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La gaceta., 1934-05-09
A LA
LEY DEL DIVORCE

Habana, mayo 9.-Enmien-
das a la ley del divorcio, liberia
lizandola de modo que Cuba pue
da competir con otros paises
donde Sc concede ell divorcic
facil.
La actual ley de divorcio da
como motives de queja ell sdul-
terio, crueldad, criminalidad,
embriagUez habitual, juego ha-
bitual, abandono y no manteni-
miento.
Dicese que la nueva ley sena-
lara un plazo de seis a siete
meses de Residential en- Cuba
para los extranjeros que deseen
divorciarse.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
MANIOBRAS CON LOS AU-
TOMOVILES BLINDADOS

Habana, mayo 9.-La policia
y ell ejercito realizaron aver
maniobras con los nuevos auto
movies blindados, en- presencia
del presidente Mendieta VI de
varios secretaries.
BESIDE ell balloon de Palacio ell
Presidente aplaudi6 a los SOL
dados y policias.
Ademas del coronel Batista
fueron muy felicitado ell CAPT
tan Franco Granero y ell tenien-
tie coronel Pedraza.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
DE MEDICOS

Habana, mayo 9.-El Cole
gio Medico de la Habana verifi-
lara una asamblea para consi-
derar la renuncia de su presi-
dente, ell DR.. Ernesto r. de A.
rag6n, que la present6 la sema-
ma pasada.
t, Ademas de Arag6n dimitie-
ron los miembros de la Junta
de Gobierno del Colegio.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
RETIRADOS LOS SODA
DOS

Habana, mayo 9.-De la es-
cuela de Aries y Oficios han ST.
do retirados los soldados, que
la semana pasada Sc mandaron
ALI por ell coronel Batista.
Lo sestudiantes del Institu-
to Sc niegan a volver a las au-
las hasta que Sc les ofrezcan ga
rantias, y que no Sc repetiran
las atrocidades de la soldaaes-
ca.
Las classes contin1an suspen-
didas en- la Universidad y en-
10 Institutes.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
UNA COMISION CHINA A
ESTUDIAR LOS METODOS
DE LA GUERRA MODERNA

Shanghai, mayo 9.-El GO
bierno ha nombrado una conf
sion para que estudie los meto-
dos de la guerra moderna, a pc
sar de las protestas hechas por
los japoneses.
Durante ell viaje la comisi6n
visitara Austria, Italia, Alema
MIA, Francia, Belgica, Inglate-
ira Y los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
CONSEJO DE

Habana, mayo "a las cua-
tro de la tarde de hoy Sc veri-
ficara un extraordinario con-
sejo de secretaries.
Ha p~resentado su renuncia ell
director del Institute, DR.. Ara
.g6n, y este ha producido varia-
dos concentrates en- los Circulos
oficiales.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
Ell DE


Habana, mayo 9.-Esperase
que en- eta semana ell coronel
Mendieta nombra a los gober-
nadores de las seis provincias,
~afirmandose que ratificara a
los de las provincias de Matan-
zas y Santa Clara, Sres. Agus-
in Acosta y Gabino Galvez.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
D CONTRA LOS ES-
CAPARATES DE LOS ES-
TABLECIMIENTOS

Habana, mayo 9.-Conti-
ndan explotando bombas en- di-
ferentes lugares de esta capital
e individuos desconocidos AFRO
jan piedras contra los escapa-
rates de los e~stablecimientos,
causando danos de importan-
cha.
Varios escaparates fueron 70
tos en- la Gale de San Rafael,
utilizasdo los deIincUentes bo-
tellas, ladrillos y otros proyec-
tiles.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09

sexaeesimo prinero aniversa-
rio, e el paIacio del Centre AS
turiano.
Abrira ell acto el Supreme
Luminar Jose NJ. Pita y pronun
ciaran discusses Ell DR.. Jose A,
Dominguez y ell Sr. Victoriano
Manteiga, nuestro director.
Antes del bale Sc ofreceran
algunos nGmeros de varieda-
DIES, a cargo de la Srta. Carmen
Esperanto, la nina Olga de la
Osa, la Srta. Pendino, ell Sr.
Willie Leon Y el nino Justo Fe-
rrera.
Tocara la o~rquesta Los Bohe-
mics.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
LA RENUNCIA DE NUNEZ
MESA

Habana, mayo EN- esta
semana ell gobierno aceptara la
renuncia del secretario de 60
bernaci6n, DR.. Nunez Mesa, til
dado de machadista.
La renuncia no tiene carac-
ter de irrevocable, pero lie sera
aceptada.
: En- ell Palacio Presidential
>siguen verificandose entrevis-
tas entire ell P~residente, ell jefe
del ejercito y los secretaries de
gobernaci6n y justicia.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
TRASLADO DE PRESOS

Habana, mayo 9.-Informan
de Santa Clara que de ALI han
sido sacados por la fuerza pd-
blica unos ounce presses.
En- la secretaria de goberna-
ci0n Sc ha dicho que esos presses
Sc encuentran hoy en- ell presi-
,dfo modelo.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
Sc MANTIENE UNA HUEL
GA

Habana, mayo 9.-Los en-
{pleados de las tiendas de ropas
Ell Encanto Y la Casa Grande Sc
mantienen en- huelga.
Gestiones Sc han hecho para
solucionar ell conflicto, pero to-
das han resultado infructuosas.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
EXPLOTO UNA BOMBA EN-
LA CASA DEL DIR. BARALT

Habana, Mayo 9.-En la re-
sidencia del DIR. Baralt, exse :
c~retario de instruction publica
exploto hoy una bcmba.
Los criminales dejaron una
meta en- la que dicen que as sa
ludan ellos a los que oerm.ten
la inscription de estudiantes
que sc examinaron bajo ell ma
chadato.
Miembro de la sociedad A.
B. c., Baralt recientemente di-
mitio SD cartera en- ell gabine-
te del coronel Mendieta.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
D~ERRUMBAMIENTO
EN- MARIANA

Habana, mayo EN- la tar
de de aver ocurri6 un derrum-
bamiento en- ell pueblo de Ma
rianao, pereciendo I'm hombre y
un nino de cuatro amos.
Las autoridades investigan
para sefalar la responsibilities
del suceso.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09

Function de BeneticiO
Tendra lugar ell dia 27 de es-
te mes la function de beneficio
del actor Jaime Fernandez, en-
ell teatro del Circulo Cubano.
Sc representara ell drama Gu
bano Gel -Clarin O ell Defensor
de la Honra de una Mujer."
Sc completara ell programa
con actos de Vaudeville.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
Y KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA

De orden del hermano Sobe-
rano cito a todos los miembros
del cuerpo Directive de esta
Logia para la tenida de dicho
cuerpo, ell pr6ximo Microbes 9
Ell ell local de costumbre. Sc
ruega la asiStencia de todos.
Rafael COsio,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
SOCIALES

la gran fiesta que Ell Centre AS
turiano ofrecera en- Ia finca
Nistal, ell dfa 20 de mayo.
Varios comit6s laboran sin
descanso y puede augurarse I'm
rotundo triunfo para los orga-
nizadores.
Pronto daremos otros deta.
lies.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
Los ORES. Silve7Io q Poo

Los ORES. SilverTo Poo
Ell ~ilustre medico cubano DR..
Juan Silverio han instalado su
gabinete de consultas en- ell mum
l50212 de la Septima avenida
y Gale Is, donde tambien tiene
su despacho el Dr.. Julio de Poo,
m6dico del Circulo CUbano.
Quedan enterados los hume
rosos clientes de estos aprecia-
dos medicos.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
Fiesta en- la playa

Fl Club Sunlight do su pri-
mera excursion a la playa de
Clearwater, regresando muy
contentos todos los muchachos.
Despues del bano Sc trasla-
daron a la glorieta de Joyland,
donde bailaron a los acordes de
la orquesta que dirige Artist
dies Santirzo.
Tn dia de gratisima recorda-
ci0n.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
LEGO R~eLdmpaqo SaqiierO

Lego RetGmpdgO SGgUefO
Procedente de Miami arrib6
en- la manana de hoy Ell pdgil Re
lampago Saguero, muy popular
en- los barrios latinoS de Tam
pa.
Saguero nos pide demos un
saludo de bienvenida a sus ami
Cos y nos dice que ell lUnes ha-
IA su reaparici6n en- la Arena
de los ArtillerOs.
Lope Tenorio, ell filipino, ha
sido escogido como adversario
del excampe6n cubano del peso
weller.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09

Habana, mayo 9.-Se estan or
ganizando actos para conmemo-
rar. ell dia 10, Ia muerte del a
p6stol Jose MART.
En- la sceremonias tomaran
parte los ninos de las escuelas
pdblicas, colocandose una flor
dentro de IN enorme cesto, en-
Ia casa donde naciera ell eximio
cubano, en- la Gale de Paula.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
Bale de las flores

DUIIB U9 IUS yEUTBS
En- la sala de la Legion A
mericana, en- la Once avenida,
Sc ofrecera I'm bale infantil ell
dia 81 de este mes, auspiciado
por un grupo de conocidas da-
mas.
En- este festival seran presen
tadas la reina y las damas de
honor de una cecci6n infantil.
Cesar RiUero.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
Una fiesta

4 ~ tttcS0
La Secci6n de Damas de la
Iglesia Bautista North Boule-
ward, que preside la Sra. J. F.
PlainfieId, celebro una intere-
sante fiesta hace pocos dfas.
La Sra. Carmen Moreno di0
un recital de piano y en- ell res
to del programa tomaron parte
las Srtas. Tulsa Bordenave y
Carmen Moreno.
Prepare ell programa la Srta.
Dolores Bordenave, d~irectora
de classes.
Asistieron las Srtas. Isabel
Alfonso, Olivia Castro, Teresa
Cardinal, Helen Cimino, Mary
Conte, Dolores Villa, Tulsa Dor
denave, Mercedes Fernandez,
Maria Milliteli, Carmen More
no, Celia Moya, Manuela Que
sada y Lily Santana.
Con helados y dulces Sc obse-
qui6 a la distinguish concurren
cia.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
ETfE

Picnic n
Para ell "a de JUNO, en- Ell
parque de La Columna, anuncia
I'm Picnic ell poderoso Castillo
Crist6bal Colon Mum. 7, de los
Caballeros del Aguila de Orc.
Ell programa Sc prepare con
sumo cuidado y Sc presentaran
nuevas atracciones.
Tn exito SECURE.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
Bale

Bale
Sc verificara el viernes en- la
sala de la Orden Caballero de
la Luz, esquina de la Septima y
Gale 16.
Tocara ell sexteto Floridano
y una orquesta de Jazz.
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
De CUBA

CONMEMORACION DE LA
MUERTE DEL APOSTOL
MARTI
La gaceta., 1934-05-09
La Vel0d0 de la Orde1
CGb0llerO de la Luz

Esta noche Sc verificara la
velada de la Orden Caballero
de la Luz, COMMEMORATIVE su
The Washington times., 1934-01-24
ADVERTISER EMIT
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The Washington times., 1934-01-24
Lose Fat
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The Washington times., 1934-01-24
lRCTkNA BREEDERS URGE LEGAL GAMBLING AT RACE TRACKS
HAzEN PRAISES WORK OF CIVIC GROUPS

Burrville section who should be
provided with recreation facilities,
she said.
School Head Speaks
Addresses were made by Miss
Anna L. Goodwin, Of the Commu-
nifty Center department: Mrs. Car
rie j. Knox, Burrville Community
secretary; Mrs. Rose 8. Neither
lands, school principal; Prof.
Charles M. Thomas; Capt. Sidney
J. Marks, commander Of No. IL
police precinct, and A. J. Drscoll.
Entertainment was furnished
by a quartet, Of which Lexington
Smith was leader. There were
songs by Joseph A. Walker and
the junior chorus Of the Burrville
Center, with Elsie Robinson as
leader.
H. D. Woodson. president Of the
CONTINUED on Page rs, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1934-01-24
Kidneys Must
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The only way your body can clean
out Acids and Poisonous wastes from
your blood IL thru the function Of
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but bO careful, don't use drastic, irritat.
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bago, or Loss Of Energy. don't waste
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The Washington times., 1934-01-24

Of District employees in general.
he added.
He paid high tribute to his col
leagues, Commissioners Allen and
GotwalS.
Prefers Liquor Licenses
The Commissioner said he pre-
fers q liquor control board to a
municipal dispensary system, as
he Is convinced the latter would
encourage the carrying Of hip
TASKS, while the former will pro-
mote temperance.
Garnet c. wilkinson, assistant
superintendent Of public schools,
in introducing the Commissioner.
said his long experience at the
District Building will serve him
well as District Commissioner,
since he Is thoroughly familiar
with local needs.
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peoples, gen
eral community secretary for pub
lie schools, said it would be well II
the Burrville Center could be
opened every night. There are
10000 persons residing in the
The Washington times., 1934-01-24
SEEN
IN COUNTY
CONTROL
LaVlnIa EngIe Declares New
Forms of Government
Are Certain

Declaring that changes In the
form Of county governments will
come, Lavinia Engle, Montgom-
cry county representative in the
Maryland House Of Delegates,
last night addressed o national
radio audience under the spon-
Sorship Of the National Advisory
Council on Radio Education.
Miss Engle, who recently re-
signed as o member Of the Board
Of County Commissioners for
Montgomery county, said in her
speech on "Renovating County
Governments" that:
'These changes viii be un-
dertaken ut . time when We
are, for the present At least,
thinking more Of the factors
that entered into the formation
Of the units Of government
than We did In halycOn days
when We talked Of more bust
ness In government and when
mOUSEm bookkeeping ana &c.
counting and . balanced budget
appeared to be the maximum
bOnum Of governmental effort"
The main reason, according to
Miss Engle, why county govern
mentS have resisted changes as
long as they have is that their
real strength lies in the personal
identity which the residents of
the country have with the county
administration. She claimed that
a person becomes far more inter.
eSted in the man who was to sit
in the offices Of his county court
house than some one he has never
seen who is running for President
Of the United States.
One Of the great obstacles to be
overcome in renovating county
governments is providing some
elastic standard whereby all types
of county administration may be
brought under several broad gen.
eral classes, she declared.
The Washington times., 1934-01-24
STATES SHARE
FIRST YEAR, PUT
At 100000
One Course Proposed Near
Washington; Would Give
Work to Hundreds
BY JOHN E. TAYLOR
Times Staff Correspondent

RICHMOND, Jan. 24.-Mem-
6ers Of the Virginia Horse Breed
erS' Association today had adopted
o resolution asking the general
assembly to pass the Wilbur C.
Hall bill legaliZing pari-mutuel
gambling at race tracks estab-
Lshed by local option in the State.
Hall, delegate from Loudoun
county, in his bill would legaliZe
the pari.mutuel form of gambling
with q percentage of the "play"
going to the State as would per.
centage of the paid admissions at
the gate before a track coald be
established, however, the voters
of the county where the track
would be located would have to
approve it at a referendum.
One Planned Near Capital
One of the proposed tracks
would be built near washington,
probably in Fairfax county, &C.
cording to Daniel c. Sands, mas
ter of fox hounds, and Raymond
Belmont, of the Middleburg Hunt.
Belmont is the son Of the late
August Belmont, owner Of Bel
mont Park, New York, and one Of
the foremost horsemen Of his
time.
The two, here for today, pointed
out that millions are invested IN
blooded stock in Virginia and to
race such horses now they must
be taken out of the State. One OF
the primary reasons for pari-
1nutuel betting is to eliminate
bookmakers, who have no re
sponsibility and, even if they are
honest, ship their winnings out
Of the State, the Middleburg
huntsmen said.
State Would Get $5OO,OOO
According to them, the State
would realize on the "play" through
the pari-mutuel machines and on
a tax on gate receipts, which. at
q conservative estimate, would
yield about $50O.O00 the first year.
Added to that would be the tourist
gambling trade in hotels, filling
stations and restaurants.
The Washington times., 1934-01-24
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which he regarded as the Spokes-
men for their communities. He
told them to bring their civic
problems to the District Building,
promising they would receive due
consideration.
Voicing his approval Of the
present form Of local government,
he said that never in his 10 years
Of connection with it has it been
charged with graft or misman-
agement, which was more than
could be said by many other mu-
inequalities. The city has the
best police and fire departments
In the country, with q loyal per-
Sonnel, which could be said also
The Washington times., 1934-01-24

ISOLATION was
host to the
Deanwood-Ben-
ningS, Glendale,
Capitol Vie W,
and Eastland
Gardens Citi-
zenS Associa-
tionS.
District Com
missioner Mel
vim G. HaZen
spoke, paying
tribute to citi-
zenS aSSocia-
tionS through
out the District
The Washington times., 1934-01-24

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The Washington times., 1934-01-24
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The Washington times., 1934-01-24
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The Washington times., 1934-01-24
By A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Association Editor

At their annual special program
meeting last night at the Burr
vile Community Center, the
Northeast Boundary Citizens As
The Washington times., 1934-01-24

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The Washington times., 1934-01-24

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-10-13

freight-and- passenger service, all tied
IN with railroad service. This addition
al operation, according TO MIR. Stevens,
cOntemplateS service OF more than 500 -
600 bus and truck miles year
The program calls for radicol de-
parture In transportation performance
by northern transcontinental rail-
road.
The Montana Railroad commission
recently authorized the transport com
pany to perform exclusive passenger
service, exclusive freight service and
com b ! n tion freight-and-p passenger
service through issuance of eight per-
mits affecting large portion Of the
state. The system is being set I'D, MIR.
Stevens said, TO provide for maximum
use Of existing railroad facilities with
minimum use of the highways to afford
much improved and fast local service
Into, out OF and between Montana dis
trtbuttng ceuters. The new Transports
ton program viii result In employment
Of additional men. and it was made
clear that only railroad employees will
be employed in the additional service.
At the same time OF the announce
ment of the new service, appointment
OF r. E. Mattson to become superinten-
dent Of the Northern Pacific transport
company, was made public. Mr.. Matt
son, who has served for eight years as
an operating officer Of the Northern
Pacific Railway in the western district,
viii have headquarters at Billings.
The Northern Pacific transport COM /
pany for more than two years has been |
operating combination freight-a : |
passenger facilities between Billings
and Miles City and between Billings |
and Bridger, Mont.
The Montana commission has auth I
orized the transport company to carry
on the following highway operations:
Exclusive passenger service between
Glendive and Bozeman, with daily SER
vice in each direction.
Exclusive freight service between
Glendive and Bozeman.
Exclusive freight service between
Butte and Missoula.
Combination freight-and-passenger
service between Livingston and Gardi-
ner: Livingston and Wilsall; Bozeman
and Alder; Butte and Norris; and Hell
sna and Philispburg.
L. r. Challoner, Of Helena, assistant
general freight and passenger agent
for the railway company in charge Of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-10-13

mediately with temporary equipment.
The passenger equipment viii be Of all
steel welded body type, especially built
for the transport company. affording
safe and fast handling OF passengers.
Trucks which win be engaged In ex-
elusive freight service win be Of most
modern design capable Of performing
expeditions and convenient service TO
shippers. The combination freight-and
passenger equipment VIII be OF the
same type which the transport COM
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-10-13

me great Pyramid q Esym4 vita ite
SIX nzll1ion tons Of Material g s.
&kle most won6exfsA work 81 man. Yet
before "a Iceberg. q pyEaEssa = s.razAa.
More than once. icHl1exBa Mave neSM
surveyed whose proportions azaow .
content Of two thousand mlllinm tons,
enough 10 make $50 pyramids, 1heze
are records Of tcehergs HAzlch lowered
1850 feet shove the sea: and since an
iceberg, though 50 much lighter tlaan
the water ia which It floats, rides with
Only about . seventh o. It's surface
above the sea, one may assume that tae
aetual height Of these giants would be
more than ten thousand fees