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Evening star., 1934-03-18
SPRING SPECIALS.
Chicken, Dairy. Tobacco Farms.
Acreage. Estates Timber Tracts.
NV Nd. Southern Md. Va.
IOIIA A pPITRT EY

Suite 269-2i0 Barr Bldg. D1. 1921.
FAIRFAX COUNTY FARMS.
$50 acres. mostly wooded. long 'front.'
age on good road. stream $3.50.
PA acres, half cleared, beautiful build-
ing sites; on elevation. large stream.
$4,000
~ acres. e-room house, barn, stream.
81 200.
so acres, 5-room house, stream. $3.50:
All above farms within 90 miles OF
Wa Shfnptop
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FOR RENT = DOCTORS OFFICE IN
northwest. fine location. in private home;
room and board If necessary. Address
Box 229-Z, Star office.
SPLENDID OFFICE DOWNTOWN, LIVING
rooms in rear If desired. W r. MAR
SHALL, a29 New York ave. Ma. 1867.
lst FLOOR, CLUB MICHEL BLDG.
tThomas Circle. About TOO It. OF floor
space for Office purposes. Only $50
month rent. MR.. CARNEY. DI. $40.
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV ROOMS
on ground floor: suitable for doctors Office.
Reas rent. CO. 1919
OFFICE SUITABLE FOR CHIROPODIST
in = city of - 600; no opposition A s.
DONIPHAN 4O5 Doniphau Bldg, Alexan-
dria. Va. Phone Alex $40.
934 18th ST. Nw
Handsome SecOnd-floor Front Ofrces.
Best Business Location IN City.
Reasonable Rentals.
w H WALKER "a 18th ST NV
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SALE H0JJSES.

10 ROOMS IN APARTMENTS, good resi-:
rental; small Carrying charges; nice home.
Priced very low Cash required. $500.
P. F. Carley, 8O2 10th NV. 4
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45O-ACRE ST. MARYs COUNTY FARM
wear; improved with 20 or more good
buildings. in first-class condition. includ-
ing mansion. 2 large rooms, baths, va
por heat. etc. Saltwater frontage. private
wharves; oyster beds; no MOSQUITOES. Farm
cost present owner S110,000. May be
bought for Is and owner will take small
suburban property as part payment.
R. d. LILLE CO., Exclusive Agents,
266 Carroll St, Takoma Park,
Evening star., 1934-03-18
SALE-LOTS.

BEAUTIFUL KNOLL OVERLOOKING
Klingle I'd. A site worthy of millionaire
mansion. Will sell at half its value,
HERMAN SCHMIDT. Ma. 9257. 236 Wood
Evening star., 1934-03-18
WANTED-DESK SPACE.
RENT-STORAGE SPACE.
RENT-WAREHOUSES,

STORAGE SPACE. 30x90. ON FIRST
floor; rental $40 month. Also outside
space available. Call Hillside O097.
Evening star., 1934-03-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tCOntfnueu.D
SMALL HOUSE OR BUNGALOW. 1O-MII.E
radius Of city-Modern,, garage, h.-wh h;
and cars; not over S45; careful tenants,
l child; permanent: references. Address
Box l57-B, Star offce.
OR z ROOM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW.
nearby Virginia; ami; space for COW and
chickens; garage: near school. tranSporta-
ton; reasonable. Georgia 1886.
SMALL MD. BUNGALOW; CHICKEN
house. garden fenced yard. not over z mi.
from D. c.; state price and location. Ad-
dress Box COB. Star office. Phone POto-
mac 07S1.
BROOM BUNGALOW, NOT OVER S25,
Star ofice, 1Ss
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF FARM. CABIN,
flreplaces and small stream: ideal for week
ends. E. BILLINGSLEA, 100 Z. Main ST.,
Westminster. Md.
NEW BRICK HOME IN COLLEGE COM
luunity, studio living room. rooms.
bed rooms. 2 baths, recreation room and
laundry in basement. Information, call
Hyatts. 1s3. ga
BERWYN. MD-ANALOSTAN AVE. ONE
block Balt-Wash. Blvd. and Central ave.
81 miles from D. C.-New shingled bunRa-
low steel beam and double constructed,
hardwood floors and chestnut trim. two
bed rooms, tiled bath. built-in tub and
shower. cedar-lined closet. parlor dining
perfect cellar. laundry trays, hot-water
100000. owner. JOSEPH E. GOODKEY.
Telephone BerWyn 337.
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80 FAlRFIEBD ST. CHERRYDALE-7
rooms. bath. electric. gas. city water. two
porches, large yard with garage: h-w h
rent $40. Clarendon 67l. See owner, No
3 MaCkey st. Cherrydale.
Evening star., 1934-03-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WISH TO EXCHANGE MY EQUITY, IN
six-room brick, semi-detached modern
house. Chevy Chase. D. G.. for clear sub
urban place; paid S12.500. trust S6000.
Trade equal basis; state fun details. F. ..
Box IS, Leesburg, Va.
Evening star., 1934-03-18
266 Carroll St. Takoma Park.
WASHINGTON. d. C. GE. 5000.

BEAUTIFUL ALL-YEAR HOME. SOUTH
River, 2l2 acres. 700 feet water frontage
and Groom house. This house has many
very unusual features and both house and
grounds are in perfect condition; baths,
extra lavatories, h.-w h., new oil burner:
4O-foot living room. with fireplace. paneled
walls. beamed ceiling keepers cottage;
large boat house; good bathing beach on
one side wharf. Is feet water at boat
sold at less than half its cost. Shown by
appointment.
r. D. LILLE Co, Exclusive Agents,
266 Carroll St., Takoma Park,
Washington. ID C. GE 3300
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

TOMBSTONE SITES
ACREAGE-SUBURBAN FARMS AND
ESTATES.
$3.50.
% acres with wide frontage on hard
road. Ordinary improvements. 35 Minis.
city. Better investigate now.
S4,500.
Groom semi-bungalow, garage. barn.
poultry house. Fruit. Ten acres Near
Fairfax. Acreage nearby National Capt.
tai. at popular prices. will soon disap-
pear. Terms.
THE LUTTRELL CO..
Falls Church IS East Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1934-03-18
SAI.E-ACRFAGE
SIMMER HOMES.

ADTRONDACKs-10s ACRES. 5 ROOMS.
running water barn. garage: altitude, view;
S1,S0O; terms. Booklet. EARL WOOD
WARD Luzerne. N. Y.
Evening star., 1934-03-18

GROOM COUNTRY HOME IN RIVER
dale, Md. on acre of ground completely
modernized. block from trolley: city
water and plumbing. hedge and fruit trees;
a bargain at $4,000, small down payment
and $40 monthly. Apply 22l2 l4th ST.
4o1 Madison
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NO CASH PAYMENT

S4,0O0-NR. LYON VILLAGE, lOs VILLA
decorated. garage; owner. Emerson 1925
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lots, 2522 to 1876. sI0o each. 1910
81. sc.
NEAR ANNAPOLIS. ON SALT WATER.
large new cottage. 4 bed rooms. bath, Hv-
ing room with fireplace. complete plumb
ing land fronts on shore; 81. 500. W. 9.
WILLIAMS. 35O5 Rittenhouse st. CI. 5242.
Evening star., 1934-03-18
RENT-FARMS.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

FARM 30 ACRES. 6-R. HOUSE, ELEc,
nearby Nd, S25 per mo. Reference. AZ
dress Box 1G1-B. Star once.
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UNIVERSITY PARK. I MONROE AVE
Brick Semi-bungaloW. 5 rooms, tile hath,
modern electric kitchen: lot 54xl4S IT;
brick garage; ? block from Wash. BALTIC
BlVd,, l mile from Univ. OF Md; price.
- 700 terms
Evening star., 1934-03-18

HYATTSVILLE. MD-BRICK SEMI-RUN-
neat, large Dorches, garage. chicken house,
garden: beautiful location best commu-
nlty. Was S.. 500: now $3.50 easy terms.
IRA K. GRUVER phone Hyatts INV
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| WILLING TO SHARE PART OF COTTAGE
| at North Beach. Nd, for the Summer TO
| elderly couple, reasonable best Of refer
| ences required. Address Box 44-B, Star
| ofiIe
Evening star., 1934-03-18
SALE-FARMS.

MN. NINE ACRES. NEW BTNGALow. gIEC:
s0nE %fs bssGG f'R Rsr S SoG Fs
terms. Small house, 9 acres, $1,000. 3
acres, new house. sl.4O0. 2 acres, State
is miles, out. $50 acre. 99-acre real to-
PeeeS Po2estviiIe farm Md EVERETT PUMPAR.Y'
river, Montgomery Co. Fair buildings; or
chard; easy terms
81 .200-One acre. beautiful shady site.
old house. fine neighborhood.
S4,75O-52 acres, comparatively new Il
room house, with basement. furnace. Good
well house wired. electricity available; good
346 acres. nne old farm in one of best
Cleared some good timber; main pike.
about II miles d. c. Good springs. Some
1es ne grove Of Gess ar
Macadam road. electricity in front; large
| Federal loan. For quick sale. $4,000. This
fered at S25 per acre, but good producing
farm Of Chester loan: farms in this section
| are usually priced 500 or more per acre.
ss5 per @ acre. land for subdivision or
for farming purposes. about miles OUT
r. D LILLE Co.
266 Carroll St, Takoma Park. GE. 5000.
Open Sunday.
24O ACRES.
h.-w h, electricity, spring. creek; orchard,
. tenant houses, large dairy barn, tile
farm implements. etc. on paved road;
Reduced from 100000 to $4,000. ERWIN
REALTY co. Call Hyattsville 765.
10 ACRES GOOD LAND, COMFORTABLE
vaS nice Vsv D9Teer5 ne orcRaTd pentH Of
outbuildings; ls miles from WASHINGTON;
price only S2,500.00. Good 1S-room
dwelling open f1replaces. large porches,
fine shade trees, wonderful garden, finest
spring water, 4 acres good land: located
in village on Washington g. Old Dominion
Railroad; also bordered by macadam high
i95-acre mountain farm, 70 acres fer
tile tillable land, over. 100 acres good
timber: large mountain stream nows
through this place; comfortable log house.
two barns, poultry houses fine spring ana
stone spring house in ward: 3 mi. from
railroad town; price only So BOO 90. Many
other bargains also; r. c: PRINT. Hern-
don, Va. Phones ONCE 90, home 5l-J
FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM. 23 ACRES
fertile soil; on State road, six miles north
of Silver Spring; seven-room house; eiec-
| frirIty Adams QS91-W
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UNUSUAL ARTISTIC POSSIBILrTIES-
Charming early Maryland home, built
about 1850. superbly located on shady
creek; excellent bathing. fishing. duckinE,
good harbor. large yard and garden;
Evening star., 1934-03-18

WOODRIDGE-260I 22nd ST NE-FIVE
IaIse rooms, n: -W.h.. gas burner large
corner lot; $3.50; very easy terms.
Brentwood. Md-On concrete street and
BUS line 42O1 Wells ave- large rooms
n. -W.h., concealed radiation. large corner
lot; S5,350. small down payment $40
month. Open Sunday, II noon until D m
Call North 1oO3 ~
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30
Lack of Funds for Flood
 Appropriation Explained

A news letter issued from the office of Alaska Delegate A. J. Dimlond shortly before Con- gress adjourned, refers, to the Hyder flood project bill as fol- lows:
 Congressional action having been completed, MT. DimIond's Salmon River flood control bill gbes now down to the other end of Pennsylvania avenue for the Presidents signature.
 "While it carries no approp- riation, it dbes have the effect of stating the Congress believes the community of Hyder ought to be protected from the flood waters of the Salmon River. This is expected to aid materi- ally in further efforts to induce the Public Works Administra- tion to make an allotment for the project.
 Since the administration is opposed to any Congressional bills carrying appropriations for rivers and harbons and flood control projects, it was not possible to insert in the Sal mon River bill money item to carry out the work"
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30
Card of Thanks

The undersigned wishes to give sincere thanks to all who assisted in overcoming the fire at my home Sunday.
 Mrs. P. M. Graves
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30

The Star and Dandy Mining Go. will renew development activities on it's promising prop critics lon Glacier Creek adjoin- ing the Dunwell, according to announcements made recently in Vancouver.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30

Tribune, an interesting 8 col umn, 6 page paper, newly launched in the California town.
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Bush- field and son, Harold, left Monday evening for Port Es- sington, B. c.
 Dr. w. F. Kergin, of Prince Rupert paid the district two- days visit this week, coming over on his private motor yacht accompanied by members of his family and friends.
 Prospects of activities on the Cantu and Big Missouri are creating a new spirit in the camp.
 Tough times are still with us but most everyone feels that the worst is about over and conditions will be better soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Bradley Watson, two Inf tho districts most pOpu- lar young people, left last week for Erie, B. C., where MT. Wat son will assume the position of chief accountant at the Relief Arlington mine, which is now controlled by the Premier Gold Mining Sompany, with whom Mir. Watson has been associat- ed for some years at Premier.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30

Lou German returned to camp on the Atlas after spending the winter in Ketchikan.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30
LOCAL TOPICS


 Lou German returned to camp on the Atlas after spending the winter in Ketchikan.
 Church services will not be held at the M. E. Church to- morrow. The next services will be on Sunday, July 8.
 Mrs. w. H. Tolin of Stewart returned last Saturday from visit to the south.
 George Kooman, who is bet ter known to most Hyderites by his sobriquet of "Blueber- ry," left Wednesday on a visit to ketchlkan.s
 Mrs. Dr. Vosburgh left last week to visit her parents in Waterford, Ontario.
 Miss Nicholson, Stewart school teacher, left last week to spend her vacation in Van cOuver.
 ErnesIt Blue, former local at torney, and one-time Alaska newspaper man, is now ediu2r of The Bedding, California,
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30

rom Trlnce huperC uOuay.
 A roof-fire at the residence lof Mrs. P. M. Graves in Coffee Alley created excitement in the piled district early Sunday af- ternoon.
 Fire Chief N. M. Traversy and the chemical engine, to- gether with a cohort of bucket wielders soon put the fire de- mon to rout, but the attic and TO 0 f suffered considerable damage.
 The blaze is attributed to sparks falling on the shingles.
 Premier evened up. the score with Stewart in baseball game at Stewart last Sunday, beating the locals 12 to- ID. Io- morrow Premier will play the Stewart All-Stars on the Stew art grounds.
 The Consolidated Mining and Smelling Company is starting development activities on the Salmon Gold property north of the Big Missouri. A consider able quantity of supplies has been taken up from the Big Missouri by the Crawford Con- pany during the past two weeks.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30

Mrs. Dorothy H.Blue returned from Prince Rupert today.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30

Mrs. w. H. Tolin of Stewart returned last Saturday from a visit to the south.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-06-30

Mrs. Dr. Vosburgh left las week to visit her parents il Waterford, Ontario.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
LOS RESTOS DE GALAN Y
HERNANDEZ Sc DEPOSI-
TARAN EN- Ell
TO DE LA AVENIDA DE
LA LIBERTAD

Madrid, JUNO Gel primer
ministro ha dado cuenta de
una carta que lie ha mandado la
Sra. Carolina Carabias, viuda
de Garcia Hernandez, y Maria
Rodriguez, viuda de Galan, en-
la que piden que los restos de
esos heroes de la RepGblica Sc
Deposition en- ell monumento que
Sc levantara en- la avenida de la
Libertad.
De la carta son los parrafos
que siguen: "Nosotras, por
Greer que los que por ell ideal de
hacer una patria mas grande y
liberal sacrificaron su juventud
" su vida no nos corresponds
disponer de ellOs, va que perte-
necen a la historic Y a la ma
ci6n, Responsiveness, muy agra
decidas por su deferencia, a
esa consulta, en- el sentido de
que interpretamos mejor la vo-
luntad del pueblo republican,
hacienda la indication de que
La gaceta., 1934-06-06

Sc les deposite en- la avenida de
la Libertad, en- la capital de la
Republica Ell sitio a senalar en-
esa avenida serfa de nuestro a.
grado-nos atrevemos indicar
fuera ell del cruce de ella con ell
Paseo de Joaquin Costa.
"El Inconvenience para lie
var este a efecto parece existir
por la premura del tiempo; pu-
diera ser salvado senalando
cual deba ser en- definitiva ell
sitio del e~mplazamiento para
alzar ell monumento en- memo
ria de los pobres Fermin y An
gel, y fabricando en- csc lugar
la cripta que podra ser cons
truida dentro del mismo breve
plazo precise para la tramita-
ci6n del traslado, evitando de
esta suerte ell que tenga que ha-
cerse una doble conducci6n, que
habria de ser tambien un doble
dolor para nosotras"
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
SATISFECHA
CON Ell ACUERDO
SOBRE Ell SAAR

Paris, JUNO 6.-FranciA pa
rece satisfecha con ell acuerdo
tornado con respecto al Saar, y
ell nuevo cOnvenio Sc interpreta
como un compromise favora-
BILE a las dos parties.
No Sc cree que, en- 10 que Sc
refiere a las minas de carbon
del Saar, ell convenio Sc convier
ia en- una nueva fuente de di-
SOMEONE'S.
Describen los peri6dicos la
conferencia del Sesarme como
una lucha entire Francia e In
glaterra, diciendo que a favor
de Francia hablaron los delega-
dos de Russia, Turquia, Ruma-
MIA y Grecia.
A favor de la tests inglesa Sc
inclinaron ell ministro de nego-
clos extranjeros de Suecia y
hasta ell ministro de relaciones
exteriores de Polonia.
Luis Barthou, ministro fran
ces de negocios extranjeros,
saldra ell dia Is para visitar a
Bucarest y Belgrade.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
LLAMO CO.
BARDES A UNOS EXTRE-
MISTAS

New York, JUNO Gel al
calde LaGuardia perdi6 aver la
paciencia con un grupo de i'm
tpertinentes extremists y les
llam6 cobardes, diciendo que
deseaban yer al pueblo ham,
briento para utilizarlo a su gus
to.
Una comision representando
"a 10000 manifestantes pas6 a
Visitar al alcalde y este les acha
co la responsabilidad por los
d~es6rdenes de la semana pasa-
da.
Entire los comisionados figu-
raba A. L. Wirin, de la Union
de Libertades Civicas Ameri-
canas.
"Nosotros-dijo ell alcalde-
estamos tratando de alimentar
al pueblo, a pesar de los obs
taculos que ustedes nos ponen
en- ell canine. 70 no necesito
que me ayuden y sepan que les
conozcO bien."
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
ATACADO Ell CHOFER Del
CONSUL ESPANOL

Habana, JUNO Gel chOfer
Justo Pernas, que presta sus
servicios en- la embajada de Es-
pana, fue agredido aver en- la
liesquina de Prado y Refugio,
donde aguardaba a la esposa
del consul espanol en- esta capt.
tai.
La Sra. del consul habia en-
trade en- una tienda, a recoger
un vestido, y ell chofer Sc pasea-
ba por la acera, aguardando.
IneSperadamente dos indivi-
duos lie agredieron por la espal-
ida, pegandole y derribandolo
g~ravemente herido.
Al intervenir la policia los
agresoreS corrieron hacia I'm au
tom6vil que habian dejado en-
la esQuina, en- ell cual entraron,
merchandise a toda velocidad.
La policfa los persigui6 en-
otro vehiculo y abri6 fuego con
una ametralladora.
En- la esquina de Penaporte
y Aguiar, cerca de la embajada
americana, los perseguidos con-
testaron al fuego de la policia,
pero fueron capturados.
Los criminales Sc nombran
Jose Huesca y Juan Garcia.
Trasladado a un hospital, ell
chofer declare que ell atentado
Sc debe a que el no quiso ingre-
sar en- ell sindicato de obreros
del volante.
Mensajes an6nimos, amena-
zandOlo, los habia recibido en-
los Gltimos meses.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06

determinar las obligaciones que
cada uno desea aceptar.
"El peligro de una guerra
sangrienta, o mas bien de una
serie de guerras, amenaza a to-
dos los continentes y a toda la
humanidad, a cauSa del impe-
rialismo.
"Eos imperialistas japoneses
estan i~mprimiendo mayor acti-
vidad a su militarismo en- ell to-
rritorio chino, Y los fascistas
alemanes siguen armandose,
pero aun no pueden seguir ell
ejemplo del ejercito japones.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
AUMENTA Ell DESACUER-
DO ENTIRE FRANCIA E
INGLATERRA

Ginebra, JUNO 6. I'm inciden.
tie ocurrido aver entire Arthur
Henderson, presidente de la cor
ferencia del desarme, y Lui:
Barthou, ministro de negocios
extranjeros de Francia, estuv(
a punto de discover la conferer
|cia del desarme.
Henderson amenaz6 con re-
hunciar despues que Barthou,
en- una junta del comite direc.
tor, Sc opuso a la resolution de
primero para que la conferen.
cia recesara, de modo que 10:
pOderes tuvieran oportunidad
de Solucionar sus diferenciaE
politicas, particularmente las
que separan a Francia y Ale.
mania.
Barthou al principle di6 a er
tender que Henderson era par.
lcial en- su actitud, pero mas tai
de Sc mostr6 conciliador.
Ell delegado americana, Nor.
man Davis, no tom6 parte en- e.
debate.
Atacando la proposition de
Henderson, en- un fiero discur.
so, Barthou dijo que practica.
mente Sc suplicaba a Alemania
para que regresara a la confe.
rencia, y que Francia Sc halla-
ba lista a negociar con esa ma.
ci6n pero solo en- Ginebra.
Pompeyo Alosi, ell delegado
italiano, manifesto que su pals
Sc marcharia de la conferencia
81 no Sc lograba ell regreso de
Alemania.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
TLENE MAS
VOTOS QUE PEPPER

jacksonville, JUNO EN-
los dltimos escrutinios ell sena-
dor Park Trammell cuenta con
60,311 votos, en- contra de Clau-
do Pepper, con 55,165.
Estos dos candidates iran a
unas segundas elecciones pri-
marias, ell dia &c, para determi-
mar la nomination del partido
democratico en- ell estado de Flo
rida.
Para magistrates del tribu-
nal supreme de la Florida fue-
ron nominados aver, sin oposi-
ci6n Fred H. Davis Y Armsted
Brown.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
NueVG DirectivG

En- las elecciones verificadas
'por los muchachos del athletic
Social Club" Sc eligi6 la siguien
tie directiva: Srta. Lily Caste
|llano, Presidenta; Vive Laurita
Fernandez; Secretaria, Mary
Pullara; Tesorera, Annie Midu-
liza; Reporter, Angie Midulla.
La nueva d|irectiva fue home
najeada con una fiesta en- los
terrenos de Oak Springs, donde
hubo bale con la orquesta "An
drew and his Music Melody.
La Srta. Laurita Fernandez
fue la triunfadora en- las com
petencias de nataci6n.
Felicitamos al nuevo ejecuti-
vo.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
UN EDITORIAL DEL PERIO-
DICO RUSO IZVESTIA

Moscu, JUNO eel peri6di-
co Izvestia, 6rgano del gobier-
no, en- un editorial dice que Es-
tados Unidos no quiere asumir
concretas obligaciones en- case
de una guerra peligrosa. In
glaterra no convene en- los pun
tos del desarme y la seguridad.
Jap6n Y Alemania Sc han mar
chado de la conferencia del
desarme y la seguridad. Jap6n
La unica cosa que queda es
unir a TODD los que desean com
batir el peligrO de la guerra y
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
LA HUELGA GENERAL DE
DE LOS C~AMPESINOS


Madrid, JUNO 6.-Se decla-
70 la huelga general de los cam
peanos, en- protesta por la anu
laclon de la ley de terminus mu-
nicipales.
Sabese que en- ell primer dfa
del movimiento murieron seis
personals en- cheques con la fuer
"a pGblica.
La censura establecida por ell
mlnlstro de la gobernaci6n de-
moro la publicidad de Ia mott
cha.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
SOCIALES

de Davis Island, contin1a en-
grave estado, 10 que lamenta :
mos sinceramente.
La Sra. Perez es prima dc la
amable DANA Sra. Amal;a Lii :
mia y goza de gran Sstimaci6n
en- esta localidad.
Hacemos votos porque la dis
tinguida enferma recobra su
quebrantada salud.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
Una Uerdadera maraVdla

Como tai puede considerarse
ell nuevo modelo Atwater Kent
de onda corta, que actualmentt
tiene a la venta la muebleria La
Nacional, de la que es propieta-
rio nuestro particular amigo e.
Sr. Gustavo Perez.
Mediante estos aparatos de
onda corta listed puede escu-
char clara y finamente las es-
tacioneS de Inglaterra, Espana,
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
Sp0Ventd-MOy

: En- atenta carta que recibo de
estos conocidos cantantes, que
Sc encuentran en- New York,
han trasmitido varias wees por
ell micr6fono de la National
Broadcasting, me comunican q.
dentro de POGO apareceran en- la
Ultima production c~inematogra
flea del famoso tanguita Carlos
Gardel.
Las trasmisiones han sido
transferidas para los sabados,
a las 7 y media.
Grata noticia para los radio
oyentes de esta localidad en- la
que tienen muchos admirable
res.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
ATACADO Ell CHOFER DEL.
CONSUL ESPANOL EN-
LA HABANA

Madrid, JUNO Clos peri6-
dicos publican la noticia de que
en- la Habana fue atacado el cho
fer del consul espanol en- esa
ciudad, que Sc hallaba esperan-
do a la esposa de csc funciona-
rio, que habia lido de comprar.
Sc llama ell chofer Justo Per
ma Y tiene 35 amos de edad.
Como uno de sus agresores Sc
iha detenido al cubano Jose
Huesca.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06

Francia y otros paises europeos
y las principles trasmisoras de
MEXICO y Sud-America.
Una vista a La NaGonal lie
dejara convencido. listed puede
adquirir esta maravilla a muy
c6modos plazos.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
|Cumple0i5Os

La j6ven Alexandria Garcia,
que cumpli6 % amos de edad,
festej6 su onomastico con un
party en- su hogan de la avenida
de Michigan.
Las pleas bailables fueron
tocadas por ell sexteto infantil
de West Tampa.
Una nutrida concurrencia,
de alegres muchachas y j6ve-
mes, Sc do eta ALI para felici-
tar a Alexandria, en- su dia.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
Nota de graciaS

Nota de gracias
La familia Lobato nos pide
hagamos llegar su sincere agra
decimiento a las personals que
acompanaron ell cadaver de la
infortunada joven Mercedes Lo
bato, ell pasado lunes.
Completeness a los desconso-
lados familiares.
La gaceta., 1934-06-06
CanditG Piniella

CanditG PiniellG
Con sumo placer TRAGIC a mis-
Columns ell nombre de esta be-
LA senorita, residente en- ell n1-
nero 2516 de la Gale Cordelia,
en- e lbarrio de allende ell rio,
donde su sadmiradones forman
legion.
Para ella van mis- lineas de
|simpatia.