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The Washington times., 1934-01-23

But what's just as important
these days, the new movies will
give employment to more than
$4,000 persons.
Among the pictures which will
start in the next few weeks are
Finishing School," with Frances
Dee, Ginger Rogers, Billie Burke
and Mitzie Green; Crime Doc
tor" Family Man." with Give
Brook; Dance Of Desire" with
Dolores Del Rio and an all star
cast; Strictly Dynamite" with
Jimmy Durante; "Alien Corn"
with Ann Harding; "Of Human
Bondage" with Leslie Howard;
"Stingaree," and others.
Directors Influence
Marriage or no marriage, the
Carlo Mamoulian combination has
brought about some amazing
changes in the amazing Swede.
The Roumanian director, though
not romantically attractive man
by any means, has used just the
right tactics with the northern
belle, both from professional and
social StandpointS, besides exert
ing an influence that is not with
out its touch Of ''Svengali" Dur
ing making of "Christiana" it was
Mamoulian who won all the ar
guments with Garbo, who didn't
FTank about going home" at all!
She just worked-and she worked
the way Mamoulian wanted her
to-and not according to her
lights on many scenes when ar
guments arose.
And as if that weren't enough,
he had her dining in public res
taurantS with him, night after
night, dancing at the Grove-and
even posing informally for pic
lures at luncheon with him! So
it's either love or hypnotism-but
we don't think they'll get married
unless, of course, she feels she
needs the publicity! Yeah, we're
just kidding.
Irving ("Cotton") Warburton,
U. S. C.'s all-American quarter
back, is going into the movies.
Not as an actor, mind you-not
yet anyway. But he started work
yesterday on a part-time job in
the cutting rooms! He'll work
his way up from there. He'll
have to!
Harry Wardell, who is Daryl
zanuck's court jester" at the
moment, found himself stranded
down in Caliente, where the
horses and the roulette wheels
were all running the other
way" So a pal of Harry's in
Hollywood got the following wire
quite suddenly: Busted, disgust
ed, distrusted-send me 25!"
Hmm, m-m-n; we hear tell
that Claire Melchoir, who is the
ex-wife of Lyle Talbot, is making
tests daily for two studios, and
that she'll be coming to Holly
wood any minute. And that's
not all. We hear that Lyle, from
whom she was parted just before
he came here, is the one who ar
ranged a test for her with War
ner Brothers, and, if it is success
full, they will offer her con-
tract. And we hear that Lyle
and Claire have been long-dis-
tancing each other pullenty-so
that when and if she does show
up in Hollywood there may be a
The Washington times., 1934-01-23
Ray Baker, Booker

Ray Baker, Nevada's handsom-
est politician, former director of
the U. S. Mint, ardent playgoer
and pal of Barrister Joseph P.
Tumulty, is in charge of lining
up stars for the President Roose-
velt-Warm Springs Foundation
birthday dance and entertain
ment at the Hotel Shoreham next
Tuesday night.
Managing Director Baker an
nounced last night that Eddie
Duchin's Central Park Casino or
chestra is one star in a group of
headliners that will provide a
memorable program. More about
this later.
The Washington times., 1934-01-23
HOT 1: :: :: From,
HOLLYWOOD!
By GWYNN
Enecial to The WashingtOn Timea

HOLLYWOOD Jan. 23.-Meran c. Cooper, Radio produc-
on chief has been absent from his studio duties for
months due Illness but he certainly has had things hum
ming since he returned to his desk last week Yesterday
announced the immediate production of II pictures in
volvng the expenditure of four million dollars
The Washington times., 1934-01-23

visit to Thomas Circle since he
was maestro there. incidentally
Charlie Wright and his band end
their engagement at Michel Thurs
day night. j. Harold Murray
who was Mr.. Ziegfeld's star bari
tone in "Rio Rita, now a network
headliner, will send over his top
notes as the Fox No. l act beginn-
ing Friday.
The Washington times., 1934-01-23
Random Shots

The only one down at the train
to meet Chevalier last night was
Francis Lederer. Mary Nash.
one of Broadway's famous, gets
to Hollywood next week for flick.
ers. That pretty blonde dong
the late spots with Woody Van
Dyke is Ruth Mannix. . Guy
Lombardo is packing them in so
at the Grove that no one is now
admitted into the place after 10
o'clock. Marie Dressler, out Of
her house and around again
first time in over a MONTH. :.
Gene Markey and Katherine
Scola have finished scripting
"Goin' to Town." which is Jimmy
Cagney's next. Gloria Stuart
was once newspaper reporter in
upstate California. Russ Co.
lombo has gone social and gotten
himself a house in Beverly Hills
Eddie Foy, jr, just signed a
five-year ticket with Hal Roach
to star in bunch of shorts.
All the producers are suddenly
getting hot and bothered about
Theodore Dreiser's "Sister Carrie"
and it is about time. Play
wrights Elmer Harris and Ernest
Paschal will both be New York
bound soon, the former to produce
his new play, and the latter vaca-
tioning Ann Dvorak and her
husband, Leslie F'enton, are about
to ditch their movie career for
the second time, and go to Vienna
to study acknowledgement, hon.
est! They already have ostab-
lished a small laboratory in their
The Washington times., 1934-01-23
Desmond as Mimic

Florence Desmond, the English
mimic who has been delighting
Hollywood parties by her take-offs
of the cinema celebrities, gives
an exhibition of her versatility
in the new Will Rogers picture,
"Mr. Skitch."
The Desmond canoes in the
feature which was previewed yes
terday are Lupe Velez, Katharine
Hepburn, ZaZu Pitts, Greta Garbo
and Jean Harlow. The previeW
audience voted the Hepburn and
Pitts carbons very good copies.
"Mr. Skitch" opens at Loew'S
Fox Theater on Friday.
Miss Desmond is now touring
the vaudeville circuits as fea-
tured entertainer with the Ed
die Cantor revue.
The Washington times., 1934-01-23
OF Terry Duffy.
Cheers For Mav

Mary Pickford was cheered for
eleven minutes after her first
performance at the Metropolitan
theater in Boston. Harleigh B.
Schultz of the Boston American
timed the reception. Sounds like
Mary was nominated for mayor
of Roxbury or sumfin. Pete
MaciaS of Heigh-Ho went night
clubbing last night. He climbed
into that fancy new buggy of his
and paid a visit to Club Michel
and the Madrillon. First Macias
The Washington times., 1934-01-23
Cohan Cold to Films

Warner Bros. bought Alexander
Woollcott and George S. Kauf-
mans detective drama, 1.-The
Dark Tower" It ran 10 weeks in
New York.
The story is that the play was
ready to close at the end of nine
weeks when somebody discovered
the rented furniture costing $640
a week became the producers
property if the play ran 10 weeks.
So the extra eight performances
were scheduled and the SittingS
acquired.
Gilbert Miller owns the London
rights.
Metro-G Goldwyn- Mayer h a S
bought the Theater Guilds cur
rent hit, Eugene O'Neill's "Ah
Wilderness" They would like to
have George M. Cohan play the
star role in the picture as he does
in the play. Up to the present
moment they have not induced
Mr.. Cohan to accept.
It seems that Mr.. Cohan has
never quite recovered from his
first experience in Hollywood. On
his initial visit to the Paramount
lot a tenth assistant property boy
announced he had been sent by
the front office to find out what
Mr.. Cohan had ever done on the
stage.
M-G-M is now considering a
plan for making "Ah Wilder
ness" in the East. That would en-
able Mr.. Cohan to be within walk
ing distance of his beloved Broad
The Washington times., 1934-01-23

the new star is a stranger to
washington screen audiences. So
Hardie Meakin forwards these
vital statistics:
He made a sensational hit in
Berlin in Max Reinhardt pro-
duction Of Romeo and Juliet"
He played the lead role in the
continental version of "Wunder
Bar" afterwards acted in this
country by AL Jolson. This was
recently made into a picture by
Warner Bros. with the same Mr..
JolSon as the movie star.
He played the lead role in
London in "Cat and the Fiddle"
proving he has a good singing
voice.
Mr.. Lederer Is 26 years old, is
6 feet tall, weighs ITO pounds,
has black hair, dark eyes and is
called a student and an idealist.
At the present moment, between
pictures, he is acting in Autumn
Crocus" on the Los Angeles stages
The Washington times., 1934-01-23

CONSTITUTION HALL-2d MATINEE CONCERT
TUESDAY AFT. JAN. 30, 4:4O p. NJ.
The Washington times., 1934-01-23

big reconciliation to the tune of
Hearts and Flowers"
The Washington times., 1934-01-23

Foreign Actor Nominated For Highest
Honors After His Broadway Triumph
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
~INGLATERRA HA INVITA-
DO AL JAPON, FRANCIA
h ITALIA

Londres, mayo 29.-Se ma
sabido aqui que ademas de invi-
tar a los Estados Unidos a sos
tener conversaciones bilatera-
les sobre los problemas nava-
les, ell gObierno ha remitido in
vitaciones al Jap6n, Francia e
Italia .
Estados Unidos acept6 va la
invitaci6n, pero aun no han con
testado esos Otros pafses.
La condensation americana
declara que las conversaciones
iniciaies deben mantenerse por
los canales diplomaticos, pero
indicando que 81 la discussion Sc
extiende pudiera hacerse una
exploration de los puntos tecni-
cos, con la ayuda de los exper-
tos de cada pals.
rrez Plaza.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
DISSERTATION SOBRE Ia
MUJER Y Ell HOGAR
MARR0QUI

Madrid, mayo 29.-EI musuI
man Maimon Mohatar disert6
en- ell Ateneo sobre la mujer y
eel hogan marroqui, describien-
do la c9stumbres de la mujer
urbana y la campesina el ma
trimonio, la poligamia, la edu-
caci0n antigua y la moderna,
etc.
Trato de demogtrar EN- los
tiempos que precedieron a la
expulsion de los moros de Es-
pana, la mujer musulmana era
cuitfsima, superior al hombre
en- ilustraci6n y con9cimientos.
Achac6 la quiebra de la eco
musuImana al descubri-
miento de America.
Mohatar sehal6 los puntos de
identidad racial, no separando
al musulman del castellano, ST.
no m~ostrando la actual inferio-
,ridad de cultura en- el otro lado
del estrecho.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
ENMIENDA CO~NSTITUCIO-
NAL CONTRA LOS JAPO-
NESES

Toxic, mayo 29.-Se ha reel
Dido aqui la noticia de que ell
BraSilacaba de aprobar una en-
mienda a la constitution, en- per
juicio de los inmigranteS iapo-
neSeS.
FL correSponSal en- Sac Paolo
de- peri6dico nacionaliSta Mi
chi" dice que un cierto minis
tro, en- quien cOnfiaba el emba-
jador HayaShi, traicion6 a eS-
tie, y que la preston de otro gran
poder agrav6 ell problema.
En- los primeros dias del mes
de JUNO entrara EN- vigor la res
tricci6u inmigrat0ria brasile-
ma, que fila la Quota de 2fc a
nual paa los ciUdadano SIDE to-
do slos paiSes, fernando por ba-
Sc los inmigrantes mandados dc
cada uno en- los ultimoS so
amos.
CalcdlaSe que mas de 100000
.japoneses haitian en- ell Brasil,
Iaricularmente EN- ell territorio
de Sac Paolo.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
Un Nuevo Tratado Cubano Americana

Habana, mayo 29.-Un Sc
cretario del gabinete del coro-
mel Mendieta manifesto en- la
manana de hoy que un nuevo
tratado Sc firmara entire Cuba
Y los Estados Unidos, dejando
sin valor la Enmienda Plat, en-
un Immediate future.
Por la Enmienda Plat ell go
bierno do los Estados Unidos
puede intervenir en- Cuba 81 no
Sc ofrecen garantias a los ciu-
dadanos eXtranjeros, Y 81 no Sc
adoptan imprescindibles medi-
das sanitarias.
La policia custodia hoy los In
cares donde residen ell embaja-
dor americana, Mr.. jefferson
Caffery, y el primer secretario
de la embajada, II. Freeman
Matthew's .
Ell autOm6vil del secretario
fu6 atacado aver por cuatro j6-
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
LAS TROPAS P~ARAGUAYAS
LANZARON OTRO ATAQUE

Buenos Aires, mayo 29.-Las
trCPas paraguayaS ha nlanzado
Otro ataque en- los sectores de
Las Conchitas Y P~ilcomayo, en-
la IONA de guerra del Chaco.
Sc continua c0mbatiendo
frente al fuerte Ballivian, la
posici6n mas fuerte de Bolivia
Y centric de una Inca de diez
millas.
Tres divisiones paraguayas
[racasaron la semana pasada
en- el intento de romper el ala
izquierda de Bolivia.
Una noticia Official de La paz
informa que la posicion de Ca
NADIA, de los paraguayos, ha ca
%pitulado, luego de un combate
cuerp0 a cuerp0.
Los peri6dicos de Bolivia e
nalan en- 1900 ell n1mero de pri
si9neros hechos, en- 1000 el nd-
nero de muertos heChos a los
paraguayos Y EN- 5000 el de he
ridos.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29

venes que lie rompieron ell para
brisas, amenazando al chofer y
diciendole que debia regresar a
los Estados Unidos.
Cuando los individuos destro-
aaron el parabrisas, uno de
eElos ~pruferia estas palabras:
"Esto es para Mathews.
All e~nterarse de que habia ST.
do atacado ell autom0vil del Sc
cretario, ell embajador Caffery
manifesto que contra su resi-
dencia, hace tres semanas, in
dividuos desconocidos hicieron
algunos disparos.
Charles Taylor es ell nombre
del chOfer del secretario de la
embajada Y residia en- Wash
ington.
Los ~atacantes viajaban en- un
autom6vil marca Ford, sin IL
cencia, y realizaron la aggression
en- la Quinta Avenida, no lejos
del domicilio de Mr.. Caffery.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
DECLARACIONES DEL DR..
JORGE MANACH

Habana, mayo Eel secre-
tario de instruction. Pdblica,
Jorge Manach, Sc refiri6 al
ataque hecho contra la residen-
ella del embajador americana y
ell incidente con ell chofer del au
tom6vi ldel secretario de la en-
bajada, asegurandO que comu-
nistas y machadistas desean
hoy la caida del actual gobierno
de Cuba.
Cree ell secretario que la en-
mienda Plat debe ser abolida
cuanto antes, de modo que la in
dependencia de Cuba no Sc yea
amenazada por los desmanes de
los terroristas y machadistas.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
I'm party

Ou parry
La simpatica Srta. Annie
Hernandez, enthusiastic miembro
de la LOgia EsperanZas del Ho-
gar, perteneciente a la Orden
Caballero de la Luz, fue aver OBJ
seqUiada por sus padres los eg-
pesos Annie y Candida Herman
dez, en- su hogan de la Gale ID
numero 2401, con motive de su
cumpleanos.
Los conocidos trovadores her
manos Barcena, Bernardo La
Osa, Enrique Risso y Eduardo
Enriquez, cantaron en- honor a
la festejada. Despues Sc bail6.
ALI estaban las senoras Ali
cia Vallina, Nena Glamour,
Juana Alvarez, Maria DelgadO,
Rosa Euentes, Florence Yeak-
ley, Maria Hernandez, Romelia
Rodriguez, Altagrasia Valdes,
IsabelPino, Graciela Voiseno,
Coralia aBviera, Lucrecia Ra-
mos, Ana L. Hernandez, Fracie
la de la Tore y America Bar
cena, Y las sehoritas Hortensia
Vallina, Teresa Roman, Rosalia
Pine, Hortengia Pine, Maria A
villa, Silvia Yogle, Pillar Alton
so, Ramona Gomez, Rosa Valli-
ma, Margarita Alvarez, Alicia
Hernandez, Anita Hernandez,
Dora de la Osa Y Maria Villa
real.
cesar RjUerO.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29

los Estados Unidos en- Cuba,
con el fin de d~estruir ell presti-
gio de los Estados Unidos en- la
America latina.
Asegura que ha dado conse-
jos a las companies americanas
Sobre los peligros que sus en-
pleadoS corren en- Cuba, Y ha
pedido a sus amigos que Sc mar
chen de csc pals hasta que la ST.
tuaci6n quede completamente
dominada.
Sostiene que los ataques he
chos en- la Habana no son con-
ira Caffery o Mathews, sino
contra las buenas relaciones de
Cuba y los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
John Barrett s~ostiene que los anarquistas estan
organizados en- Miami, B. Aires y Montevideo

DHabana, mayo 29,-El pana-
mericanista John Barrett, que
fuera director de la Union Pan
Americana Y ministro de los
EstadoS UnidoS en- Panama, Co
Y Argentina, declare "a
yer en- Washington que anar-
quistaS bien organizados tratan
de destruir ell prestigio Y los
efectos de la poIitica de "buen
v%ecino" del presidente Roose-
welt.
Barrett dice que esos elemen-
toS eStan organizados en- la Ha-
bana, Miami, Buenos Aires v
NJ 2ntevideo Y que Su prop6sito
es provocar la intervention de
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
Ell CADA-
YER DE UNA MUCHACHA-
CHA DE % AMOS

Sacramento, Cal, mayo 20
La policia ~investiga hoy la
muerte de la Srta. Virginia
Johnson, de % amos, hiia del
tesorero del estado, Sr. Charles
Johnson, cuyo cuerpo, par
cialmente quemado, fu6 encon-
trado aver.
Los investigadores asegUran
que la muchacha habia muertn
buando lie derramaron aceite
de carbon a sus vestidos, en- una
cOchera, a tres cuadras de sl
domicilio.
No Sc han enc0ntrad0 eViden
cias de lucha, pero los familia-
res sostienen que Sc trata de un
asesinatO.
Cerca del cuerpo Sc encontra-
ron cinco f6sforos usados, unO
no usado y un frasco que auh
contenia aceite de carbon.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
CONTINUANCE PIDlENDO ELECCIONEs EsTRlCTAMEN
TIE IMPARCIALES. WELLES Y CAFFERY SON
DOS F~RACASADOS

con "forros' y maniobras ilici-
taS.
Y la p~rotesta que hoy formu-
lam0s es la misma de aver, por-
que en- los dltimos diez amos he
mos venido constantemente de
fendiendo la pureza, la decencia
electoral, y practicando con ell
cuando nos ha sido po-
sible.
IA quien recurrir para que
en- las primarias de JUNO ell pue
bio eXprese libremente su cri-
terio, 81 nque 10 enganen los je-
fes politicos de "a~gallas''?
No podrian las autoridades
federales, que estan bien infor
madas de 10 que por AGA sucede,
tomar "jurisdiccion' y dar a los
electores ell new DEAL que fer
vientemente piden?
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
IEMBARQUE DE MARIANA
A LOS ESTADOS UNfDOS

Valencia, mayo 29.-El go
bierno espanOl ha conseguido
de los Estados Unidos la auto
Fizaci6n de %embarques de naran
ia, del tipo Valencia, para ell Ca
via New York, desde ell
is de octubre al Is de MARIO
de cada ano.
Esto significa que los consul
midOres americanos comienzan
a variar de parecer con respec-
to a las frutas espanoias, como
recientemente sUcediera con la
iva de Almeria.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

En- ell dfa de aver arribaron
los vapores Agwidale, Coppen-
name y Pawnee; la motonave,
Southland y las goletas General
Tosta, Miss C. B. Y la w. M.
Delphia.
Zarparon los vapores Flori-
da, lakewood, Oregon y Pola-
rine.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
ARRESTADO Ell PADRE
QUE MATO A SUS Qua
TRIO HIJAS

New York, Mayor 9,-La po-
licia arrest6 anoche a John Nc
Hale, IN obrero sin trabajo, que
el pasado II de MARIO matara a
sus cuatro pequenas hijas, la
mayor de seis amos, p~eRandoies
en- el craneo con un martillo.
Sc hizo ell aresto cuando Nc
Hale Sc dirigia a una casa que
en- otras ocasiones habia va vi
sitado. No hizo resistencia y con
fes6 ell hOrrendo crimen.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
AUMENTO LA EXPORTA-
CION URUGUAYA AL JA-
pom

Montevideo, mayo 29.-El 90
bierno anunci6 aver que las ex-
portaciones al Jar6n han au-
mentado grandemente como re-
sultado del acuerdo de mandar
una comisi6n de comercio a csc
pals, En- 1929 las exportaciones
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
SOCIALES

Para la ciudad de Miami
partieron los nuevos esposos,
en- viaje de bodas. Ella vestia
un elegante traje color palido,
,adornado con un ramo de roSas
rojas.
Para ellos nuestros mejores
deseos y que la dicha no deje de
sonreirles.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
Russia AUMENTO Ell PRE-
Go DEL PAN

Moscu, mayo 29.-El gobier-
no Soviet dispuso aver que a
partir del primero de JUNO Sc
aumenta ell precio del pan.
AL mismo tempo orden6 un
aumento en- los sueldos y jorna-
les de t0das las personas que
reciban paga minima, y a las
cuales afectara al subida del
pan.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
Bcda intima

Bcda intima
En- la tarde del pasado do
mingo contrajerOn matrimonio
los jovenes Tony B. Valdes,
empleado de este peri6dico, y la
Srta. Daisy Ellen Gordon.
Actu6 en- representation de
la Ley ell conocido Notario Sr.
Candida Perez, y en- calidad de
testigos ell Sr. Henry Pumarie-
ga y la Sra. Micaly Rotolo.
Nuestra felicitaci6n a la feliz
pareja.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29
La boda de anoche

La boda de anoche
Ante ell altar mayor de la
iglesia Nuestra Sonora de las
Mercedes, Sc juraron aver "a
NOR eterno~ la elegante y bella
Srta. Lily de la Parte y ell a
puesto j6ven Armando Corrales
Jr., pertenecientes a distingui-
das familias de la loca1idad.
A los acordes de una Marcia
nupcial y acompanada por los
padrinos, Sra. Virginia Cone y
Sr. Jose Mendez, hizo su entra-
da en- ell temple la feliz pareja.
Vestia la gentil desposada I'm
precioso traje de raso blanco
llevando en- sus manos IN her
moso bouquet de lirios del va
lie.
Tn conjunto encantador, for
mado por las Srtas. Ines Roche,
Elena Botino, Maria Teresa
Ruiz, y Eloina Corrales, que
vestfan elegantes trajes prima-
verales, fueron damas de no.
nor.
Terminada la ceremonial tu-
vo efecto una lucida reception
en- la avenida 10 nGmero 1904,
Residential del ST.. Oscar r. Pa
checo, a la que asistio 10 mas
distinguish de nuestra socie-
dad.
Numerosisimos los regalos,
que con finisimas ~tarjetas ocu-
paban toda una habitacion de
la casa.
Asistieron las senoras Rosa
Roche, Maria Panclaso, Ofelia
. Rodriguez, Virginia Cone,
Herminia Cuervo, Maria Ro-
driguez, Mercy Gutierrez, Hor
tensia Dominguez, Emily Noa,
Concha Sanchez, Edelmira
Mcrgado, Martina Fernandez,
Elena, Olga y Laura Martinez,
Josefina y Dalia Fernandez,
Elisa Martinez, Sara del Ba-
rrio, Beatriz Gonzalez, Emilia
Gomez, Rosa Prado, Candida
Rodriguez y America Casanue-
va, y las senoritas: Maria Ca
sal, Carmen Perez, Dalia Ro-
driguez Elione Corrales, Ines
Roche, Helen Botino, Matilde
Gonzalez, Alta Castro, Nena
Colmenares, Ada del Barrio,
Maria Rodriguez, Ines Ma
yor, Rita Gutierrez, Perla Noa,
Elena Roig, H. Rodriguez, Ma
Fernandez, Josefina Coma
lez, Amelia Ago Celia Garcia,
Elena Gonzalez, Della BOrre-
go. Sue Mae Carol, Imogene
Kersey, Amelia Escalante in
teresante p~residenta de la Sec
zion de Damas del Centre Es-
panol; Juana Fleitas, Della
Hernandez, Margaret Gonza-
lez y oneida Rodriguez.
Con riquisimo ponche hela-
dos y "cakes' Sc obsequi6 a la
distinguish concurrencia.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29

La anuncia ell Castillo Ponce
de Leon, de los Aguilas de Orc,
para los dias 3 y A, en- los terre-
nos de La Columna.
Varies candidates politic9s
hahlaran sobre sus planes futu-
ros, en- este festival.
Dare mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1934-05-29

al Jap6n Sc valuaron en- $1,000
pesos y Ell ano pasado en- 1927,
600. Hasta la fecha de hoy, en-
este ano, llegan las exportacio-
nes a $4,000.