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Evening star., 1934-12-06

evergreen creeper, he certainly would
cash in handily on the approaching
Christmas trade. In two years of var
sity competition he twice has been
chosen on the all-Eastern conference
five, twice given honorable mention
on the all-America and last year
named on the all-Eastern.
Old Man Injury Jinx has been a
meddlesome character in this Hoya S
court career; an eye and an arm
being put out of commission forced
him down to runner-up berth" in
the 1894 season. But while his left
wing was undergoing repairs Ed per-
formed against Army and Yale, and in
spite of the ailing flipper was voted
the best player to appear on the basket
ball floors of those two high-ranking
institutions. But he missed top
honors in the leagues individual scor-
ing by scant margin.
Just Point Behind.
TN HARGADEN'S first varsity year
he lacked one point of grabbing of
the high-score gatherer distinc-
ton and would no doubt have made
the grade If the bus taking him tc
West Virginia hadn't failed to do so
When the interstate juggernaut's en-.
gine started missing-Ed's name was
missing from the lineup!
GeorgetoWn's newest quint is built
around this all-America prospect. His
uncanny eye, dazzling speed and all
around cleverness in handling the
overgrown leather-covered balloon sets
pace for the rest of the quint
If they can stand it, G. U. will have
a flashy page in the history of cage
ball!
Evening star., 1934-12-06
|KARPOW|CH MADE
| c. j. GRID LEADER
Star Tackle Unanimously
EIeCted-Won Berth as
Regular This Fall.
PoPEYE) KARPo-

TDWARD (POPEYE) KARPO-
H WICH has been elected cap
l tain of the 1885 Catholic Uni
versity foot ball team. The
choice was unanimous. The new
Red Bird captain is from Duquesne,
Pa, suburb of Pittsburgh, and is
a graduate of Dickinson Seminary
of Williamsport, Pa.
KarpoWich, who succeeds Bill Con-
ter of Minneapolis, Mimi, is a junior
in the School of Economics, and is
the second lineman in two years to
be awarded the leadership
The new Cardinal leader played
regular tackle on the freshman team
IN 1882. and substituted for John
Nally at the same position on the
varsity his sophomore year.
This season he won a regular
tackle berth and played consistent
foot ball. His work was outstanding
in the Holy Cross, Manhattan. West
ern Maryland and Duquesne games.
He was unanimously picked as one
OF the two outstanding linemen to
play in Pittsburgh this season, which
includes such elevens as Minnesota.
Southern California, Purdue, Notre
Dame and Bucknell.
KarpoWich stands feet 3, and
weighs 2l5 pounds.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
TAkSIL BASkETERS
BOOK 29 CONTESTS
Open Season Tomorrow Against
Frederick Team-Few Vets
on Schools Squad.
~AKOMA-s1LVER SPRING HIGH
/ SCHOOL basketers will open a

"NAkOMA-SlLNER SPRING Huh
i SCHOOL basketers will open a
schedule of at least % games
tomorrow on the home floor, enter
tanning St. Johns of Frederick.
Only two members of the Taksils
are seasoned players, but with large
squad on hand, hopes are high for a
formidable team Sammy Wolfe, all
Montgomery County player last year,
has clinched a forward post, While
Johnny Fitzgerald. guard, also seems
certain of regular job.
The schedule:
December r. St Johns OF Frederick. at
home; l.. Bowie al home. IA, Poolesvllle
at home; 15. Mount 81. Joe at Baltimore;
is. Kendall Green at home' Il. alumni
January 4. Gaithersburg at home 8.
washington and Lee at home; o., Bowie
Washington and Lee at Ballston; l6. Be
Aiexandrla; % Damascus at Damascus
26. Mount St. Joe at home: ~. PooIes-
VILE al Poolesvllle; 81. Hyattsvllle at
February l. ST. Johns at Frederick; .:
charlotte Hall at home s. Rockville at
home j.. Damascus at home, 10. ,A!ex-
anQrla al home: Is. western at nome
-. Gaithersburg a. GatithersbpBrs 52' S
'WayneSboro at WayneSboTo. "a. 20,
Hyattsville at Hyattsvllle.
March /. Rockville tourney at Rock
might games
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Stagg Sees Self
Coaching at 80

By the Associated Press.
CTOCKTON. Calf. December 6.
= Amos Alonzo Stagg, 72-year-
old coaching marvel, expects
to be doing the same thing when
he's go
From the way feel now. I ex-
pect that at 80 years I will be
active and able to run about and
coach foot ball teams" said the
gridiron patriarch who now is
coaching at the College of the
Pacific.
Il get in a little exercise every
morning. First run and walk a
mile and a half or SO. Then I bat
tennis ball around a few hum
dred times. Then I run and walk
back home"
Evening star., 1934-12-06
VIRGINIA QUINTET
STARTS TOMORROW
Opens Against Bridgewater With
Bright outlook-Has Eight
Letter Men on Squad.

UNIVERSITY, Va, December O.
Virginia's basket ball team will
open the indoor Winter sport sea-
son with a game against BridgeWater
College tomorrow night in the Memo
rial gymnasium.
Virginia will have eight letter-men
on the varsity squad this year, but
not all of them may get into action
in the opening game. The court vet
erans are Henry Sturm. Orlin Rogers.
Lucien Cox, forwards: Davis Marrett,
Tommy johnson and Harold Gist,
guards, and Roy Smith, center.
In addition to these veterans. Coach
Gus Tebell and Reggie Hudson. first
year coach, who has been helping him.
have a group of promising newcomers
in Fred Zeisberg, Robert Abbitt, Bus
Male, A. B. Connor, Jimmy Twyman
and Bob Weiss.
Johnson and Connor have been out
for basket ball only since the foot ball
season ended. Male is still bothered
by the dislocated shoulder that kept
him from playing foot ball.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Preacher on Squad.

cTAFFORD CASSELL, who entered
= A. U. from Dickinson seminary
this Fall and is a junior, appears
to have good chance to land guaro
lob. He is a licensed preacher. He
played strongly at quarterback for the
Eagles on the grid this year. Bob
Gillette. Washington high school grad
uate, who played no basket ball IN
high school, is showing promise as
forward and Leonard Harris OF
Manchester, Conn, is another promising
aspirant.
A. U. misses the services of several
members of last seasons court squad
who are not eligible scholastlcally
Scholastic requirements we're raised
several months ago at American.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
READING, Pa.-Vic Christy, 206
California, defeated Boris Demetrof,
2lO, st. Louis, 43:11 (Demetroff un-
able to continued.
HOLYOKE, Mass.-Len Macaluso
2l9 East Aurora, N. Y, threw Casey
Kazanjian, 2l2, California, 60:33.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Eagles in ii Games.

TOURTEEN games have been booked
for the Eagles, in addition to
the opening match with Hamp-
den-Sydney. A game with the alumni
also will be played, the date to be
set later.
Here's the A. U. card:
December IA, Hampden-Sydney
10. Maryland State Normal.
January 8, Lynchburg' II, Virginia
Medical College. at Richmond; II,
Randolph Macon, at Ashland.
February 2, Gallaudet: 4. Wilson
Teachers; 7, Hampden-Sydney, al
Hampden-S Sydney; 8, Lynchburg. at
Lynchburg; 13, st. Johns of Annap-
oils; Is. Bridgewater, at Bridgewater;
18, Randolph-Macon; %, Bridge
water; %, St. Johns. at Annapolis.
March 2. Virginia Medical College.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
SOCCER TEAMS TIE.

Sun Radio and Italian A. C. soccer
teams, tied for the lead in the Recrea-
ton League, will meet Sunday at 23O
o'clock in a game that will determine
the first-half championship. 1t has
been decided to end FIST half series
inasmuch as none of the other teams
has a chance of overtaking the
leaders,
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Basket Briefs

EVEN games will be played to-
night in the Community Gen.
Ter Basket Ball League,
Roosevelt and Central High
eynnasiums and the Langley Junior
High and Hine Junior High floors
will be scenes of action.
The schedule:
Roosevelt.
o.oo o'clock-Olmstead Grill VS.. Twin
Oaks.
Central
$40 o'clock-National Guard VS.. p T.
$40 o'clock-Sholrs VS.. Washinston
Grays.
Langley.
o.ao o'clock-E. A. X. vs.. Lawrence
a. Sac o'clock-Ninth St. Christian vs.
Mount Pleasant.
-.ao o'clock - Southeast Flashes VS.
Sossa3S0 30 oclock-Anacostia VS.. Miller Fur
niture.
Games with unlimited teams are
soupht bv the Boiling Field five. Cal
Bill Mecier at Lincoln o00'' orai'ci
155.
A rules INTERPRETATION meeting will
be held Monday at pm. in the Con
zaga High School Auditorium by the
District Basket Ball Officials Assocla
tion. Coaches and players OF WASH
ington and suburbs are invited tc
attend.
Last nights scores:
Community Center League.
Never Wins 40; Stones. 32.
Katzman. 80; Washington Tobacco. 70
Pasketers "a; Guinns 10.
Tremonts IS: Y. M Club. IA.
Corr's. 81; Loew's. %.
Sigma Tau lambda %; Dunkers. 1S.
Investigation. 40 Federal Housing. g..
Stewart's Pharmacy. IS: Anacostia Is.
Southeast Flashes. 80; Sigma Nu Sig
me Marions 30: Royals, 20.
Eastern Community.
Trinity IS; Internal Revenue. 10.
Proof Section 30; Mono Section. II.
Independent
Northeast Boys Club. rs; Senator'S 10
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Again Compelled Build Basket Ball Team With Green Talent

Shockey, Miller. Leach, Martin and
Watson. Coach Cobourn expects to
have a comparatively small team and
has indicated that he will concentrate
on younger players.
The schedule:
January. Berkeley Springs away; H..
Charles Town. away. Is. Allegany. home
~ Harpers Ferry home; 2S. Paw Paw.
away; 30 Shepherdstown. away.
February-1. Hagerstown home: 3,
Waynesboro home: ~. Harpers Ferry.
away. l3 Shepherdstown. home: -, Key
ser away: IL, Charles Town. home; %.
HagerstoWn away; %. Berkeley SPRINGS.
home; 20. Paw Paw home.
March,. Waynesboro, away; 2. Key
Evening star., 1934-12-06
BOYS IN BOXING SHOW.

Amateur boxers of the Northeast
Boys Club. Georgetown Boys Club
and Washington Boys Club will stage
show consisting of eight bouts to-
night at the Northeast Club. Eddie
La Fond, boxing coach at Catholic
University, will referee.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
HUSKERS GOING AFIELD
Will Meet Teams From East,

Coast and Big Ten Next Fall.
LINCOLN, Nebr., December 6 (P.-
Representative teams from the East,
Big Ten and Pacific Coast, and five
Big Six Conference opponents will be
met by the 1885 Nebraska foot ball
team, Coach Dana x. Bible has an
nounced
The schedule:
September 28-Chicago at Lincoln.
October 5-Iowa State at Ames. l2-
Minnesota at Lincoln l9-Kansas
State at Manhattan. 26-Oklahoma
at Lincoln.
November 2-Missouri at Columbia.
9-Kansas at Lincoln. l6-Pittsburgh
at Pittsburgh. 26-Oregon at Lincoln.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
PANTHERS JOIN KERR
Three Accept Invitations to Play
on All-East Team.

HAMILTON, N Y, December
Py.-Coach Andy Kerr of Colgate has
announced that three players from
the Pittsburgh team have accepted
invitations to play with the all-East
eleven in San Francisco on New Year
day against an all-West eleven.
Players who have accepted are
Charles Hartwig, guard; Miller Mum
Jas, quarterback, and Izzy Weinstock,
fUllback,
Evening star., 1934-12-06

Hoya campus that Hargaden is the
brightest basket ball star ever to sport
the Blue and Gray-occasionally one
of the Hilltoppers forgets to whisper
and busts out with the news in a
'great big yell!
Coach Fred Mesmer refuses to jump
overheard with any cast iron opinions,
but to watch Freddie watch Eddie. is
to gather in plenty dope for a M Boy
Yo Pappy Sho Is Proud theme song
From Same School.
"HERE is something of that IA
nous we is all brothers" idea
between Coach Fred and Capt
Ed. They both prepped for their
higher education at Christian Brothers
Academy in Syracuse. N. Y.
If Hargaden could only convert his
honorary laurels into the actual rare
Evening star., 1934-12-06
WATER POLOISTS BAND
Intercity League Again to Play,
Starting About January Z.

Starting About January {.
Reorganization of the 1nterclty
Water Polo League is being effected
MARYLAND Club Gardens, Ambassador
Hotel, Washington Canoe Club and
Central Y. M C. A. Of this city ano
the Baltimore Y. will be represented
according to plans.
1t is proposed to start play about
January 7, with each team meeting
the other twice before the schedule
ends.
The loop will function under
auspices of the Swimming Committee
of the District A. A. U. OF Wnlcn A
Earle Weeks is chairman.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
FIRST FOR ROOSEVELT
Beats Mount St. Joseph Basketers
1920, in Opening Game.

Roosevelt High Schools veteran bas-
ket ball team was away to a flying
start today as a result of 45-to-2O
victory over Mount st. Josephs OF
Baltimore, scored yesterday in the
Roosevelt gymnasium.
The game was the first scholastic
court contest of the season
The Rough Riders held 22-l4 lead
at the half.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Hockey Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
International League.
Buffalo, 2; Windsor, 2 (tie).
Canadian American League.
Providence, 3; New Haven, 2.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
OUT TO BREAK GRID TIE
Marylands, Marions in Big Game

Marylands, Marions in Big Game
of City Loop Sunday.
Maryland A. c. and Marion A. C.
foot ball elevens, tied for the lead in
the National City Semi-Pro League
will oppose at 230 o'clock Sunday at
Seat Pleasant in the game that prob
ably will decide the title.
In the only other league game OF
| the day 26Oth Coast Artillery will meet
| the Brentwood Hawks on GonZaga
Field at 2:30 o'clock.
The Seaman Gunners drew bye.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
MARTINSBURG FIVE BUSY

Has II Games on Schedule-Team
Small, inexperienced.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, December
6-Martinsburg High will play a IT.
game basket ball schedule this Win
ter. j. C. Cobourn will continue in
the role as coach.
Five members of the varsity squad
were lost last season, including
Evening star., 1934-12-06

Players from nine japanese teams
were selected for a team to play the
American major leagues base ball stars
touring the Far East.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

Totals. 20 ; 40
Referee-Mr. Keppel.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
LA COMPANIA GUIANA DE
ELECTRICIDAD HA Pc
DIDO A SUS OBREROS RE
GRESEN AL TRABAJO

Habana, feb. 12.-Se mani
fest6 anoche en- ~circulos dignos
de cr6dito, que la compania Gu
bana de Electricidad ha dado
un plazo a sus obreros, que IL
naliza hoy por la manana, para
que regresen a sus puestos de
acuerdo con ell reciente decreto
de Mendieta regulando las huel
gas.
Ell servicio de alumbrado en-
la Habana y otras poblaciones
esta siendo lentamente resta-
blecido, protegiendo los solda-
dos a las cuadrillas que ahora
operan las plantas.
Los jefes de Ia huelga y di-
~rectores de la Compania cele-
braron una reunion con el conf
te mediator de tres nombrado
Dor Mendieta, rechazando un
plan del comite qeu envolvfa la
a~ceptaci6n de las 40 demands
de los trabajadores y Ell nombra
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
FELICITAC1ON DEL CON
SEQ DE LA SOCIEDAD
DE NACIONES

Madrid, feb. 12.-El Con-
sejo de la sociedad de nacione>
ha notificado al gobierno, por
medic de su secretariado, que
felicia a la Republca espanola
por la importante cooperation
aportada y los resultados OBJ
tenidos en- la segunda Conferer
cia de Oficina de Prensa guber-
namentales y de representan-
ties de Prensa, que Sc reuniera
en- Madrid del 7 al II de noviem
bre del ano pasado.
Al tomarse csc ecuerdo, ell ST.
Madariaga, delegado espanol,
do las gracias al Consejo en-
nombre de su gobierno.
Els probable que muy pronto
sc cOnvoque I'm congreso hispa-
nO-americano de prensa.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
LAS TROPAS 1RLANDESAS
UTILIZATION GASES La
CRIMOGENOS

Dublin, Feb. l2.-Para disol-
yer a los alborotadores politicos
en- Drogheda y Dundalk, las tro
pas utilizaron aver gases lacri-
m6genos.
Varias cabezas fuerOn rotas a
estacazos y ell estado de algunos
heridos es grave.
La policia disolvio en- Dun
dalk, cargando con los bastones,
a I'm grupo que constantemente
interrumpfa a William T. Cos
grave, presidente del partido
ontario.
Los atacados bombardearon a
al policfa con piedras.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
CALIFICADA DE RIDICULA
UNA PROPOSITION DE RE
NOVACION

Madrid, feb. 12.-Los peri6-
dicos han calificado de ridicula
una proposition de los diputa-
dos de Renovation Espanola,
encamlnada a anular ell nOmbra
miento de Don Alvaro de Albor
noz, actual presidente del Tri-
bunal de Garantias COnstitu-
cionales.
La proposition hecha por csc
pequeno grupo dice asl: Como
resultado de la Interpolation al
ministro de justicia, iniciada
por ell Sr. Azpeitia, los diputa-
dos que suscriben proponen a la
Camara Sc sirva declarar ina
decuado ell nombramiento que
hizo la anterior del Sr. Albor-
noz para la preSidencia del Tri,
bunal de Garantias Constituclo-
males, y que dicho senior carece
de la autoridad indispensable
para desempeIar tai cargo"
Ell ST.. Martinez Barrio crl-
tic6 esa proposition, califican-
dola de demag6gica, y dijo que
al oirla leer crey6 que la firma-
ba ell Sr. Bolivar, diputado CO.
munista.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
ARRESTADO EN- BALTI-
MORE UNO DE LOS Sc
DE FAC
TOR

Baltimore, feb. 12.-UnO de
los mas habiles criminales de
America, reclamado en- Chica-
go por ell secUestro del especu-
lador international John Fac
tor, fue arrestado aver por la
policia y Sc nombra Basil Bang
hart, conocido pOr LA Lechu-
"a.
B~anghart no hizo resistencia
luego de haber descubierto que
habian sido registradas unas
habitaciones que habla alqui-
lado.
La policia dice que ell bandi-
do Sc hallaba asustadisimo; y el
manifesto que creia estaba a
punto de caer en- manoS de una
partida de pistoleros.
Otro individuo complete de
una partida de enemigos publ.
cos de Chicago, Isaac Costner,
fue arrestado cuando entraba
en- otro piso que tenia alquilado
Banghart.
En- uno de los apartamentos
fueron arrestadas dos mujeres
Y Sc ocuparon $12,495 en- billie
ties de a cinco pesos.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
Comenzo la huelga general en- Francia
Los trabajadores Sc o~pondran a metodos
d~ictatoriales

Paris Feb pa 10 media
nocbe comenzl Ia bueloa do los
obreros francesos o,,o dnron+a
"a horas naralizara v;rtraInan
te todas las octividades on Fan
cia,
Ma, do ~ r;II6o do 4roho;o
doras han rasnond;do . 10 IN
mazda do 10 Fedorao;6p 10
hne}oa 50 ;n+arnroto oono mn a.
v;so 81 nri,oo, n,;,,;s+,o No.,
nara QUO NO odo,,to r,a
+odos dictatoriaIos
Ia naraIizaci6n dol ~sarv;c;o
do t,.ansnor+os ;rnodir5 ,,o las
emnIeados 50 tyasIadar do mos
barr;os . otro, do 10 nohIoo;6r
ri oohiarno odauas do 10 no-
Iicfa cunn+a noro dofordor al
ordan con con,na0ioa do so,ao
dos mar;noros = +6onicos . Ia,
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
CAMPANA DE LA UNION
FASCISTA


Habana, feb. Fla llama
da Union Fascista Nacional ha
iniciado una campana contra
Ell comunismo, diciendo que to-
dos los cubano.s estan obligados
a apoyar esa campana personal
mente y por medios pacificos,
Esa Union Fascista pide la
collaboration de los trabajadores
y, entidades de buena voluntad,
asegurando que desea la gran
deza, prosperidad y paz de Gu
ba.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12

quena Flor, una guerra uni
vcrsal para Ia primavera que
Sc aVecina.
No una nueva prOfecia pc
70 ell criterio de este sacerdote
es ahora muy considerable en-
los Estados Unidos.
Una guerra que Ell cree CO.
menzara entire Russia y ell ia
ron, apoyando Inglaterra a IS
ia Ultima, financieramente, y
Estados Unidos a la primera.
Els algO que deseariamos yer
a Estados Unidos prestando 81
apoyo monetario a Russia, en-
una guerra con el Jap6n,
Con este no queremos decir
que deseamos la guerra de-
testamos la guerra, pero 81 OIL
Jap6n persiste en- insultar a la
civilization, y luego de haber-
Sc robado la Manchuria pre-
tende robarse tamblen la Mon
goIia, la guerra sera un result
tado de su avaricia y de 81
crueldadl
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
COMMENTARIES A UN DE-
CRETO DEL CORONEL
MENDIETA.-LA EXPUL-
SION DEL OBRERO EX-
TRANJERO. UNA PRO
FECIA DEL PADRE COUG-
HIN

Ell Presidente Mendieta nc
ha prohibido ell derecho a la
huelga; pero ha dictado un de
creto que nos parece muy po-
co liberal, aunQue es menos
"duro" que la Carta de Tra5a-
jo de los "nazis' alemanes.
De decreto de Su EXcelen-
cha, a quien Sc yiene tildando
de derechista, son los parrafos
si%guienteS: "Se reconoce a los
obreros y patronos ell derecho
a formar coligaci6n y huelgaS.
Ell derecho de obreros y patro-
nos a formar coligaciones Y
huelgaS no podra usarSe CON
junta o instantaneous V en-
ningun case sin preVio aViSo
a la Secretaria del Trabajo
con ocho dias por 10 menos de
anticipation. Con este aviso de
bera acOmpanarSe relaci6n de
las observation-disclosures 0 peticio-
mes y de las razones en- que las
miSmas Sc apoyan."
"Inmediatamente despues de
recibir ell avisO a que Sc refie-
re ell articulo anterior, ell Sc
nor Secretario del Trabajo de
signara una comisi6n local de
Cooperation Social presidida
por un funcionario de la Sc
c~retaria del Trabajo e integra
da por tres representatives del
gremio obrero que anuncie la
huelga y tres de la empresa 0
firma patronal correspondent
te. Esta comisi0n debera reu-
nirse, actuar sin p6rdida de
tempo y dictar su resolution
en- plazo improrrogable de sic
tie dias habiles."
"Todos los acuerdos de obre
ros Y patronos sobre paro 0
huelga deben ser tomados en-
reunion 0 asamblea de cual-
quiera association o sector de
trabajadores, y en- los locales
destinados a sus respectivas
juntaS 0 asambleas."
"Queda prohibida la propa-
ganda para impedi rel trabajo
0 fomentar huelgas fuera de la
circunscripci6n 0 lugar del
sector de trabajo afectado por
alguna demanda 0 reivindica-
ci6n y ejercer coacciones para
producer ell paro 0 la huelga
en- sectores de trabajo no afec-
tados por desconocimiento de
algdn derecho, 0 por reclama-
clones o administrations pre-
viamente establecidas confor-
mt a los preceptos de este De
creto-Ley."
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
DEFUNCIONES

A las cinco de la tarde de hoy
Sc efoctuara el sepelio de Eulo-
gIo Leira, ST., de II amos que a
noche falleci6 en- su domicilio,
casa marcada con ell mum. 1903
de la Gale Habana,
lie sobreviven su viuda Sra.
Domitila Leira, dos hijas, Sras.
Matj!de Alfonso y Justa Rodri-
gGez, y tres hi.ios, Armando, Nj
guel y EuIogio.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12

FL sepelio de la Sra. Caccia-
tore, de 60 amos, que falleciera
el sabado por la manana en- SUI
domiciIio, 1906 de la noyena a
yenida, Sc cfectuara a las 4:3O
de la tarde de hoy.
La sobreyiyen su esposo, An
drea Cacciatore; tres hijos Ju-
Ito, Jose y John; cuatro hijas,
Sras. ignacio Fcrlita, G. Ores
tano Y Francesca NociIla y Srta
Maria Cacciatore; dos hernia
v tres hermanas,
FL cadaver recibira sepultura
en- el cementerio de la sociedad
Unione Itaiiana.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
RUBENS NISITARA A MEN.
DIETA

Habana, feb. l2.-Se encuen-
ira en- esta capital Ell coronel
lIoracio Rubens, presidente de
los ferrocarriles consolidados
de Cuba.
Durante el ~machadato Ru-
bens era tildado de partidario
del general Machado; pero aho
"a Sc ha descubierto que no 10
era.
En- la presente semana sera
rccibido en- audiencia por ell CO.
ronel Carlos Mendieta, presi-
dente de la RepubIica.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
LOS EN- GU.
BA

Habana, feb. 12.-Un deta-
He interesante de los Carnava-
les que aver comenzaron en- Gu
ba es que Sc prohibe usar la ca
reta en- publico.
Tambi6n Sc prohibe la for
maci6n de grupos con mas de
OchO personals.
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
LOS OBREROS VOLVIERON
AL TRABAJO

Habana, Feb. 12.-En la ma
mana de hoy los obreros de Ia
Compania Guiana de Electri-
cidad decidieron volver al ira
bajo.
De acuerdo con un decreto
del presidente Mendieta, ell
gobierno debe resolver las di-
ficultades entire obreros y pa
tronos en- un periodic de siete
dias. ~rt As
La gaceta., 1934-02-12
HERIDO POR
UN E~XTREMISTA

Madrid, feb. 12.-Informan
de Zaragoza que Sc encuentra
en- muy grave estado ell estu-
dante Manuel Ramon Baselga,
hijo del director del Banco de
Credito de esa pOblaci6n, a
quien atacaro ne hirieron unos
extremists.
Baselga recibi6 dos heridas
en- ell lado izquiefdo del pecho,
una en- ell lado derecho y otra en-
la espalda, esta Ultima con he
morragia interna.
Los medicos Green que falle-
cera.