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Evening star., 1934-04-13

War Mothers. Ambassador Hotel,
2 pm.
Card party, A. j. Andrews, Claren-
don, Va, Ambassador Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner Washington Sta
TONERS Association, Ambassador Ho-
tel, pm.
Meeting, Danes of the Loyal Legion,
Chinese room, Mayhower Hotel, all
day.
Meeting, Women's Auxiliary, Nc
Kimmie -Catterton Police Fire Post,
No. 2979, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
323 L street northeast, 8 pm.
Card party, benefit st. Francis de
Sales Church, Twentieth street and
Rhode sland avenue northeast, pm.
Meeting Pharmacists Society of the
District, Y. M. G. A. Building, Eight
eenth and G streets, II pm.
Chicken dinner, Ways and Means
Committee, Friendship Chapter, Order
of the Easter Star, Masonic Hall, 4511
Wisconsin avenue, to 7:30 pm.
Meeting, American War Mothers,
Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Mutual Benefit Insur-
ance Co.. Red Room. Hamilton Hotel,
IL pm.
Cub Hobby Show, District Boy
Scouts. 1918 Vermont avenue, 10 am.
to 5 pm.
Courts Of Review and Honor, Dis
trict Boy Scouts, Thomson School.
Twelfth and l. streets, 7:30 pm.
Luncheon, Harvard Club, Univer-
sity Club, lis pm.
Luncheon. Phi Sigma Sigma Soror-
Evening star., 1934-04-13

First Church, Pierce Hail, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets, $40 pm.
Card party, Women's Board Of
George Warrington University Hos
pital, garden, Mayfower Hotel, 2 pm.
Meeting, Massachusetts, Society.
Daughters Of Colonial Danes, north
room, Maynower Hotel, $50 pm.
Tea, Newcomb Alumnae, home of
Miss Josephine White, 2e55 Newark
street, 4:30 pm.
Meeting, surities National Society,
Daughters Of the Barons Of Runne-
mede, Fairfax room, willard Hotel,
$50 am. and . pm.
N. r. A. conference, automobile
parts equipment manufacturers, room
l2e, willard Hotel. all day.
Meeting, Gridiron Club, willard
Hotel, II noon.
Conference, national r. o. T. O.,
small ball room, Willard Hotel to
pm.
Dinner, Gridiron Club, both ball
rooms, Willard Hotel, 2 pm.
Evening star., 1934-04-13

ity, crystal room, willard Hotel, 1870
pm. Gard playing will follow lunch
con.
Meeting, Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority,
Pan-American room, Maydower Ho-
Evening star., 1934-04-13

Dinner, Gridiron Club, both bal
rooms, Willard Hotel, z pm.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
POLISH EDITOR DIES

WARSAW, July SO ).-Stanislaw
Osada, 66, of Pittsburgh, editor of the
weekly Polish sports magazine Sokol,
died today Of heart disease at Alex
androw- ujawski.
He had come to Poland for the con-
vention of Polish residents abroad.
but fell i'll on the voyage from New
York to Gdynia. He was unable to
come to Warsaw and was taken to the
home of his brother Nikolai Osada. a
member of the Sejm or Parliament.
A few days ago his condition became
worse, and he was taken to the hos
pital where he died. His burial will
oe tomorrow.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
ATTACK ON REPORTER
AT HOME CONFESSED
BY the Associated Press.

SANTA BARBARA, Calf. July 30
The slugging of Stanley Selover. Morn
ing Press reporter. who was attacked
As he lay asleep in bed in his home
last May q, was explained today with
the confession, police said, of Tony de
Leon, 10, former c, w. A. laborer.
Selover's skull was fractured.
Icons arrest came after a similar
attack early yesterday on Miss Norma
Kane, who was beaten about the head
with bottle when she awoke and dis
covered Leon in her room. Miss Kane
was not dangerously injured.
Leon told police, they said, that he
slugged Miss Kane and Selover be-
cause they lWoke and caught him in
their homes, which he was about to
rob.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
LOCAL UN|TSOWE
u. S. S8|)D,O(Q,0]D
Sum Due Government From
States and Cities viii
Be 81, ,2OO,OOO,000.
,b.t,,o,I.,e6 Pes.

BT TIE Associktsd Press.
A survey showed today that Amsri-
can States, cities and other local
units owe The Federal Government
about 81 200 900 600 when they get
through borrowing all the Govern
ment Is empowered 10 lend
Loans and commitments already
amount to more than $500 600 900, not
counting around s225 900 900 Of out
right grants
The Public Works Administration
has loaned around $3.50 900 90. 1t will
have $3.50 900 900 more 70 lena, be-
cause Congress authorized the Re-
construction Finance Corporation TO
tase over that amount OF municipal
securities held by the P W A The
r. F. C.. which loaned $500 900 900
under the emergency relief and con-
struction act Of 1892. was authorized
by the last Congress to make loans
totaling sl25, 900 900 TO refnsnce
drainage. levee and irrieatiol districts-,
and SIS 600 900 TO school districts
with adequate security"
School Unit Asks S2T 900 900.
Its commitments in the first cate
CORY exceed s62 200 900 to date The
Chicago Board OF Education now
seeks sat 900 900 from the latter fund.
Oficials agree It is impossible to
Justify a guess as to what the total
of loans is worth. Those made TO
cities and other political subdivisions
whose publicly-held obligations are
quoted regularly in the financial CEN
ters are only a small proportion of
the total. So disorganized is the mar
ket for lower grade municipal securi-
ties that it is sometimes difficult to
get an actual bid-and-asked price.
Sale Of small amount Of high
grade bonds by P. w. A. some months
ago brought a premium over the price
paid. This agency now holds num-
Der OF similar securities Which are
expected to find quick market at
satisfactory figures.
Loans TO Defaulters.
On the other hand. loans and
commitments have been made to
municipalities already in default on
other debt. whose publicly-held bonds
are quoted at a fraction Of par In
many cases where the borrowers were
in distress the loan will be secured
by revenues of municipal utility to
be acquired with the proceeds.
Bonds accepted as security for loans
are generally long term, around 30
years, except the $300,O00,OJO loans
made by the R. F. c. These were to
be paid back, one-fifth each year, by
withholding Federal highway grants
to States, beginning in 1885. The last
Congress, however, In laying down a
three-year highway program. Specifi-
cally deferred the beginning of re-
payment deductions.
Evening star., 1934-07-30

where with the aid Of Mrs Franklin
d. Roosevelt, one Of the first sub
tistence undertakings was established.
This venture was assaiied as COM
munitic" by DR. william r. Writ OF
Gary. Ind. in his testimony before
House committee
Social security has got to be given
the people of this country" Harri-
man saic In an interview. The
subsistence homestead projects will
show us the way to the necessary
decentralization OF industry: the re-
lief OF mass congestion In the cities
provision for workers to own their
own homes and contribute to their
own support
Il believe that II the subsistence
movement already had been carried
out that there would be little need
Tor unemployment insurance, or rather
unemployment reserves.
Not Opposing Pensions.
"I am not opposing unemployment
reserves or old age pensions, but my
fear s that they may impose too
heavy a burden upon business at this
time
Unemployment reserves must come
through contributions from both the
employer and worker. The British
have had quite lot of experience
with such legislation and We might
take a few lessons from them. -"
Unemployment insurance and old
age pension legislation are on the
administration agenda for the next
Congress.
Hartman said what he saw at
Reedsyille and a project near Mount
Pleasant, in Westmoreland County,
Pa, had made him certain that the
administration is on the right
track" He made the trip in company
with NJ. L. Wilson, Assistant Secre-
tary OF Agriculture, and until re-
Gently head Of the Subsistence Home
stead Unit under the Department OF
the Interior.
Not IndOrsing Everything.
"I am not indorsing everything
that may be done at these projects"
Hartman explained. Mistakes will
be made, but gradually hundreds of
thousands of workers will be moved
TO new and better surroundings. They
will be given opportunities to buy
their own homes and garden plots
where they can contribute to their
own support.
This change will not come over
night. II will take years and it may
be 90 years before from one million
to two million families, perhaps more,
will be moved from crowded tene-
ments to decent place to live It
will not be the city, nor the country.
would say the suburbs, but if the
plan goes through as outlined 1t will
give this country the stability we
must have"
Evening star., 1934-07-30
Small Tornado Hits Town.

LAS VEGAS. New, July 80 (P).-
Whitney, town of 200 on the Boulder
Dam highway, 8 miles from here.
estimated damages at $4,000 from a
small tornado which struck Saturday
night No one was injured. -Four
cabins and a service station were
picked up. carried about 20 feet and
stacked in a heap against g wafer
tOwer
Evening star., 1934-07-30
MORGENTHAU, SR.,
LAUDS NEW DEAL
Father of Treasury Head
Describes II as Bar to
Class Exploitation.

By The Associated Press.
BAR HARBOR, Me, July 30
Henry Morgenthau. sr, Ambassador
to Turkey in the Wilson administra-
ton last night described the objective
Of the new deal as being the preven-
tion Of exploitation OF any class by
any class for any other class"
Speaking at a joint service OF
the Congregational and Methodist
Churches, Morgenthau decried the
criticism OF those he said would see
the old deal" re-established.
He branded as amazing effrontery"
the complaints OF the barons OF big
business and their political hirelings.
shouting from their castle tops and
casting dlScredlt on the new deal"
Can Well Stand Comparison.
THE new order can well stand
the American people in its greedy
grip he said. Those in power were
too blind to notice what was happen
ing, or else oeHberately dlSregarded 1t.
Sufficient TO their purpose was
slogan they framed about keeping the
Government out Of business and at
the same time they permitted business
to run the Government"
Morgenthau said many who for
merly opposed the Presidents policies
have been won TO his support.
Several Converted.
Il personally know of several very
prominent financial leaders," he said.
who have become convinced by his
spirit and logic that the good Of all
must be considered in planning our
future political and industrial life.
Truthfully it may be said that one of
Mr., RooseVelt's greatest achievements
thus far is his SOLDERING up of men
who were drunk with profigate
power"
Evening star., 1934-07-30
Motorists Sneeze
Costs S7,525 for
Accident Damages

b ne Associated Press,
LOS ANGELES, July 10
Thomas A. Hayden snce2ed an
expensive Eneeze las March rs.
Il cost him 81 7.525
For when he Enee1ed he ducked
MS read and his automobile COL
lided with a parked automobile
containing w. O. DorothT. Helm
n Dorothy and Wilma Jean
D~othy.
The Dorothys we're injured and
4 jury in Superior Court awarded
shem a total OF s7.525 damage
Evening star., 1934-07-30
FIGHTS PRIORITY CLAIM
Oklahoma Aide to Oppose New
York Demand in Closed Firm.

NEW YORK, July 30 lP,.-Assist-
ant Attorney General George J. Fa-
gin Of Oklahoma was to appear in Su-
preme Court today to contest a petit
ton by the New York State Insurance
Department, which seeks to give New
York claimants priority in claims
against the Southern Surety Co.
The company was dissolved by court
order two years ago. Fagin says Ok
lshoma residents have claims Of ST.
100000 against the company, and he
says their claims should be treated on
an equal basis with those Of New
Workers.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
BRITISH SHIP AGROUND
Steamer, However, Quickly Re
leased in Nantucket Sound.

NEW YORK, July 80 t@.-The
British steamer Pennth Castle went
aground yesterday on Hedgefence
Shoal. Nantucket Sound but later
succeeded in freeing herself, the Coast
Guard was informed The snip pro-
ceeded under her own power, the mes
sage said.
The Cutter Argo from Newport. r.
l., and the Thetis, which were dis
patched 10 help the ship, returned TO
their bases.
Evening star., 1934-07-30

Commerce of the
United States. as
"fhe most funds-
mental and far
reaching move
mrnt under way
today
Approve Of the
subsistence home
stead projectA2
Hartman repeat
ed. OF course
! Do
The chamber .
president had just
returned from q
visit 10 Reeds
80 Nfg Va
Evening star., 1934-07-30
BROWN U. DISCONTINUES
GIVING DEGREE OF PHI. 3.
President Clarence A. Barbour
No Longer Is Compulsory.
BY the Associated Press.


BY the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July 80
Discontinuance of the degree of bach
elor of philosophy at Brown Uni
Versity, which was the first academic
institution in the United States 10
institute it in 1850, and the dropping
of Latin or Greek as a compulsory en-
trance requirement were announced
today by President Clarence A. Bar
bour. Hereafter the degree of bachelor
of arts will be awarded TO all students
completing liberal art courses.
Up TO now knowledge of one Of the
classical languages has been required
of candidates for the A. B. degree,
but with the extension of this degree
10 include all liberal arts students this
requirement has been discontinued.
Classical courses Of study will con-
tinue as usual. however according to
Dr. Barbour.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
HARTMAN BACKS
HOMESTEAD PLAN
u. S. Chamber Head Pre-.
diets Great Good From
Projects.
n ,t. L.soels.se pes.

~ ths Asscclstse Press.
The administration subsistence
homestead experiments Were cnsrac-
tsfized yesterday By Henry J. Harri-
mar. president of the Chamber Uf
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
EN- UN JUZGADO CO
FRACTIONAL

Habana, julio g. La GAIA
del juzgado correctional de la
secci6n quinta fue alberta por
los ladrones, que Sc llevaron pie
Zas de conviction, $500, un
giro de $26. y Sc en- effective.
Descubri6 ell robo ell vigilan-
to Jose Padr6n, quien di6 avi-
so al juez Alvarado.
Tirados por ell suelo, en- ell
despacho del secretario, Sr.
Franco, aparecieron papeles de
importancia.
Sc llevaron los ladrones re-
v6lvers, cuchillas y otras armas
pequenas.
Alvarado dice que ell acostum
brababa a guardian en- esa GAIA
ihasta $40. 600, pero reciente
decide que ell dinero Sc deposi-
tase todos los dias en- la Zona
Fiscal, temiendo un robo.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
CONTESTA Ell SENADOR
LEWIS A LOS CARGOS DEL
SENADOR BORAH

Washington, Julio Gel pre-
sidente del comite de campana
del partido democratico, sena-
dor Lewis, contest6 aver a los
cargos hechos por ell senador Bo
rah, de Idaho, references a las
practicas monopolistas del go
bierno del presidente Roosevelt.
LA Enthusiastically ell
senador-ha podido descubrir
quienes son los grupos respon-
sables de la conspiraci6n para
elevar los precios de todas las
cosas, y dara los pasos necesa-
rios para castigarlos."
Las leyes contra los trusts
Sc suspendieron por los votoS
de republicanos y dem6cratas.
En- lugar de mantener la fe con
ell gobierno ciertos estableci-
mientos industriales y financie
70 han violado los c6digos de la
MIRA, uniendose con otros para
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
Del Circulo Cubano

Nos comunican los progre :
sos que cada dia va teniendo
la organization del festival
que tendra efecto los dias 27,
% y 20 de este mes, en- TODD ell
palacio social.
Valiosos elementos de nues-
ira sociedad estan prestando su
cooperation a esta fiesta, que
tendra por objeto ell poner al
corriente EN- sus recibos a aque
Has personals que por falta de
recursos no han podido hacerlo.
Han sido contratadas las or
questas de Mano Sanchez, HO-
mer Mercer y La Tropical.
Durante la comida los CO.
mensales tendran m1sica.
Ell menu sera: Arroz con pc
Ito o macarrones, entremes, en-
salada, lech6n tostado, pan y
cafe.
Para los tres dias, con dere-
cho a dos comidas, Sc ha fijado
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
N NOMBRO UN co.
MITE DE DIRECTORIES
PARA LA NRA

Washington, Julio 9.-Un dies
|canso de varias semanas Sc to-
mara ell general Johnson, admi-
nistrador de la NRA, dejandc
confiada la direction de esa ley
a un comite compuesto por G,
A. L ynch, Official administrati-
Ivo; George L. Berry, admins.
trador de division; A. r. Clan
cy, administrator de division +;
Robert w. Lea, asistente admi-
nistrador para la industrial, y
y George Buckley, administra-
dor INFERNO de division y con-
sejero de publicidad.
Lynch desempenara la presi-
dencia del comite. No Sc haran
cambios radicales y Sc manten
dra ell contacto con Johnson.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
GlRAUDY SIGUE EN- LA
CARCEL

Habana, julio 9.LContinda
detenido en- ell Castillo del Prin
cipe ell Sr. Rafael Giraudy, a
quien acusa de varios delitos la
compania de electricidad.
Giraudy es un hombre COM
petente y su principal delito
consiste en- haber probable que
los cubanos pueden dirigir esa
empresa, sin Intervention ex-
trana.
En- las 1ltimas AZ horas han
sido derribados ITS postes en- el
Idistrito de Matanzas a Jatibo-
nico.
Aver Sc detuvo al Sr. Escoto,
que Sc dice es Antonio Escoto.
administrator de la aduana en-
la epoca de Menocal.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
IIARIA VERGARA ARRESTA
DA COMO COMUNISTA

Buenos Aires, Julio 9.-Ma-
ria Vergara, representante de
Chile en- la Comisi6n Inter-Ame
ricana de Mujeres, grupo perte
neciente a la Union Pan-Ame-
ricana, ha sido arrestada en-
Santiago y Sc la acusa de reali~
Ear propaganda comunista.
La Vergara no concurri6 a la
conferencia pan-americana de
Montevideo, dando excuses por
telefono de larga distancia
Cuando la Srta. Dorothy Ste
vens prepare ell viaje de la Yer
CARA, por aeroplano, esta lie con
test6 que no ira a Montevideo
porque la comisi6n de muieres
Sc hallaba dominada por los &C
biernos capitalists.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
LOS EMPLEADOS Y LAS
VENTAS DE LOS ESTABLE-
CIMIENTOS DE LA FLO
RIDA

Sc ha publicado la establish
ca sobre ell numero de emplea :
dos que tienen los establecimien
tos de la Florida y ell total de
Iventas realizadas en- 1888.
Ell condado de Duval, en- un
igrupo de 1853 establecimientos,
vendi6 $67, 100000, mantenien-
do TODD ell ano a 2,630 emplea :
dos, con sueldos de So, 504, 900,
lun promedio de $1,000 por en-
Ipleado.
En- ell condado de HILLSIDE
rough, incluyendo 268 estableci
mientos, las ventas netas Ilega-
ron a SAC, 947, 900, manteniendo
Sc 2,776 empleados fijos, con
sueldo de $2,946,000 O un pro-
medic de 1924. Ademas Sc EN-
plearon, temporalmente, Ats
|personas, que recibieron 173 mil
pesos.
Ell cond9do de Dade, en- 28S
ESTABLISHMENTS, obtuvo ven.as
netas de $36.647, 900, emplean :
do a 1927 individuos y pagan
doles $2,503, 600, IN promedia
de $1,370.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
ENTRARA HOY EN- VIGOR
Ell CODIGO DE LAS PA
NADERIAS

Washington, Julio 9.-El CO
digo de las panaderias, que Sc
ra APPLICABLE a $4,000 estableci-
mientos, entrara hoy en- vigor.
Opina ell Oral. Johnson, jefe
de la NRA, que no sera possible
desarrollar una estructura de
precios en- detrimento del con-
sumidor, a causa del crecido MI
nero de industriales panaderos.
La industrial panadera recau-
da anualmente mas de mil milo
mes de pesos y utiliza a mas de
200, 900 hombres.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
CARTA DEL
TIE SANGUILY

Habana, julio 9.-El CONAN
dante Julio Sanguily dirigio
aver una carta a los peri6dicos,
diciendo que fuerzas del ejer-
.cito hicieron I'm registro en- SD
domicilio y arrestaron a su hi
jo Guillermo, dejandolo a el en-
.libertad.
Califica de caprichosas las
detenciones hechas en- contra
de exoficiales del ejercito y sos
tiene que en- ell departamento
numero 400 del banco de Nueva
Escocia no habia bombas nj do
cumentos c~omprometedores.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
AMENAZA DE HUELGA GE
NERAL

Minneapolis, Julio Gina
amenaza de huelga general Sc
cierne hoy sobre esta poblaci6n,
como resultado de la controver-
ia entire los patronos y los ch6-
feres de camiones.
Los obreros alegan que los pa
tronos no respetan un convenio
firmado en- ell mes de Mayo.
En- una asamblea efectuada
ell viernes por la noche Sc acor-
do dar de plazo hasta el mierco
les para que los duenos de ca
miones accedan a las demands
que les han sido hechas.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
Sc AGRAVA LA SITUACION
OBRERA EN- SAN FRAN
CISCO

San Francisco, Julio 9.-Va-
rias uniones acordaron aver de-
clararse en- huelga, ell pr6ximo
jueves, en- favor de los obreros
de los muelles.
De las 100 uniones de esta
ciudad, ounce favorecen la huel
ga de simpatia.
La guardia nacional cuida
del orden en- los muelles, mien-
tras act1a IN comite nombra-
Flo para solucionar ell conflicto.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
9ALDRAN lis HOMBRES
PARA UN
DE REFORESTACION

Ell sabado saldran para Fort
Benning, Georgia, donde Sc ha
jestablecido un nuevo campa-
mento de reforestacion, lis
hombres del condado de Hills
borough.
La Quota asignada al conda :
do es de lis hombres blancos y
81 suplentes, y Is negros y q
suplentes.
Tampa es ell punto de concen
TRACTION para los hombres de Pi
neilas, Pasco, Citrus, HILLSIDE :
rough y fernando.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
Lineas de gratitud

Del ST.. Arturo Capablanca
para todas las personals que Sc
interesaron durante la enfer :
medad de SUI esposa, Sra. Sara
Capablanca.
Hace extensive este agrade-
cimiento a los que la acompa-
naron hasta su lugar de eterno
descanso y particularmente al
DR.. Jorge A. Trelles, enferme-
ras de LA Popular" y senores
Primo Lord y Fernandez.
Complacido.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
La function de aver

En- ell Circulo Cubano, con Ia
obra Santa Russia"
Triunfaron en- sus papeles
las Sras. Carmen y Pillar Ramf-
'rez, que una vez mas Sc consa-
graron ante nuestro publico.
Manuel Aparicio, como Lee
min, qued6 a gran altura.
Ell papel de traidor, a cargo
del Sr. Mateo Rodriguez, fue
interpretado acknowledgements
tie.
Sc lucieron tambien la Sra.
de Aparicio y Mauricio Cutie
rreZ.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
APARECIO LA
SECUESTRADA

Sharon, Penn, Julio g. La
muchacha de IA amos, Maria
Liptak, que aver fuera secues-
trada, regres6 hoy a su domici-
lilo, diciendo que dos hombres
la metieron en- un autom6vil,
cruZaron la Inca del estado de
Ohio y ALI la violaron.
Los criminales la trajeron a
esta poblacion y la dejaron a
bastante distancia de SUI domi-
clio.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
MIRABA
TIE HACIA LA JEFATU-
RA


Habana, julio Gel sabado
I'm automovil dentro del cual
viajaba una mujer, pas6 varias
veces frente a la jefatura de
policfa y la ciudadana miraba,
hacienda senas y guinos a los
vigilantes.
Tn Official temi6 que esos via
jes del autom6vil tuvieran sig
nificado revolucionario y orde-
no que Sc arrestara a la mujer,
comprobandose j. Sc trataba de
una individual de vida airada.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
SOCIkLES



Ell sabado Sc efectu6 ell sepe
Ito de la estimada Sra. Elvira
Alamo, madre politica del Sr.
Armando Calvo.
Entire las ofrendas florales
vimos estas:
Recuerdo, Secci6n Atletica
del Circulo Cubano; Felisia +;
Secci6n de Defamation Circu-
10 Cubano; Eyelio Alvarez; A
Elvira, La Columna; Antonio
PUG; Tus Hijos y nietos a ma
ma; Mary Vigo.
Reiteyamos a sus familiares
nuestro mas senitdo pesame.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
JURMADOS SIETE MAGIS-
TRADOS DEL r

Habana, julio 9.-Por deere.
to del secretario de justicia, Sr.
Montero, ell sabado fueren jul
bilados siete magistrates de
Tribunal Supreme, entire ellos
los Sres. Adrian Avedano, Ga.
briel Vandama, Marcelo Catur.
la y Tapia.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09

En- ell Centre Asturiano fue
sometida a una delicada ope-
raci0n la amable Sra. Katie Els
per6n, residente en- ell numero
1901 de la Gale Sanchez.
Su estado es satisfactorio.
Lo celebramos.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
SU ANUNCIO
NO SIRVE.......l

ST no obtiene la debida
circulation entire personals
de solvencia economical
comprobada y de poder
adquisitivo estable y du-
radero.
ia Gaceta" circula en-
tire los comerciantes e in
dustriales de habla espa-
nola y entire los elementos
socials de la colonia. en- un
porcentaje tan alto que re
sulta obvia la compare
cion con cualquiera otro
organo de publicidad en-
nuestro idioma.
Por ESQ "La Gaceta" re-
sulta ell vehiculo mas lido
ne para sus propaganda
comerciales.
HAGA listed
UNA PRUEBA
La gaceta., 1934-07-09
ell precio de un peso. Entrada
general, 25 centavos.
SECURE i~nformando.

La Secci6n de Beneficencia
eta a sus miembros para una
junta manana martes, especial
mente a las encargadas de la
Feria-Festival.
Es para visitar a los senores
asociados.
La gaceta., 1934-07-09

Grata noticia
I'm Hospital de Ninos, orga'
nizado por los Ores. Juan Sill.
verio Y Julio Gavilla.
La nihez recibira toda clase
de cuidados.
Felicitamos a los distingui
dos medicos por esta feliz idea
Cesar Rivero
La gaceta., 1934-07-09

fijar ell precio de todas las CO.
sas."
Lewis simpatiza con ell sena-
dor Borah en- la campana con-
ira ell monopolio y ell exceso de
burocracia.