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The Washington times., 1934-08-01
Next Attractions
Due at Theaters

R-K.O KEITH'S-A revival OF
"Cimarron," the prize-winning pic
ture adapted from Edna Ferber's
epic novel, opened today at
Keith's. Irene Dunno and Rich
ard Dix are starred in the film,
which relates the struggles OF
early American pioneers, follow
ing their lives up till the present
time. Edna May Oliver, George
stone and mammoth cast have
important roles in the elaborately-
made, very successful movie.
FOX-Laid in the Canary ISL
and, Grand Canary" opening at
the Fox, Friday, tells of a doctor
who vindicates himself when he
cures a plague with new serum
after it has had fatal results be-
fore. Warner Baxter, Madge
Evans and H. B. Warner are fea-
tured. On the stage will be Borak
Minnevitch and his harmonica
band, the Rio Brothers, the Lynn
Burno Revue and as added attrac-
ton, Vera Van, radio singing star.
EARLE-Filmed with the coope-
ration of the United States Fleet,
the Friday feature at the Earle
will be Here Comes the Navy"
starring James Cagney, Gloria
Stuart, Pat O'Brien and Frank
McHugh in a comedy of couple
of tough gobs and girl. Patricia
Bowman, brilliant dancing star OF
the "Follies" will be the vaude-
vile headliner. Helen Ault,
Jerome Mann, William Demarest
and other acts are on the bill.
PALACE-Will Rogers plays a
Small-town druggist whose wife
wants him ''to learn to play" in
Handy Andy" the screen attrac-
tion beginning Friday. Peggy
Wood, Conchita Montenegro,
Mary Carlisle and Ralph Taylor
have important roles in the film,
which relates what happens when
the druggist becomes first, a
pigeon fancier, next golfer and
finally a night club play boy at
the New orleans Mardi Gras.
METROPOLITAN-Joe E.
Browns latest release, "A Very
Honorable Guy" comes to the
Metropolitan Friday. In it. Come
dian Brown plays a gambler who
sells his own body to a doctor,
with the delivery of the corpse
promised in 80 days. What tran
spires when he only has month
to live is the theme of the farce.
Alice White is his leading woman.
Robert Barratt and Alan Dine
hart are also in the company.
COLUMBIA-A second farce OF
Navy men and love, "She Learned
About Sailors" will play the Co
lumbis commencing Friday. Lew
Ayres is the COB in this case and
Alice Faye the light of his life.
Mitchell and Durant, riotouS team
who scored in Stand Up and
Cheer" are important members
of the cast, as they take it upon
themselves to become cupids and
straighten out the romance Of
Miss Faye and Lew Ayres.
ROADSIDE-A new play, ''Wel-
come to His Excellency," by Doug
las Griesemer, will have it's first
performance anywhere at the Hal
pine barn showhouse next Tues
day, continuing for the week. The
effort Is a Satirical comedy OF dip
lomats and politics, laid in a for
eign country. Dennis ConneI will
portray the title role. that OF a
The Washington times., 1934-08-01
Radio Comics Sign

Molasses and January, blackface
comedy team on the "Showboat"
radio hour, are to make their
screen debuts, having been signed
by Paramount for roles in "MisSis-
sippi," a story of a Showboat
troupe. w. C. Fields and Lanny
Ross, tenor star on the same pro-
gram, are scheduled to appear in
the leading roles in the film.
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Crosses Big
Mr.. Cochran is very enthusias-
tic about his project, pointing out
that "The Music HALF on its open
ing week crossed $4,000, which is
about $4,000 more than any Of the
''ziegfield Follies" or other big
musical revues in the heyday OF
their careers could boast.
To use a slang expression, he
says that "You cannot get near
the places, they are so crowded."
and that "either one is worth
trip to New York to see."
He says that in his promotion
of the Belasco Theater some peo-
pie have said that Washington
was too small a city to support
this class of entertainment. Being
a true Washingtonian, he "burns"
at this. Says Steve: washing
ton last season was the number
one city in the United States to
support living entertainment, has
set records unsurpassed by cities
five times its size for theatrical
fare, so why shouldn't it support
this new form of amusement
which he describes as "four-in-
one entertainment" eat,
drink, dance and see show for
the price of one.
Sentimental ouch
There is also a sentimental
touch to Steve's enthusiasm Of
Billy Roses success, for three Of
his best pals finally made
Broadway" at the casino de
Paree"-Hughey Clarke (whom
he describes as a male Kate
Smith, whose last real job was
with Lou Holtz in "You Said IT,;
frankie Wheeler, who has been a
running mate with Lester Allen
in his vaudeville tours, and Jimmy
Morgan, whose summer home at
Lake Hopatcong he occasionally
visits.
They have an "old timers act
that is positive riot, as much
so as the place they work in.
Undoubtedly they are one of the
real reasons that Mr.. Rose has be-
come such a success, and the boys
have a swell contract signed,
sealed and delivered to tour the
presentation houses when Broad
way gets tired of them-which
will probably be long time.
To use the vaudevillian express
sion, 'They stop the show And
The Washington times., 1934-08-01

for a little more sentiment they
told the little fellow (Steve) that
if he opened his club in Washing
ton this trio insisted that they
should be on the opening bill if
they were free, and that they
would work for "cakes and coffee"
to assist him put it over.
Phil Harris Party
Phil Harris and Leah Ray were
guests of honor at a swanky
party given in the elegant Variety
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Club headquarters at the Willard
Hotel last night.
Carter Barron, mine host, really
did things up brown with a buf-
fet supper m everything. Leah
Ray, one of the few ladies who
can be beautiful in spite Of
deep sun tan, was gracious and
lovely guest.
The Washington times., 1934-08-01
LCOVer

By LLOYD PANTACES
PUBLICATIONS RIGHTS RESERVED

automatically speaking), and
Ann Dvorak cannot enjoy boiled
dinners, yet in "House-Wife" she
had to cook one and eat it.
Fred Keating, having never
seen an oil refinery, went to a
plant, got loose fingered with his
overcoat and dropped it down a
15-foot shaft, and, much to the
amazement of the workers who
told him it was too dangerous and
that his overcoat was ruined any
way, climbed down and took a
new pipe out of the pocket which
he had just broken in, then tossed
the coat back into the erl. Amt
he foolish?
The leopard changes his spots
at laSt-the heroine of "Anne Of
Green Gables" will not come to
the screen Gas the author planned
with freckles, on account OF Anne
Shirley, the little gal who is play
ing the lead, has a lovely clear
skin, and besides it be impossible
to put synthetic freckles on and
get them in the same spot every
day.
The following is the way we OF
the press ascertain whether or no
Bill Plant, principal Pictures pub
licity man is in or out of his office.
A plant has been put in an iron
hanger and when Plant is in, the
plant is out and when Plant is
out why the plant is in. This is
really worse than trying to say
"Peter Piper picked a peck OF
picked peppers"
Copyright 1884. by King Features
Syndicate. Incl
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Large Company

Over eighty bit and character
players will appear in Columbia's S
Broadway Bill" which is being
brought to the screen by Frank
Capra, with Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y featured.
The Washington times., 1934-08-01
Bainter's Niece

Dorothy Burgess, featured In
"Black Moon," starring Jack Holt,
is the neice, of Fay BANTER, ia
nous Broadway theatrical star,
who trained her for the stage.
The Washington times., 1934-08-01

automatically speaking), and
Ann Dvorak cannot enjoy boiled
dinners, yet in "HouSe-Wife" she
had to cook one and eat it.
The Washington times., 1934-08-01
Bv ANDREW R. KELLEY

dropped into the darkened National Thear yesterday aft
expecting find only the watchman Instead found
Cochran his desk with stenographer going fast
could with voumnous correspondence pertaining to the
the Beasco Theater into night club along the
lines of Billy Roses two temples in New York-The Music
Hall,, and the "Casino de Paree'
The Washington times., 1934-08-01
Steve Cochran, Back From Vacation, Is Enthusiastic
About Music Hall Idea at BeIasco

, Noticed among the throng OF
merrymakers were Turner Battle,
assistant Secretary of Labor; Mrs
Ann Young, Maurice Rommelly,
Dan Terrell, Martha Skidmore,
Raymond Bell and the missus
Lillian Cutlip, Nelson Bell, Aline
Dobyns, Eddie Melcher, Arthur
Reilly, Lou Brown (minus the
missus, who is still convalescing)
Carter Barron, George P. Mar
shall and loads of others.
Altogether, one of the pleasant
parties Of the year.
Roy Roberts Lead
Roy Roberts has succeeded
George McFarlane in the role Of
Chester CDynamite) Jones in the
New York cast of Sailor, Be
ware!" His performance in this
part in the National The
ater Players production of the
hilarious nautical comedy at
tracted so much attention that he
played the part with several stock
companies following the Wash
ington engagement, all of which
won him the role in New York
when George McFarlane had tc
leave the cast.
Phil LamPkin Back
Fresh from his vacation in
Hollywood, where he renewed
acquaintance with the film
stars, Phil Lampkin, southpaw
baton wielder of the Loew's Fox
concert orchestra, returned to
Washington last night full of
vim and vigor and announced
that patrons of the Fox would
hear excerpts from the opera
Martha" starting Friday.
During his Sojourn on the
West Coast, Lampkin visited
many of the large movie cathe-
drals and plans to introduce
during the coming season many
novelties to the Fox patrons.
La gaceta., 1934-04-27
CIUDADA-
NOS QUE POSEEN A

Washington, abrI Ella Sc
cIetaria de hacienda r9miti6
hoy al senado ina liSta de per-
sonas que poseen plata, inclu-
yendo a Everett Sanders, pre-
sidente del comite nacicnal del
Fartido republican,.
Ell presidente del comit9 de
~,asrntcs bancarios del senado.
Senad,r Fletcher, recibi6 esa lis
ia del s~ecretario Morgentau,
auien pide Sc lie otorgue la con-
sideraci6n necesaria.
Sanders figura en- la lista de
contratistas de plata, con un to-
al de $4,000 onzas.
Frank A. Vanderlip Jr., po-
see 100000 onzas; Jose l. Fran
ce, ex-senator republican, de
Maryland, 200, 900 onzas; Gene
Tuney, excampe6n de boxeo,
100000 onzas,, y E. L. Cord,
l1uen0 de una importantisima
compania de aeroplanos 2,251,-
POP onzas.
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CONTRA
|GRANDOVIICH

Dos a,.eUas del peso pssado.
muy comedies del p1blico de
Tampa, lucharan hoy en- Benja
min Field para decidir a Quien
-ur1esL1nde Ell tiUulc dc cam
pe6n de esa Arena.
huuu4pn Stlongoerg, ell ale
man, dara la revancha al pola-
go Grandovitch, a quien vencie,
ra hace p9cas semanas.
Gfandcyltch pesa 2oJ libras
Y su contrincante unas 220.
Jim Downing empleara hoy
les servicios de I'm nuevo arbi-
tro, Tommy Howard, Tn anti
quo residente de Atlanta.
Aralecen tamDien en- ell pro-
grama ell exfootbolista Weyland
de Tennessee, contra Jack Nc
Arthur, de los Angeles ell
j"canguro' 3uresh de OPP -nen-
te de Lou Ferrino; el griego Pc
Dire Ramos contra Charley Bar
tush, y Billy Williams d imi-
ra la competencia exclusiyamen
tie local con Jack Higgs.
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hace la parienta, que saben a
gloria. Tengo buen vino de Ca
rinena Y una cana blanda CO.
mo un nido de ruisenores.
-Pero...
It Dele listed. hombre, de
je listed.
-NamoS...
-Pasa listed ALI la noche. Y
de madrugada yemos los fruta-
les. listed calcula.. Y 81 Ie-con-
viene c3ntratarme toda la fru-
Ia, eS suya... Cerramos ell ira
to, y para Ia madurez la tiene
donde listed Olga. GQue lie pa
rece?
mo me parece mail Pero
il a incomodar a una casa. wi
We listed solo con 81 mujer?
No, senior, En- la casa prin-
cipal vive mi anna. digo, la que
La gaceta., 1934-04-27

las indicaciones que recibiera
de Garces, habiase instalado en-
ell mejor hotel de Calatayud.
Una especie de fonda-a9sa-
da, donde concurrian trajinan-
ties Y yiajeros.
Di6se a conocer como tratan-
tie en- frutas de embarque para
ell ~extranjero, y desde ell dia ST.
guiente tuvo algunas visitaS de
hortelanoS.
Dej6 con todos aplazados los
tratos, prometiendo pasar por
las reSpectivaS huertas.
Entire los que acudieron, una
vez esparcida la voz por las ca
sas de campo, contabase Pedro
2ubiales.
i Hombre!-dijole Sulpi-
cio.-Desde Madrid he tenido
noticiaS de listed,
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"A una media bora de Gala
tayud.
-Siento que sea va tarde Y
que no pueda If, porque me voy
manana. Para ESQ seria preci-
50 il muy temprano... y tengo
que If a 9traS huertas...
DE SECURE que cuando yea
mis- guindos Y mis- melocotone-
ros, no tendra necesidad de mo-
leStarse...
Sin embargo, he ofrecido...
-Mire listed: podemos hacer
una cosa.
-iQl6?
listed Sc viene a mi casa es
ia noche. ahora, conmigo.
-jY que?
ALI no ha de faltarle que
conner un buen arroz con polio
y unas fritadas de jam6n que
La gaceta., 1934-04-27
NUEVE CANDIDATES. TO-
MARION AVER Ell GAADO
DE CRUZADO,

Ell Castillo Crist6tal Col0n
mum. 7, de los Caballeros del A
guila de Orc, do aver ell "gra-
do de cruzado" a nueve candida
tos, Sres. Santiago Suarez, Ar
turo Cabot, Jose Rodriguez, Ma
rio Lacedonia, Eliseo Perez
Dfaz, Jose Antonio Chavez, Ma
ximo Alvarez, Arturo Paula y
Gustavo Ayala, Jr.
Mas de Glen personals concu-
rrieron a las ceremonies, efec-
tuadas en- ell palacio de la No
Wena avenida y Gale 16.
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LIGA AMERICANA

LIS camp re- de Ia L:ga a.
noe on ) ,ar4eras en- ell primer
inning, tres en- ell segundo y dos
en- ell octave para veneer a los
Medals I2ojas de Boston. Ma
nu5h, ell jardinero izquierdo, pc
90 3 hits e hizo 2 carreras. Ba-
tearon dos hits cada uno, de los
tr.unfadores, Cronin, Chute,
Harris, Travis y Berg.
Tn ''tubey' de Hayes, en- el
noveno inning, do la victoria :
les Atleticos sobre los Yankees
FL pitcher CascareIla alcanz6
5u segunda victoria de Ia tein-
porada.
SorrelI lanz6 por los Tigres,
a cinco los "hits" de
dos Medals Blancas. Castor eui-
pez6 ell desafio p0r ell Chicago
L fue sustituido por Wyatt, qre
no fermiti6 lie batearan de "hit
en- las dos ultimas entradas.
Boston 7c, 11h, De. 4
Washington 10c, 15h, De.
Chicago 1c, 5h, lie.
Detroit &c, Oh, lie.
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70, Panch6n Suarez.

Para ell mismo programa Sc
ha contratado a Saturnino LA
guirre, derpueblo de Los Pines
contra Luis Granados, I'm exsol
dado.
Rail Pedroso Sc batira con
Serapio Untier, ell gladiator de
GUanabacOa..
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70 llamo mi ANA.

70 llamo mi anna.
-GQuian es?
Una sehora... que hace mu-
chos amos vive ALI y que fue la
que Il $ regal6 la huerta cuando-
nos casamos la Juana y 20.
y Gquien mas?
y nuestra hija.
All! GTiene listed una hi
I'm sol, una virgen... no
porque 20 sea su padre. pero
en- Calatayud no Sc pasea nj a
eaballo nj a pie una muier mas
hermosa.
- Tendra novio?
i Hombre!.~ Como novio.
no tione. Pero anda detras de-
ella un %senorito, ell hijo de un
baron.
i Hola! IVA listed a empa.
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i Como! Isl?

&OAllo' GOA'
-iToma! GQuiem no conoce
ALI los melocUtones de los Ru-
biales, 81 no Sc comen otros en-
Palacio?
-rNo son maleios. no son
,malejos !-contest6 el baturro
con sonrisa de orgullo satiste-
chO.
-.Que 81 son buen7s. Pues
mire listed que traia intencio-
mes de no entenderme mas que
con listed.
-Pues a la ocasi6n la p;ntan
%calva, caballero, y va que estoy
aqui...
Els que 70 quisiera.,.
joe?
Yer la huerta.
-Cuando listed quiera.
u Esta muy lejos?
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FL TEMPO

Nublados parciales hoy Y ma
mana.
Vientos modorados del Este
y Sudeste.
Maxima temperature aver,
SO grades, minima, 65.
Marea alta a la :07 an m. y
1929 p. m. Marea baja a las
$40 a. m. y 7:28 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-04-27
BOXEO
I'RIUNFO DEL ASTURIANO
PENA

Paris, abril 27:-El asturia-
no Jose de la Pena Venci6 al
frances Alex Renault por pun
tcs, siendo muy ~aplaudido por
los espectadores.
BESIDE los primer9s asaltos ell
pugil espanol destac6 su mayor
habilidad.
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IN grupo de once, compues-

por los Sros. Alfrol2 I92es,
Juan 7. Rivera, Roberto Gar
Ga, Aniceto Faza, HerioerJo
Curbelo, T. Suarez, Francisco
FalIeiro, Manuel de la Parte,
Jose Antonio Hernandez, jose
Espina, Manuel ArnieIla y F,
lCanalejo, ingresaran dentro de
lp0c0s dias.
La gaceta., 1934-04-27
SUAREZ Y JUANCITO Pc
LEARAN EN- LA HABANA

Habana, abril 27.-En la A
rena Cerveza CRYSTAL peleara
ell sabado Kid Juancito, cam
pe6n villaclareno de las cate
gorias de peso mosca y bantam,
contra un diestro pdgil habane-
La gaceta., 1934-04-27
VA A VENDERSE LA MAYO
RIA DE ACCIONES DE LA
MADISON SQUARE GAR
DEN

New York, abril 27.-En los
circulos hien informados Sc di-
ce que la mayorfa de acciones
de la Madison Square Garden
ha sido puesta en- venta por Ri
chard F. Hoyt, presidente de la
corporation.
Hoyt Sc pas6 ell dia de aver
La gaceta., 1934-04-27
LA GACETA
en- confereneias, sin que los pc.

rioai .a5 p~aieIal ll4rirlr la
-lna--a@l.
A5seuIase que el nagoeio no
ha sido adn completado, pero
que Hoyt saIdra eI saoaGJ IN un
viaje de vacaciones.
La gaceta., 1934-04-27
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Con I'm cuadrangular por la
cerca del jardin del centric, en-
81 noveno inning, jim Bottom
ley do aver ell triufo a los Ro-
JOS de Cincinnati, Charlie Root,
81 pitcher de los Cubs, tuvo que
ser sustitUido por Timing.
Chuck Glein "dispar6" su cua-
triangular" del ano.
Ell pitcher Collins dej6 en- )
hits a los Gigantes, que solo
rudieron llegar dos wees al
home. Con sus ocho hits los
Phillies anotaron 3 carreras.
En- un duelo de pitchers Tom
Zachary llev6 la mejor parte,
dejando en- blanco a los bod
gers de Brooklyn. Leonard Ian
70 por los vencidos, permitien-
DO solo seis hits. Alfonso Lopez
peg6 un "jilote" en- 3 wees al
bate.
Les Cardenales Sc destapa-
ron a batear a partir del sept
mo inning, cuando ell catcher
Davis descarg6 un %"jonr6n", y
anotaron 10 carreras, con un to
tai de 16 hits. Hallahan limit6
a seis hits los batazos de los Pr
ratas.
La gaceta., 1934-04-27

Dickey, ell catcher de los Van
KEGS, aparece en- ell quinto lugar
entire los bateadores de su Liga.
La gaceta., 1934-04-27

Ell pitcher Parmalee, de los
Gigantes, ha sido operado de a.
pendicitis.
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Cincinnati sc, Oh, lie.
Chicago &c, Tn, De.
New York &c, 5h, lie.
Filadelfia &c, 8h, De,
Brooklyn DC, Oh, De.
Boston &c, 6h, lie.
ST. Louis 1Oc, 16h, De.
Pittsburgh 1c, Oh, lie.
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Folletin de La Gaceta No. All
La gaceta., 1934-04-27

Adi6s, senior Corruco; hasta
la vista.
Mediodiente baj6 la escalera,
entr6 en- un estanco, pidi6 un
POGO de gonna, y con ell mayor
cuidado cerr0 el sobre de la car
ia dirigida a Gustavo por su
mujer, y despues de ponerle un
sello la echo a la estafeta.
Diez minutes mas tarde, en-
traba de nuevo en- ell palacio de
Pena Roja.
CAPITULO XVIII
SinieStroS prop6sitos
Entire tanto que este ocurria
en- Madrid, SUlpicio, siguiendo
La gaceta., 1934-04-27
CAPITULO XVIII

Entire tanto que este ocurria
en- Madrid, SUlpicio, siguiendo
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
LAS EXPERIENCIAS DE
UN PROFESSOR RUSO

Madrid, abril 5.-Los peri6-
dicos publican informaciones
! relacionadas con las e~xperien-
Icias del professor russo SmirnoV
que ACADIA de devolver la vida,
con inyecciones en- el coraz6n a
un perro que habia sido electro
cutado.
Las inyecciones de una solu-
ci6n de potasio y CALICO lie fne-
ron aplicadas al animal a la me-
dia bora de haber sido declara-
dc muerto.
Sc r|ealizan las experiences
baio Ia direction del Institute
de Diagn6sticos FunciOnales y
los trabai2s de Smirnov Sc ba-
san en- la teOria del professor An
drev, que mantenia era possible
1o"clver la vida a una persona
vlct.ma de la enfermedad lla-
mazda angina de pecho.
Aseguraba ell professor An
drew que ei coraz6n de una vi"
TINA de la angina de pecho pa
rece paraliza1o y la sangre NJ
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
DESEA QUE LA EbAD DEL
ELECTOR Sc FILE EN- -
AMOS

st. Petersburg, abril 3 Ri
chard j. Bealnish, secreta"io de
estado de Pennsylvania, pronun
clio aqui un discurso aconsejan
do que la edad del elector Sc e
duzca desde 81 amos a 10. EN-
Russia, Italia y Alemaniq Sc con
cede ahora verdadera iniportan-
cia a la juvehtud, 10 que no ocu
e en- este pals, Francia e In
%glaterra."
Hitler, Stain y Mussolini-
agreg6 ell orador-llevan a ter
mino un pro?rama de dosenvol-
vimiento n%aciOnal, apoyaEdose
en- la juventud de ambos scxos'
Beamish es uno de los deiega
dos a ia c0nferencia de secreta-
de estado, que aqui Sc veri-
f;ca, concurricndo la reprtSen-
acton de Ia Cstad0s.
Cast todos los delegates e!o-
giaron aver la utilidad de las
de votar y el slstema
de bo,etas coltas.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
Ell FESTIVAL, DE MUSICA
DE LOS Institutes

Manana por Ia ncche Sc We
rificara en- la Universidad de
Tampa ell Festival de Musica
de los Institutes de la Florida,
con ell concurso de mas de 1000
aventajados estudiantes.
Hasta la nOche de aver &c ha-
bian inscripto $50 estudian'e.
segun el secretario del comite
executive Sr. Oliver A. Saaver
Esperase que ell numero de ms
cripciones aumente a 1,2)0 en-
la manana de hoy, inc'uyendc
100 maestr, y acompanantes.
Tampa presentara a I9venci-
tos de los Institutes PAM y
Hillsborough y las esc"pias pre-
paratorias Memorial Y Wood
row Wilson
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
DE ESPANA
TCTO PARTICULAR EN- FA-
NOR DEL CLERO

Madrid, anril 5.-El diputa-
do radical Arrazola ha preSen-
tado IN vote particular sobre
la ley de pcnsiones al clero.
Los puntoS princis aleS del
vote son los Siguientes: Sc ex-
ceptuan de les beneticioS de la
ley los clerigos que tenian asig-
NADIA dotaci0n superior a 1000
2eSetaS. Sc Senala como maxi
ma cantidad Anual, para las pen
SioueS, 10000 500 pesetaS, Y Sc
somara para fijar la aslgnaci6n
pasiva que ha de correspondent
a cada clerigo, la mitad del sue
10 que pereihiera en- 1881, Guam
10 el Sueldo no eXcedia de 2,00Q
esetas. La dotaci6n de las va
lntes ocurridaS en- cada ano.
e dedicara en- ell Siguiente a
armenian el tanto por clent,
ne han de recibir los partici-
Is hasta alcanzar los dos ter
Cs. FL crGditO anual de 10000,
800 pesetas, para el page de es-
- ia E 4.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

Habana, abril 5.-En tcda la
Rapublica ha cauSado p%rofun-
da pena la muerte del coronei
Roberto Mendez Penate, jafe de
la agrupaci6n nacionalista.
Ell DR.. Mendez Penate muri6
aver a consecuencia de un dis
paro de revolver que Sc hiciera
en- su domicilio, poniendo fin a
una larga carrera de patriora,
politico Y revolucionario.
Tenia 65 amos de edad y as
piraba a que su amigo, el coro-
mel Mendieta, 10 designara E9ra
presidente del Consejo de Esta-
do.
La actitud de Mendieta, que
por componenda politica deSig,
no a Carlos Manuel de la trs2
para csc cargo, sorprendI0 & Pc
nate, Y dicese que hubo de in
fluir mucho Ell su fatal deter,
minaci6n.
Tan pronto ell Presidente fut
informado de 10 sucedido, Sc
traslad6 al Hospital donde Sc
hallaba SUI companero, en- corn
pania del DR.. Rodolfo Mendez
Penate, hermano del suicide !
secretario de trabajo.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

Los fascistas de Dollfuss a
caban de prohibir la circula-
ci6n en- su teritorio, en- la des-
venturada Austria, de perio-
ci6n en- SUI territorio, en- la des-
The Saturday Evening Post Y
American Magazine.
En- la mediatizada repub'i-
ca a~ustriaca Sc gobierna ar-
tualmente en- nombre de- dos
y no queremos suponer, con
motive de ese bando anti-demo
cratico, que "publicaciones"
tan morigeradas, tan serieci-
tas, "esten dejadas de la mano
de Dios.
FL pueblo de Viena ha per-
dido SD libertad y los conceja-
les electos por los socialists y
los otrso partidos no gobiernan
va, sustituidos por clerigos al
servicio de la Dictadura.
iEs l6gico suponer cue los
socialistas fueron acosados, ase
sinados y encarcelados en- nom
bre de la excelsa bondad cris-
tianisima del canciller y su re-
accionario ejercito?
Todavia Sc ~persiste en- mez-
clar a Dios con los gobiernos
desp6ticos y con los mas crue-
les y necios tiranos y verdugos
politicos.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

Ell coronel Mendez Penate,
sin ser I'm hombre nuevo, era
IN ciudadano de mejOres an
tecedentes revolucionarios y
p~atri6ticos que el hombre selec-
cionado por Mendieta.
Ell P~residente provisional de
be zanzibar DE- rumbo, de 2rien-
taci6n, Y esperemos que de elem
plo doloroso e inevitable le sir
va ell suicide de su fiel amigo y
colaborador.
Y a la viuda del distinguido
cubano, hoy attributable, quere-
mos expresarle la honda pena
de la colonia latina de TamOa.
Matand2se, el coronel Men
dieta ha probable 81 lealtad a
los principles revolucionarios!