main Street the night Of December
9th, next in Princess Anne, Md.
Many dignitaries and prominent
men who are members of the organi-
zation will be present to address the
local veterans. An oyster roast and
buffet luncheon will be served to the
guests and members.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1934-11-23
Godfrey Child, Attorney -At-Law
215 Peninsula Building
POcomoke City, Md.

In the Matter of Tax Sale of Real
Estate in the Eighth Election District
of Worcester County, Maryland, as
sessed to Irwin Collins for the years
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1934-11-23
PENNSYLVANIA WILL
MAKE PLAN PERMANENT

The Pennsylvania Railroad has an
nounced that it's plan for the col
lection and delivery Of less than-car-
load freight, inaugurated experiment
tally last December for a period of
one year, will be made a permanent
feature of the service. The original
tariff filed with the Interstate Com
merce Commission provided for auto
matte expiration at the close Of the
present month. The expiration is now
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1934-11-23
cancelled by a supplementary tariff.

cancelled by supplementary tariff.
This step has been taken by reason
of the heavy and steadily increasing
patronage which the service has at
tracted, and the undoubted evidence
that it meets a widespread demand
for complete door-to-door transporta-
tion.
At the present time over 10000 ship
pers of merchandise and other less
than-carload freight are using the SER
vices regularly. In a test period of
five months more than 100000 ship
ments were handled.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1934-11-23
sible part of the swamp.

Besides bringing home the big game
Mr.. Windsor bagged five raccoons,
which he also exhibited. He stated
that game was plentiful in this Sec
ton and despite the hunting bears
seem to be on the increase.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
THOMAS VICTOR
IN BITTER FIGHT
Socialist Leader WithStands
Assault on Position by
"0Id Guard"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The leader
ship of Norman Thomas in the So
ciahst party asserted itself with full
force yesterday, and withstood an
acrimonious assault on his position
by the right wing "old guard" in one
of the bitterest State conventions in
the party's history.
The "old guard of the right, how
ever, mustered a majority by its con-
troll of the party machinery in the
State to have the convention go on
record. 70 delegates to 43, against
the leftist declaration OF principles
adopted at the Detroit national con-
VentiOn.
Thomas. though he admittedly did
not seek it, won the nomination for
United States Senator in the conven-
tons major test of power-after he
was charged by right-wlng floor lead
ers and speakers with "thinly yelled
Communism" and subordinating the
Socialist movement to his own per-
sonal prominence.
The right wing placed in nomina-
ton James Oneal, a co-member with
Thomas of the National Executive
Committee and editor of the New
Leader.
The elements of the left. defeated
previously in the showdown on the
militant declaration and determined
to unite behind a proponent of the
declaration. prevailed -lpon Thomas.
The bitterness of the convention
opened in full blast. Invectives were
directed in the main against Thomas.
who sat silently by until the NOM
inatlon was over,
Evening star., 1934-07-02
ATTORNEYS RETURN
FROM BEACH SESSION
8. Marvin Peach of Prince Georges
Group Elected Vice Presi-
dent of State Bar.
BY staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, July q
Eleven attorneys who represented
Prince Georges County at the annual
meeting of the Maryland State Bar
Association in Atlantic City last week,
returned to the county yesterday.
They were Assistant Attorney Gen
eral William Stanely, John Stanely,
M. Hampton Magruder, Walter l..
Green, Charles C. Clagett. S. Marvin
Peach. T. Howard Duckett, H. Win
ship Wheatley. jr.. j. Wilson Ryon.
j. Frank Lillard and Clarence Rob-
erts.
Peach was elected vice president of
the association for the seventh judi
cial circuit
Evening star., 1934-07-02
GOV. PINCH0T'S SISTER,
LADY TOMBSTONE, DIES
Widow of British Diplomat Head
ed American Hospital Dur
ing the War.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MILFORD, Pa. July Gov. Gift
ford Pinchot of Pennsylvania received
word yesterday Of the death in London
of his sister. Lady Johnstone, widow
Of Sir Alan Johnstone. former British
Minister to Denmark and Holland
Lady Johnstone. the former An
toinette Emo Pinchot, was the daugh-
ter of James w. Pinchot of Milford
and Mary Emo Pinchot.
Surviving besides Gov. Pinchot are
her son, Hon. Harcourt Johnstone, a
Liberal member of Parliament, and
another brother, Amos Pinchot of New
York.
During the World War Lady John
stone organized and managed the
American hospital at Ris Orangis near
Paris ano later in Holland supervised
the relief of British soldiers escaping
from German prisons.
After the war she took an active
part in Liberal politics.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
JONES URGES CARE
IN MORTGAGE LAW
Warns Against Abuse and Sees
Chance of Proving Bene.
fetal.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Frazier-Lemke farm mortgage
moratorium act was described yester-,
day by Chairman Jones of the House
Agriculture Committee as being able
to serve a useful purpose if not
abused.
Jones, who assisted In composing
some difficulties over the legislation
when it was being passed by Con-
gress, also said there was no occa-
sion for misgivine on the part OF in
surance and mortgage companies. He
said. however, he hoped no effort
would be made to use the provisions
of the measure except in cases OF
need
II believe" Jones said In state
ment, that the new farm bank
ruptcy BILL if properly usSd and not
abused, will serve useful purpose to
both the farmer borrower and to the
lender.
There is no occasion for misgiving
on the part of insurance and mort
gage companies. 1t is not intended
that there shall be any wholesale use
of the method. Neither should a
wholesale metod Of foreclosure be per-
mitted under existing circumstances" "
Evening star., 1934-07-02
FIRST LADY H0NORED
Receives Diamond Emblem for
Humanity League Work,

Humanity League Work.
Mrs. Franklin D. RooSevelt's work
with the International Humanity
League was honored Saturday when
she was decorated with the organiza-
tons emblem for distinguished serv-
ice to humanity. The medal consists
of diamond pyramid. with dia-
mond star pendant, with the initials
of the league and of the First Lady
on the reverse side.
The league first was sponsored in
New York City by the late Bishop
Burch of the Cathedral of st, John
the Divine. It's objective is embodied
in the slogan: World readjustment
through religious restitution"
Evening star., 1934-07-02
Painted Stripe
WINDOW
AWNINGS

The lowest price this year! Gay orange
and green, or tan and green stripes in
80 and 36 in. widths. Cut full :. they
will fit windows several inches wider
than YOU except. With 48-in. side drops
including l2-in. valanccs.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
PAINTER SUCCUMBS

Retired Manufacturer Devoted
Last Three Years to Art.
NEW YORK, July 2 (P).-Alfred P.
Gardiner, SO, patent medicine manu-
facturer, who retired three years ago
to cevote his entire time to painting,
died yesterday.
After his retirement Gardiner
taught himself to paint landscapes and
animals. He did much painting and
gave exhibitions. which were held in
Florida, Cape Cod and Tarrytown.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
Boy, IL, Loses Life
Trying to Rescue
Sister From River
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW WESTMINSTER, British
Columbia. July 2.-Eleven-year-
old Robert Craig lost his life in
an unsuccessful attempt to save
his 5-year-old sister, who had
fallen into the north arm OF the
Fraser River. They were play
ing on a boom of logs yesterday
and when the little girl tumbled
in. the boy jumped in unhes-
itatingly. witnesses said.
Neither body has been re-
covered.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
DENTAL CLINIC SET
Arlington County Health DEPART
ment Announces Schedule.

BY STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.
ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE. Va.
July 2.-The Arlington County health
department will hold a Summer
dental clinic at the Clarendon Health
Center tomorrow. Thursday and Fri
Gay. Hours will be from am. to
$50 pm. The clinic tomorrow will
be for pre-school children only. while
on Thursday and Friday it will be for
both school and pre-school children.
Evening star., 1934-07-02

Auto sales CIlmV'
Automobile sales in Spain are one
third greater than year ago.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
SALUDO DEL DR.. GRAZ SAN
MARTIN PARA LA COLONIA
LATINA Y Ell ALCALDE
CHANCEY

FL director de este periodico,
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga, sostu-
vo anoche una conversation te-
lefonica con ell DIR. Ramon Grau
San Martin, expresidente de Gu
ba, que reside actualmente, a
causa de la complication de los
problemas politicos de esa isla,
en- Miami Beach.
Nos encargo ell DIR. Grau un
saludo para la colonia latina
de Tampa, y en- particular pa
ra la colonia Guiana, a la que
mucho estima y en- la que cuen-
Ia con valiosos amigos.
Para ell alcalde Chancey, de
quien conserva grato recuerdo,
nos do tambien un mensaje d.
salutacion.
Dentro de unos dias daremos
La fecha del viaje a Tampa del
DIR. Grau.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01

amos, I'm pueblo libre Sc vic So
metido a la convenience V al
ldesapoderado interes de unos
pocos". "Yo prefiero, y estoy
SECURE que Vds. prefieren tam
bien, una definici0n mas am
Iplia de la libertad, hacia la cual
nos estamo s moyiendo".
Una mayor "seguridad' para
Ell ciudadano normal, como no
Sc conoci6 jamas en- la historic
de este pals"
Para aquellos que quieren
unirse a este movimiento de paz
20 prGpiciare la finalizaci0n Y
m~antenimiento de acuerdos V
compromises bajo los cuales,
salaries, hOras de trabajo, con-
dlclones humans de labor y sc
guros obreros seran definitiva-
mente fijados para mutuo bene-
ficio de obreros y patronos, me
dante comisiones de arbitrajes
de los estados y del gobierno fe-
deral."
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
LA POLICIA NO CREE QUE
Sc DE UN Sc
CUESTRO

Nashville, Oct. liza desa-
parici6n de la nina Dorothy
Distlehurst, de cuyo paradero
no Sc sabe desde hace doce dias,
contin1a siendo un misterio pa
ra sus padres y para la policia.
Ell gobernador McAnister ha
anunciado que ell gobierno paga
ra una recompensa de $500 a
cnalquiera persona que suminis
ire informes para la busca y
captura de los secuestradores
pero la polheia Sc inclina a Greer
que la nina Sc encuentra Ter
manos amigos y fuera de peli
gro. Ell inspector Griffin, qut
desde los primeros momentos 81
hizo cargo de las investigated.
mes, no ha querido aclarar er
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
Dos ~jovenes bien vestidos estan
robando en- los HoteIes de la ciudad

Dos j6venes bien vestidos y
de reviewers sorpren-
dieron a Julian Steinau, hues-
ped del Hotel Thomas Jeffer-
son, en- su propia habitaci6n, y
amenaZandolo 10 amarraron Y
tamordazaron con una sabana,
despojandolo de la cantidad de
$500, un reloj, una camara TO
tografica, I'm flus Y un par de
zapatos. Una vez realizado ell
Ihecho tomaron ell elevator "
'desaparecieron por la Gale
Franklin.
Diez minutes mas tarde ST.
guieron a j. Rodriguez hasta
su habitaci6n en- ell hotel Flori-
dan v utilizando un proceed
miento parecido lie arrebataror
la cantidad de $4,000 y I'm re-
loj.
Durante mas de veinte minu.
tos, despues de Ia realization de
|estos atracos, la policia y los de.
tectives estuvieron corriendc
de un hotel a otro para respon.
der a las llamadas telef6nicas
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
FL Presidente Roosevelt soEcita I'm
amisticio entire Ell capital y el trabajo

Washington, Oct. Eel pre-
sidente Roosevelt, en- ell discur-
so trasmitido anoche por radio,
hizo una apelaci6n a las uniones
obreras y al capital organizado
para que suspendan sus quere-
Has, temporalmente, mientras
la nueva Ease en- que piensa
plasmar las actividades futuras
de Ia NRA, produce una legis-
lacion adecuada Y permanente,
que salvaguarde los intereses
de unos y de otros.
Muchos estiman que ell nota-
bic discurso del presidente fue
tambien una condensation bri-
llantisima al ~articulo de Hoov-
er titulado "Un reto a la liben-
tad, que VIC la luz recientemen
te, Roosevelt eNrlic6 claramen-
tie 'fla clase de libertad" que el
desea para sus conciudadanos.
"Yo no favorezco-dijo ell pre-
sidente-la vuelta de aquella Ii
bertad, bajo la cual por muchos
La gaceta., 1934-10-01

de los empleados, que reporta-
ron tener dos i~ndividuos en- sus
respectivos "1obbies" que les
infundian sospechas. Las des-
cripciones de los forasteros, da-
das tpor los empleados de car
peta de los hoteles Hillsboro,
Knox y Park, coinciden con las
aportadas rpor los asaltados.
Ell jefe de detectives Bush ha
tornado medidas del case, orde-
nando la mas estricta vigilan-
cha de todos dos caminos que sa-
len de la ciudad, y ha cursado
telegramas a Lakeland, Orlan-
do, Daytona, Ocala y Jackson
vile solicitando la cooperation
de esas autoridades para la
captura de los atracadores.
l. Uno de- los ladrones es un
j6ven como de % amos, de 5
pies 8 pulgadas, pelo negro, Wis
tie un traje carmelita oscuro
y una corbata amarillo naran-
ia. Ell otro parece ser de la mis-
ma edad, de 5 pies 6 pulgadas
ly pelo negro. Vestia saco azul
Iy pantal6n carmelita claro.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01

W. concerto
En- una fiesta celebrada Ell ell
hCgar de la PrOfesora de musi-
ca, Srta. Elba Sanchez, fueron
eXaminadas las alumnas. Srtas.
Lucy P3setti y Hortensia Me-
n6ndez.
Despu3s de los examenes Sc
idesarr2ll6 un prcgrama de mo
sica, interpretado por alumnas
aventajadas: Valse Blue, dc
Margis, por las Srtas. Marian
Amcrelli y Mary Menjez; "Ad-
doumette en- Nine, de Tagliafe
ri, por Jennie Ferrara; ell Tan
go de ROsas, de BOtter0, fue to-
cado por Justina Puliara; Me-
lodia de Amor, de Englem9nn,
por Mary Mendez; The Burn
ing Of Rome, de PAUL, por
Jennie Ferrara; I'll Trovatcre"
de Verdi, lpor Justina Pullara;
"The Dying Poet, de Colts
chalk, por ell v~iolinista Joe Gug-
gino, acompanado al piano por
h. Srta. Marian AmOrelli; las
Srtas, Many AmoreHi, Mary
Mendez y Justina Pullara, to-
carDn la piez1 The Home Guard
del Maestro Greenrald.
Asistieron las Srtas. Jamie
Clemente, Chiefly Menendez, Pa
tricia Broacway, Gloria Valdes
Anna Arduengo, Mary Guggi-
no, Carmen Guggino, Olivia Fer
nandez, Jennie Cusumano, Ka-
lite y MargOt La Rocca, Carroll
ma Motto, Ofelia Japanes, Onelia
Pasetti, Dora Scolaro, Mary A
m9relli, Mary La Russo, y los j6
VeneS Joe Menendez, Orlando
Sanchez, Tony Espinosa; los
esposos A. Pullara, S. Scolaro,
A. Vega, l.. Lopez, G. Sanchez,
A. Guggino y las senoras NJ.
| I1l"aAez, Eufrasia Men6ndezs
Dolores Pasetti, Bessie Amore-
Iii, Sofia Arduengo, Teresa Ro-
driguez, Sras. de Josdsh Fer
lnandez, Vincenzo Ferrara, JOS
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
HONRAS FUNEBRES POR
LA MUERTE DEL RVDO.
FRANCIS S. WHITE

Manana a las cuatro de Ia tar
de, en- la Iglesia Episcopal de
San Andres, tendra fugar So
Iemnes h0nras funebres por ell
alma del i.SNdo. Francis S.
White, rector de dicha iglesia,
que f9lleci6 ell sabado de I'm alta
que del coraz6n . En- esa cere-
monia oficiara ell Rvdo. j. D.
Wing Obiaco de la diocesis del
Sur de Florida, asistido por
otros miembros de ese credo.
Por Ia manana To- famiaiares
del extinto o%freceran una mi
sa de requiem, a Ia que han sido
imvitados sus numerosos ami
Cos. Ell e~ntierro tendra lugar en-
ell cementerio de Myrtle Hill.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
Entire n~OSOtrOS
Felicidades.

Entire nOSOtrOS
Nos regocija ell tener entire
n~osotros a la meritisima tiple
cubana Carload Suarez.
La gran artista, por SD refi-
nada y sentida Interpretation
del genera cubano, Sc ha consa-
grade como uno de los positivos
valores a~rtisticos de la Perla de
las Antillas.
No sabemos 81 trabaiara a.
qui, aunque mucho nos gustaria
a~preciar sus grandes faculta-
des.
Saludamos a la estrella cuba
NJ "a. deseandole grata estancia
en- esta poblaci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
SALUDO DE UN NOTABLE


Ell trovador mejicano Robes
de la Vega, que trasmite sus
programs por la estaci6n de ra
dio del Centre de Dependencies
de la Habana, y que reciente-
mente ofreciera una audicion
en- favor de este peri6dico y de
la colonia latina de Tampa, nos
manda I'm cortes saludo.
Robes de la Vega es un nota-
BILE baritone y sus canciones son
muy aplaudidas por los radio
escuchas habaneros.
Algunas de sus pleas las de-
dica a los ninos, entire los Qua
les tiene muchos admiradores,
por su gracia.
Con entera sinceridad agra
decemos ell mensaje del distin-
guido artista, a quien deseamos
muchos y nuevos triunfos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
APROBADA LA CONSTRUC-
CION DE LA CERCA Y Ell
ARREGLO DEL PARQUC

A un comite de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor, que preside
Harry Wilderman, comunic6 en-
la manana de hoy ell Sr. P. A.
Blate, director de recreo del
distrito, que La oficina de Jack
sonville, presidida por Mr..
Stone habia aprobado ell plan
para construir la cerca y dejar
acondicionado ell parque dc
Ybor, seg1n desea toda la pobla
ci6n latina y especialmente los
ninos de esa barriada.
Ell Iplan pasara a Clearwater
antes de ser puesto en- ejecuci6r
para que Mr.. Riddle lie ponga ST
,"visto bueno".
La Camara de Concrete hs
venido trabajando de manera
incansable para lograr Sc le
cumplieran las promesas que X
fueron hechas.
Oportunamente- anpnciare-
mos la fecha del comienzo d.
los trabajo.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
LAS OFICINAS GENERA
LES DEL NUEVO DISTRI-
TO DE LA FERA Sc ms
TALARAN EN- TAMPA

Sarasota, Oct. IA conse-
cuencias de los cambios ordena-
dos en- la organization de la
FERA en- ell estado de Florida,
es cast SECURE que en- la ciudad
de Tampa queden instaladas las
dficinas generates, de acuerdo
con Gambia de impresiones lie
vado a efecto entire H. S. Riddle
actual administrator del distri-
to, y C. K. Dodd, jefe del distri-
to No. 8, que ha sido eliminado
bajo los nuevos planes.
La creacion de I'm nuevo Sec
tor, ell No. 6, comprendera los
condados de Hillsborough, Pr
nellas, Sarasota, De Soto, Char
lotte Y Lee. Las oficinas del dis
trito No. 8 estaban Situadas en-
Sarasota, pero ell administrator
Riddle entiende que Tampa de-
be ser la sede del nuevo distrito
No. 6, va que ell condado de
Hinsborough soporta una carga
mayor, en- los presupuestos de
auxilio, que todos los demas con
dados juntos. Riddle continual
ra despachando en- suS oficinas
de Clearwater.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
GREEN ANTE UN
CONFLICTO SERIO

San Francisco, Oct. Twill
am Green, presidente de la Fe-
deraci6n Americana del Traba-
jo, Sc encuentra hoy en- una cri
tica situaci6n, tratando de re-
solver LAS dificultades que Sc
presentaron en- ell curse de la
semana ,en relaci6n con la ne
gativa de admission acordada
por ell departments de las in
dustrias de construction, con-
ira carpinteros, albaniles y cleo
tricistas, cuyas uniones fueron
irradiadas de la Federation.
Algunos Green que esa dras-
tica negative Sc utiliza para so
caviar la popularidad de Green
Y destituirlo de su cargo, en- el
curse de las sesiones de la con-
vencion, que comenzara a cele-
brarse manana. Los tres grupOs
disidentes esperan que Green
interrOnga su Influenza para
que Sc les vuelva a admitir en- ell
seno de la Federation y en- cam
bio ofrecen no tratar de que Sc
produzcan modificaciones en- ell
sector de la industria de cons
truccion, hasta las venideras
elecciones. Parece que en- def
nitiva los delegates de los car
p~interos, albaniles y electricis-
tas Sc sentaran en- la cOnven-
ci6n y los deseos de Green Sc
ran obedecidos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
La bOdn del S6bndO

LU OOuU ueG SuOUOO
Unieron sus destincs en- la
Iglesia "Sagrado Coraz6n" los
distinguidos j6venes Rene Ia
margo y Grace Gonzalez.
A las seis Sc verified la boda,
ia la que concurri6 I'm grrpo en-
cantador de muchachas y i6ve-
mes, que rindieron un eaconta-
neo tribute de simpatfa a la ena
morada pareja.
La novia vesti9 un lindisimo
traje de raso blanco y llevaba
en- sus brazOs Nh hermoso bou-
Iquet de rosas y lirios del vale,
del jardin de Greco; las damas
tambien portaban ramos de flo
res del acreditado jardin.
Una reception two efectC en-
la Residential de los esposos Con
zalez, padres de la nOvia ,ubica-
da en- ell numero 2007 de la ca
lie Mitchell.
Los nuevOs esposos visitaran
varias ciudades de la Florida en-
viaje de bodas y despues fila
ran su Residential en- esta ciu-
idad.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
Corte de 10 Criminals
PEREZ Y DIAZ Sc DECLA-
RARON CULPABLES

En- presencia del juez Petite
way Sc declararon hoy culpa-
bIes de haber tornado parte en-
ell robo de la GAIA de caudales
del "Teatro Ritz los jovenes
Pedro Perez y Ramon Diaz.
Ell sabado habia confesado Ell
americana 'Snappy" Chandler.
Creese que hoy por la tarde
admitiran su culpabilidad Pre-
llezo y Artemio Perez.
Intervinieron en- este impor :
tante servicio ell condestable Je
sus Fernandez Pendas y ell jefe
de detectives Bush.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01

que funda su presunci6n de que
la nina no ha sufrido dano al
guno. Los padres, sin embar-
go, siguen creyendo que su pe-
'quena hija ha sido secuestrada.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
eph La ROcca y Florentino Gar
cia.

Mejoroda
Sc encuentra la Sra. Maria
Gutierrez, que tod2via perma-
nece recbuida en- sus habitacio-
mes de la Gale Sanchez nume-
70 1912.
ST. hija, la simpatica Srta. 10
Selma Gutierrez, esta enferma,
padeciendo la misma enferme-
dad.
Per ell rest9blecimiento de
ambas hacem.S votos.
Cesar Riper0.
La gaceta., 1934-10-01
HdciG la Habdnd


Embarca en- ell dia de hey ell
con1cido promoter de Benja-
min Field. Mr.. jim Downing.
lie acompana ell director de
boXeadores ST.. Armando Reina.
Downing Sc entrevistara con
ell Promoter Luis Parga. para
establecer un intercambi2 de
boxeadores y luchadores.
Una feliz travesia a los esti-
mados v~iajeros y nuestros me-
jores deseos por su triunfo.